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TIL if you have decided Elasticsearch maybe shouldn't get 50% of your RAM on your local machine you can adjust it with JVM options:

$ elasticsearch_path="$(brew --prefix)/etc/elasticsearch" # Assuming a Homebrew install on a Mac
$ mkdir -p $elasticsearch_path/jvm.options.d && echo "-Xms2g\n-Xmx2g" > $elasticsearch_path/jvm.options.d/heap.options
$ unset elasticsearch_path

Then restart the server:

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let removeContainers = (...containers) => {
    let items, isValid, removeButtons;

    items = document.querySelectorAll("#browserContainersGroupPane richlistitem");
    isValid = (el) => typeof (el) != "undefined" || el != null;
    removeButtons = [];

    items.forEach((el, idx) =>
    {
        const hbox_1 = el.getElementsByTagName("hbox").item(0);

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trap("SIGINT") { exit! }

total_width = `stty size`.scan(/\d+/)[1].to_i # terminal width

snokflakes = {}

puts "\033[2J"; # clearing output

loop do
  snokflakes[rand(total_width)] = 0

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- name: LD-47K
  brand_name: Neumann
  model: U47
  description: Created in 1947, Neumann U47 has stood the test of time as the ultimate studio mic. Extensively used by The Beatles, Frank Sinatra, and countless others, only about 6,000 of these mics were produced. The Neumann U47 analyzed for this model has a fully brass capsule with a screw-mounted mylar diaphragm and a genuine VF14 tube. 
- name: LD-87
  brand_name: Neumann
  model: U87
  description: The Neumann U87 was brought to market as a replacement for the U67, even though it sounds quite different. The LD-87 model is based on a mid-’70s version with a split backplate capsule which sounds slightly different from a modern 87. The high-pass filter and pad switch settings are also fully modeled. 
- name: LD-87 Modern
  brand_name: Neumann

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# frozen_string_literal: true

module IntegerExtensions
  refine Integer do
    def as_binary_string(width = nil)
      width ||= self.bit_length
      "%0#{width}b" % self
    end

    def as_byte