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Good morning!
I'v finally found a way to make my M1 Macbook a bit warm: Rendering out a project in Final Cut Pro. Still haven't heard the fans, though.
That's an improvement, I'm used to hearing macs take off like jets whenever someone launches idea
I've used this mac for two months now. Put it through some pretty tough work. It's the first time it goes even a bit warm in my lap. After Final Cut has been exercising all the cores near their Max for an hour. The machine and other apps stay responsive and smooth. My previous machine (MacBook Pro 2018) would have been so hot now I could fry eggs on it, and I certainly couldn't use it for much else during an FCP export.
Follow up report: The video is now rendered. And my Macbook is as cool as it usually is. It never got warm enough to start the fans. (And never warm enough to be uncomfortable on my lap.) I'm amazed.
@U0ETXRFEW I worked at Apple 3 years ago on a very large chip
The video is finally both rendered and processed by Youtube. 😃 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyjJTNPYpfE (Disclaimer: Nothing about Clojure there)
Sorry, @U1Z4D5SSV, despite your efforts, this is the extent of my video editing skills.
@U0ETXRFEW If you'd like to have another Q&A 1:1 session, just give me I sign. I'd be happy to give 0.00001% back of what you do for our community. :hugging_face:
been discovering Rum in the past few days. Pretty awesome library! The only real downgrade from reagent so far has been the lack of error messages (you basically just get the React.js errors which are less useful). Other than that it’s amazing to make a website that both works as a traditional HTML one as well as a SPA using the same codebase.
Haha, I went the other route and fully embraced react with the help of helix.
I thought about trying out Helix (to embrace React interop like you wrote), but that would have forced me to use ClojureScript on the backend too since I want to hydrate server-side rendered HTML, and I need to use Java libs on the server, so that was a no go.
Rum does the server-side rendering in JVM Clojure, which neither Reagent nor Helix are able to.
Maybe I’ll use Helix for another project down the line - probably one where I know I’ll be using lots of third party React components.
Here's a nice overview of the options: https://www.arthurbrrs.me/prerendering-react-clojurescript-land.html
Thanks @U04V15CAJ, I’ll check it out!
awesome
I need to read that.