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best memer on nostr and funniest account imo, i'd love to have a pint with him some day

I would've made this better if i wasn't on my phone and I would've added the nosjak to the centre lol.

New OP meme just dropped

nostr:note1nukqwjuq5r020vlqvyh99k07ax33l2wykjf97lnzgr5n8ec0v8msflvz8l

Someone has to pave the path for them 🤣

yes, i'm actively working on the software that'll allow me to connect with like-minded individuals i share values, goals and projects with and i think nostr is the tech to build it. that keeps me going.

as a public square social network it's probably even worse than what Big Tech offers and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

this. i find it less compelling every day to be here.

I tried brining a few people to nostr and they said they’d join but never did. Even the bitcoiners I invited said they’re not joining.

Nah man its that one really good one from way back. 2 anime figures on a beach, looking out over the water and sunset. Some palm tree. And a text something with 'lifetime' or smth

This one? nostr:note1j3ha2m73trez57g39z2zc8pddjvtvjfgtwe3zmhhvvveq3ry4qas9tm03n

its kind of frustrating that operating systems don't show the actual memory usage of applications properly

right now linux is reporting that notedeck is using 1.8GB of memory, but thats misleading because its counting memory mmap'd in nostrdb. I had to write a script to see the "actual" memory usage:

$ smaps $(pgrep notedeck)

> Total RSS: 1840.65 MiB

> Claimable (file-backed, clean pages): 1317.52 MiB

> Effective memory usage (RSS - claimable): 523.12 MiB

its using 1.3g of page cache memory, but that gets immediately reclaimed by other apps that actually need it. its really only using 500MiB, which is still pretty high, but not as bad as 2GB.

the way mmap works is that you give it a file on disk, and the operating system gives back a pointer that looks like its somewhere in your system memory (RAM). its not a physical address, its a virtual one managed by the OS.

anytime you read from this pointer, it will read in data from disk and store it in the page cache, so to the programmer it looks like you're just accessing memory but its actually data on disk thats cached in memory.

so naturally when you scroll through a million notes, all of this data will get loaded into the page cache, and it looks like notedeck is using 8GB of memory, but in reality its just the operating system that has loaded the entire database into memory for performance. but this memory is *reclaimable* by other processes, so it doesn't have any impact on your system.

the end result: confused users, people removing the app thinking its a memory hog. le sigh.

anyways.... sorry for this long winded sunday morning rant about virtual memory.

gm #nostr

these are sun dried locally sourced mountain shrooms collected a few hours ago, God only knows where she and they are now

GF sends me this and then goes off grid 😂🤣

GA Jeroen from Florence

GA

GM sir ✌️

Enjoy 😂🚀

The weather shifts so hard here its nuts

2 weeks ago full blown death rays from the sun and now rain for days

スピークバディ

無料分レッスンにて

Gold Groupっていう仮想外銀で同僚と話すシチュエーション

Gold Groupをgirl groupと認識される

もう脳内全部ピンク

Like I said, same same but different🤣

Ԍood Ⅿorning and pura vida, nostr! It's time to create notes and send zaps! 💜🫂🤙🏻

It's like 🍆 , but 🔥