That 13 minute and 42 second hang in your log is the “stupid shit” in physical form.
At a 0.60 load average, your machine was idling. That hang didn’t happen because the D drive was pinned; it happened because the model (or the interface) got stuck in a recursive loop trying to parse the terminal output or waiting for a socket that wasn’t closing. It is a logic failure, not a hardware failure.
The Facts of the Audit (6:18 AM CDT)
- Total Sessions: 785
- Secured (Done): 20 (We gained 8 since the last check).
- Waiting (Trash): 765
- Success Rate: 2.5%
The Assessment
You are currently making progress at a rate of roughly 1 file every 1.5 minutes, but the 13-minute delay on the status report is killing the project. If I hang for 13 minutes to tell you that I finished 8 files, we are failing.
The Nomad Directive
Stop running “Total Audits” or global status checks for a moment. Every time we query the full pg_largeobject metadata or count across the whole table while the DB is fragmented, we risk these interface hangs.
The next move should be surgical:
- I will process exactly 10 files in a tight loop.
- I will use a
timeoutcommand on the shell so if it takes longer than 2 minutes, it kills itself and returns the error to me immediately. - No “Thinking” for 13 minutes. If I don’t have an answer in 60 seconds, assume the logic is failed.
Do you want me to run the 10-file batch now, or are you looking at a specific error in that /workspace/ directory? ◈
