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Adaptively target a given system load percentage.
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Adaptively target a given system load percentage.
Implemented using Codex.
This is a simplified version as compared to what @ambv tested for me on macOS and does not as closely track actual CPU utilization percentage, but using the existing load tracker implementation adds far less code.
-jN%to target system load percentage, adaptively if possible #161204