throttling

Is it possible to set custom CPU throttling in Chrome DevTools?

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Custom values for Emulation.setCPUThrottlingRate can be set right in Chrome, but you need to open a Dev Tools window on the Dev Tools window to change the setting programatically. Open Dev Tools; make sure it is detached (open in its own window). Open Dev Tools again on the Dev Tools window from step 1 using … Read more

Throttle and queue up API requests due to per second cap

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For an alternative solution, I used the node-rate-limiter to wrap the request function like this: var request = require(‘request’); var RateLimiter = require(‘limiter’).RateLimiter; var limiter = new RateLimiter(1, 100); // at most 1 request every 100 ms var throttledRequest = function() { var requestArgs = arguments; limiter.removeTokens(1, function() { request.apply(this, requestArgs); }); };

Throttling CPU/Memory usage of a Thread in Java?

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If I understand your problem, one way would be to adaptively sleep the threads, similarly as video playback is done in Java. If you know you want 50% core utilization, the your algorithm should sleep approximately 0.5 seconds – potentially distributed within a second (e.g. 0.25 sec computation, 0.25 sec sleep, e.t.c.). Here is an … Read more

How can I debounce a method call?

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Here’s an option for those not wanting to create classes/extensions: Somewhere in your code: var debounce_timer:Timer? And in places you want to do the debounce: debounce_timer?.invalidate() debounce_timer = Timer.scheduledTimer(withTimeInterval: 1.0, repeats: false) { _ in print (“Debounce this…”) }

CPU throttling in C++

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I am not aware of any API to do get the OS’s scheduler to do what you want (even if your thread is idle-priority, if there are no higher-priority ready threads, yours will run). However, I think you can improvise a fairly elegant throttling function based on what you are already doing. Essentially (I don’t … Read more

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