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cgaebel
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Comment #31207763
Thanks for working with Jespen. Being willing to subject your product to their testing is a huge boon for Redpanda's credibility. I have two questions: 1. How surprising were the b…
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Comment #31133267
We are similarly sad about how unavailable Intel PT is in VMs. In 2022, being unavailable on Macs and VMs raises the barrier to entry extraordinarily high for many people in our ta…
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Comment #31133164
You basically understand how this works; you see everything, but there might be gaps in the trace. In our experience they're rare ( In fact, if you look carefully at the demo gifs …
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Comment #31130218
Thank you for this. I've made the change, but it looks like it may be several days before github gets around to refreshing the language statistics.
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Comment #31130020
Broadwell works, Skylake or later works better. We go into more detail about what platforms we support and why in https://github.com/janestreet/magic-trace/wiki/Supported-pla...
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Comment #31127197
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1CmGbOGb2I
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Comment #31124395
To be clear: bitcharmer says "we" to mean "fellow HFTs" not "Jane Street".
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Comment #31124341
It can! You can read more about how to do that yourself here: https://perf.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Perf_tools_support_fo... . magic-trace uses perf. If you want, you can think of…
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Comment #31121323
Hi HN! I'm Clark, one of the maintainers of magic-trace. magic-trace was submitted before, our first announcement was this blog post: https://blog.janestreet.com/magic-trace/ . Sin…
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Comment #31082656
Hi! We've just released a new version of magic-trace. Happy to answer questions here.
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Comment #14323537
It's happened! We have some internal magic that lets us run ml directly: ./my_bash_script_replacement.ml, and it makes replacements fairly painless. But we don't do it often. Each …
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Comment #9319283
You must not live in San Francisco.
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