dragosmocrii

I was curious how much RAM Claude Code sessions use, and have visibility over sub-processes it spawns as part of doing its work. I also wanted to experiment with Code Mods, so this felt like a natural little project. Once I saw that a Claude Code session costs 450MB RAM before even starting to do any work, I stopped leaving lingering sessions, and instead close them when I'm done working and start new sessions only when I need it.

I also discovered that closing the terminal tab (using Warp) will not actually close the Claude Code process, and it will stay orphaned in the background consuming RAM until I restarting my dev-container. So now I always close it properly with CTRL+C

have a look at the new Mitsubishi outlander EV, it kinda works like the volt

Elixir is amazing. Had a stab at it back in 2018, then shifted to work with other traditional langs/stacks, but Elixir has always stayed in the back of my head teasing me. It's an elegant language, that you can see that the authors have put effort in keeping it lean, powerful, expressive. Phoenix (which is the goto web framework) may seem magical in the beginning, but once you dive in you realize that there is no magic, it's all there explicitly in modules (well maybe for macros which do feel magical). What I was missing back in 2018 is IDE support which was iffy. I wonder how that changed recently, if anyone who knows cares to share?

I don't think a tool is doing its job well when you make it work for your app. By contrary, it should make your app work

Probably reduces aerodynamics and range more than it's helping

Congrats! That's a nice project and great effort that I'm sure taught you plenty of stuff while doing it.

Now imagine a world where every taxpayer can vote where their money goes, and there are institutions making sure that this money is spent where it's meant for, like: education, healthcare, local infrastructure, research, military, military operations, etc I wonder if things would be different..

Replacing it with the seat cooling subscription?

Thank you, this definitely goes on my reading list!

Had one for 3 years, and then it started chattering unfortunately

If you have 1000$ to invest and it appreciated 7%, that made you a 70$ profit, which is not much from a coat of living perspective. If you had 1,000,000$ to invest, that gives you 70,000$ profit, which is pretty good at covering living expenses, bit not leaving you much else. Now if you have 10,000,000$ to invest that yields 700,000$ in profit, that is marginally way more and covers living expenses, plus gives you room to invest in other actives, thus improving your chance to grow your wealth.