June Kelly

I have the same problem. Logseq, while idle, chews up about 20% of a CPU core. I'm using version 0.7.6, installed via flatpak, on Fedora 36 (with Wayland). By comparison,...

Update: I get the same results when logged in to an Xorg session. So it seems to be independent of Wayland/Xorg. EDIT: I also don't recall when the problem began....

I don't use flashcards, and I don't have that many pages/nodes.

Sure, here's a 20-second profile with logseq sitting idle: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jnahdux6ln7q13v/june-k-logseq-profile-20220801.json?dl=0

Interesting. I wonder if this is relevant? In htop, it's these processes with `--type=renderer` that seem to be running all the time. 

It depends on what you mean by failure? There are at least a few situations which should be covered by an appropriate HTTP Response Code such as 500 for a...

Thanks for that. However, is there a way to do this assoc while still returning a boolean from `:malformed?` ? I've tried the code you gave as an example and...

Actually, having thought about it, atomic update operations (like mongodb has) are less necessary if we have support for transactions in the client drivers. The user would be able to...

I've actually been thinking of rewriting the whole extension in C++, to get rid of *all* dependencies :) Basically, the one function that needs Python/plv8/etc is the function which does...

Oh, I should clarify, I'm not fundamentally opposed to a plv8 version, but the one obstruction I found was that plv8 isn't necessarily available in common package managers without pulling...