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@overcastfm hi marco. Overcast on ios is storing 30gb of data but when I open it the app tells me that I am ony storing 1 to 2 gbs. I delete and reinstall the app and storage space frees up but then the app downloads 30gb again over what feels like a week or so.
I have had overcast installed for years but this seems to be a new issue. I am only subscribed to 9 podcasts.
Is this a bug or am I holding it wrong? Cheers.
@hacks4pancakes I’m so sorry. This isn’t cultural it’s just wrong. And if it is the culture then the culture is wrong.
@jonmsterling when they say it’s dead, what they mean is there’s no way to insert a paywall or otherwise get between the rss provider and users and clip the ticket.
@darfplatypus dist upgrading without planning is terrifying!
@purpleidea usually the problem is a memory leak, too many goroutines, storing data in a slice or map and never clearing it (i. e. another memory leak), etc. It would be wonderful if pprof could point us to these issues and the related buggy code file and line number
@purpleidea yes I think there’s something to that. I generally use the flame graph / visual output to identify outliers and triage from there.
I find pprof deeply unintuitive. It would be wonderful to be able to import a library to the server which takes the pprof output and points you towards the likely culprit. Or is a kitchen sink analysis that shows all the pprof output in a comprehensive way.
@purpleidea I’ll be interested in answers to this question. If my code has memory issues I generally use pprof to identify problematic functions.
