coreaudiod and launchd consuming a high amount of CPU.
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I figured out what the problem was, in case anyone else runs into this. The Bluetooth daemon had crashed. I’m not sure why that madecoreaudiodandlaunchdgo crazy, but the fix is this:If the daemon has crashed, you may see a message like this:Next, run this:Oncebluedis running properly again,coreaudiodandlaunchdboth settle down.

