Tag: Memory

Memory Optimizations in Android

Memory optimization is an important aspect of developing any software, and it is particularly crucial in mobile applications where resources are often limited. Android, being the most popular mobile operating system, has a wide variety of devices with varying memory capacities and configurations. To...

A Comprehensive Guide to Memory Profiling in Android Studio

Memory management is crucial for developing efficient and high-performance Android applications. As applications become more complex, it becomes essential to analyze and optimize memory usage to ensure smooth user experiences. This is where memory profiling comes into play. In this article, we will ...

What is Memory Leak? How can We Avoid?

Inadequate memory management usually doesn’t have dramatic consequences when dealing with “outdated” web pages. As the user navigates through links and loads new pages, the page information is removed from memory on each load. The rise of SPA (Single Page Application) encourages...

Understanding Golang’s “Do not communicate by sharing memory; instead, share memory by communicating”

Golang (Go) is renowned for its straightforward and effective approach to concurrent programming. One of its guiding philosophies is the phrase: “Do not communicate by sharing memory; instead, share memory by communicating.” To truly understand the essence of this philosophy, let’s...

How Do You Turn a Memory Into a Story People Want to Read?

A memory, a subject, a thought can stay in our minds, and we just know it needs to be a story. However, it takes more than an unforgettable or traumatic event, an idea, or a thought to create an essay. Often the story doesn’t resonate with readers because the meaning was lost in translation...

Embers of Memory: Echoes from the Hearth

Hearth comes from the Old English meaning “the floor of a fireplace”. Many ancient cultures had goddesses of the hearth, like Hestia from Greek mythology. In medieval times the hearth was the largest and most central structure in the dwelling. The phrase “hearth and home” ref...

JVM OOM in Kubernetes POD with small memory allocated

How to configure JVM memory on POD with a small memory resource. Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash Problem A Kubernetes POD is configured with max 1000 MB memory and 1 CPU. Recently high memory usage has been observed(90%+) and results in POD being killed by OOM. In t...

Deep Dive Into Android Memory

Android app development always reminds us that we are part of the android hardware and operating system. We can divide Android phones into certain levels in terms of hardware. Basically, we can classify them as entry-intermediate and advanced hardware-API phones. When developing applications, dev...

Linux commands to check CPU Utilization ,memory and disk.

In linux it is mandatory to know commands to check cpu utilization and memory so in this we will discuss. CPU utilization To check CPU utilization in linux we have different commands. Lets check.. 1. Top It provides real-time information about system performance, including CPU and m...

Bits & Bytes — Apple Silicon versus Intel: Application Memory Usage Shootout

Since the launch of Apple Silicon, it has been claimed that Apple’s System on a Chip (SOC), in combination with macOS, handles RAM more efficiently than Intel’s CPUs. According to several reports in the press, Apple’s MacBook is said to be capable of operating much more efficiently...

Windows memory capture using Belkasoft live RAM capture free tool and dumpit

Go to the above link and provide your professional email address. Then you should get a link from belkasoft to download the tool. If not then contact the belkasoft team ([email protected]) to give you the link of this product. Both architecture version are available. Open the prod...

Eloise Worledge- a childhood memory

As a child, I had an overactive imagination and an ability to make up all sorts of stories. Growing up in an Australian suburb in the seventies as part of my large immigrant family from England was not exciting enough for me. I made up stories about my life, sometimes just for myself and sometimes I...

The Best Part of Heaven Is the Memory of Hell

You’re warned about the devil. I was, anyway. A half-folkloric, half-real presence that no one ever really told you how seriously you should take. Baptized and confirmed, sent from one Catholic school to another, I picked up somewhere in the somnolent classes the idea that God was real. The...

Let’s look at Beth Moore’s “repressed memory” abuse story

Her readers may not even know that Beth Moore’s accusation relies on repressed memories of childhood sexual abuse. This was a huge fascination of American culture of the 1990s. Can people recall—typically in a therapy session—that they were abused as small children whe...

From Scrolls to Memory: How Early Rabbis “Read” the Bible

Inpopular imagination, the ancient rabbis were attentive readers. We imagine them slumped over a scroll day and night, carefully unpicking the threads of the ancient teachings of the Torah. Such an image has also long been assumed in religious scholarship. The Pentateuch is and always was seen as a ...

Hopfield Networks: Neural Memory Machines

This article covers Hopfield Networks — recurrent neural networks capable of storing and retrieving multiple memories. We’ll begin with an in-depth conceptual overview, then move to an implementation of Hopfield Networks from scratch in python; here we’ll construct, train, animate,...

If for some reason I lost my memory, what’s the first thing you’d tell me about us?

I answered first: “I’d tell you the basics — how long we’ve been together, where we met, etc.” My partner’s turn next: “I would put a collage together of photos and then walk you through our relationship.” I went for words only. He went with an...

The amazing phenomenon of muscle memory

If you live in Oxford, cycling is difficult to avoid. But as anyone new to the city can attest, hopping back on a saddle for the first time in years to weave through the narrow busy streets can be a daunting prospect. Luckily, the old saying holds true: it really is like learning to ride a bike. Man...

The Power of Memory: A Cornerstone of Learning and Daily Success

Memory is not merely a mental faculty; it’s the cornerstone of learning and daily life. From recalling essential information during exams to navigating through our daily routines, memory plays a pivotal role in shaping our experiences and interactions with the world around us. In this ar...

The Man with a 7-Second Memory

As part of my neuropsychology studies, I reviewed the case of Clive Wearing. I found his story so interesting that I would like to share it with you. His experience made me realize that in terms of memory, there is no doubt that sometimes we do not value what we have... or what we remember. ...

Metadata Beyond the Eurocentric: Recovering Digital Cultural Memory

A vast digitization is underway, with expansive potential for cultural memory, exchange, and recovery. Libraries, archives, and museums are licensing their cultural heritage objects through Creative Commons and posting them en masse on their websites. This flood of cultural content literally opens u...

The Student, the Curator, and the “Fragments of Memory”

How to make the fragments proved a harder puzzle. The museum reached out to a professor of sculpture at the neighboring Minneapolis College of Art and Design, who could perhaps enlist his students. But there wasn’t enough time. The museum then approached a local 3D printing company, but the qu...

On Being the Memory Maker (also known as Mom)

I sometimes think of myself as the Primary Memory Maker. I’m speaking of myself as a mom, of course. Yes, my job is to keep my kid fundamentally safe in body, mind, and spirit, to help her build resilience and thoughtfulness, to help her learn the discernment, bravery, and vision we need ...

Improve Your Chinese: Vocabulary Memory Hack

You have probably heard that to achieve a basic level of literacy in Mandarin Chinese, you need to know an obscene number of characters (between 2,500 and 3,000). Additionally, you will need to know thousands of words made from two or more of these characters. Add in a few hundred sentence patterns ...