Meaning of "Power Level" on google colab
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When I open a new notebook on Google Colab I see a "POWER LEVEL" indicator with a battery symbol at the top. I can click it and choose three different power levels: low, medium and high.
I don't remember ever seeing this before on Google Colab. I believe this is a new undocumented feature.
Does anybody know what is the effect of changing power levels?
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Power level is an April fools joke feature that adds sparks and combos to cell editing --
https://twitter.com/GoogleColab/status/1112708634905964545
It is enabled and disabled in the notebook settings accessed via the Tools -> Settings menu item.
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