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| | | | | Isolating external dependencies helps make testing easier. We can focus on a specific unit of code and we can avoid slow tests calling real services ... | |
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ashvardanian.com
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| | | I'd argue that almost every open-source developer gets an extra spark of joy when someone reads the documentation and uses their tool in a way that goes beyond the classic 101 examples. It's a rare treat even for popular projects like JSON parsers, but if you are building high-throughput software, such as analyzing millions of network packets per second, you'll have to dig deeper. The first thing I generally check in such libraries is the memory usage pattern and whether I can override the default memory... | ||
