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This is the first post in a three-post series covering the fundamentals of software optimization. You can find the introduction here. You can find Part II here. You can find the companion GitHub repository here. The introduction motivated why software optimization is a problem that matters, reflected on the fundamental connection between the scientific method |
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After I finished my last post about a performance timer, I got a comment suggesting other libraries - much more powerful than my simple solution. Let's see what can be found in the area of benchmarking libraries. Intro The timer I've introduced recently is easy to use, but also returns just the basic information: elapsed time for an execution of some code... What if we need more advanced data and more structured approach of doing benchmarks in the system? |
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We presented jarotsim, a playground for the discovery, exploration and livecoding of Turing machines, at the Hybrid Live Coding Interfaces 2023: Boundless Thinking workshop, on December 11th, 12023. |
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