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The decorative JS blob uses 100% of CPU. Why. Just... why
by lbrito 1y ago
The decorative JS blob uses 100% of CPU.
Why. Just... why
- jazzyjackson 1y agoI think it looks dope, and you might want to check why your browser isn't offloading to your GPU.
- HumanOstrich 1y agoMy browser is offloading to my GPU (RTX 3090 Ti) and using 3GB VRAM and sitting at 35% utilization to render that monstrosity.
- ashikns 1y agoI'm on a 3080 and it uses 1 gb vram and 22% util. Sure it's still not lightweight, but certainly not as bad as you seem to be experiencing.
- HumanOstrich 1y agoPerhaps it depends on other factors like screen resolution and scaling.
- asumaran 1y agoprobably. I’ve got a 4K monitor with a 1050 Ti and the moment I open the site, GPU usage jumps from 1% to 99% and the fans go wild.
- whywhywhywhy 1y ago1.5-3GB is used to render your desktop on windows depending on resolution, think mine hits 3-3.5GB at 5k before even doing anything.
- rumblefrog 1y agoI feel like that job would fall on them :P
- rat9988 1y agoI'm not sure about that
- istjohn 1y agoSo why not replace it with a gif?
- jazzyjackson 1y agoIt's dynamic as you scroll down, and scales with resolution. Gif would be a trade of bandwidth for computation.
- linhns 1y ago30 mins and not fully loaded on my iPad.
- LeafItAlone 1y agoIs this an example response from the model?
- belluga 1y ago[dead]
- echelon 1y agoTo raise VC or crypto funding.
- bigyabai 1y agoWait until you see how much of your CPU the model uses.
- daviding 1y agouser: hey hermes, why is your website scroll bar ungrabbable, I can't go up the page anymore? I'm stuck but want to read something higher up the page? hermes4: We're all just stupid atoms waiting for inevitable entropy to plunge us into the endless darkness, let it go.
- nine_k 1y agoNo idea. My modest Thinkpad T14 barely shows any CPU load, while displaying smooth animations and scrolling fast. (Firefox, Linux, x64.)
- bloqs 1y agobecause gen z thats why