Is there a way to determine the current memory usage for individual
variables in the current run time? Across julia processes?
For example, I'm running 32 julia processes (one for each core) on a
machine with 250GB of memory. Top shows 160GB of memory allocated. I know
for a fact I'm not using
Sometimes you have to recompile linked deps when the lib path changes in
upgrade. For example:
% brew reinstall qrupdate
the stack error should provide hints on which one.
On Saturday, November 1, 2014 5:06:12 PM UTC-7, Sean Garborg wrote:
I upgraded OSX from Mavericks to Yosemite and ran
The fonts aren't readable (present?) when rendering web charts on osx.
For example, using gadfly:
plot(posts, x=:score, Geom.histogram)
Opens Safari with the following rendered chart:
http://i.imgur.com/3BxEHmh.png
If you store the plot and write it to png with Draw, the fonts look fine.
I'm pulling down a json object that produces a list of Dictionaries.
Each dictionary is a row in the DataFrame with the key representing what I
want the column name to be.
At first, I thought I could just do this:
DataFrame(dict_data)
this produced a deprecation error:
WARNING:
