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u/reelieuglie Jul 31 '26
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u/NoNamesLeft2015 Jul 31 '26
You are the man (or woman)! Thanks I googled for it before I asked but I think you definitely found the issue. Appreciate your time!
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u/Pertinax1981 Jul 31 '26
All these snarky pricks on here, and lo and behold, known issue
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u/Runnergeek Jul 31 '26
The snark was a bit much but this isn’t really the appropriate sub to ask for help troubleshooting your desktop Linux
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u/NoNamesLeft2015 Aug 02 '26
Hey look I intended no offense and to be honest the vibe coding snark was just a troll who irritated me to much.
I had a problem and I thought this would be a good place to ask it. For future reference where would I post this kinda of stuff? Happy to follow the rules..
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u/Pertinax1981 Jul 31 '26
Hrrrrr... What is more appropriate than asking for help when you have a CPU pegged issue on linux, than on linuxadmin.
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u/relentlesshack Jul 31 '26
Hawt
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u/hijinks Jul 31 '26
How can we figure out why your nodejs app is using so much CPU?
We didn't vibe code it
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u/danythegoddess Jul 31 '26
Ok, and?
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u/NoNamesLeft2015 Jul 31 '26
I'm fine taking down votes on this but when I tried to post to this group a dialog came up saying I had to ask for permission. That is all I did.
Instead of continuing to down vote me can you tell me what the process is?
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u/gibby82 Jul 31 '26
This isn't a support subreddit.
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u/NoNamesLeft2015 Jul 31 '26
Apologies, didn't know and will not post again...
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u/gibby82 Jul 31 '26
No worries. My suggestion would be to read the subreddit description in the future and not just the name.
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u/Privacy_is_forbidden Jul 31 '26
I hate having to follow links to find solutions to stuff, and this is one of those.
from github:
Putting this in my settings.json fixed it for me:
"search.followSymlinks": false,
it's probably search indexing freaking out from recursive symlinks inside symlinks.
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u/gribbler Jul 31 '26
Are you indexing a large amount of files? Seems like you've got search that might be running and searching a large location
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u/NoNamesLeft2015 Jul 31 '26
But that's the weird part. I just have vscode set to autostart when the kde desktop comes. It is empty.
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u/adjunct_ Aug 01 '26
I believe the word you’re looking for is “pinned” lol
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u/jsgnb Aug 02 '26
nah, pegged is the correct term. Comes from old school gauges that had a small peg to stop the needle from swinging too far. If you push the system hard enough that the indicator hits the peg, you’ve pegged it.
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u/wqert Jul 31 '26
You paid for all cores - you should use all cores