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entelechy

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About entelechy

CEO of LoopPerfect https://www.loopperfect.com https://www.buckaroo.pm

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    mostly strace and it's macos equivalent; Later we moved to ptrace and ebpf. LD_PRELOAD unfortunately doesn't work for statically linked libc. There are also kernel probes but didn'…

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    Comment #44905224

    Love it! We did something similar using strace/dtruss back in 2018 with https://buildinfer.loopperfect.com/ and were generating graphs (using eg. graphviz and perfetto.dev) and BUC…

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    Comment #23439665

    Indeed I didn't remember it correctly: According to https://tfhe.github.io/tfhe/ states: > Each binary gate takes about 13 milliseconds single-core time to evaluate, which improves…

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    Comment #23439162

    ohh interesting! Are there any opensource implementations of homomorphic numerical processing? Were there any efforts of combining both approaches?

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    Comment #23438571

    Great work! This allows to perform arbitrary computation on untrusted devices. However last time I checked computation in this scheme is ridiculously slow: on modern machines, cutt…

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    Comment #19879786

    doesn't work for me: "IP could not be resolved"

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    Comment #19774460

    The story behind the fake company: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTHg-tGvlJ8

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    Comment #19714594

    > What's your take on Bazel? Here a couple key points: - Buck and Bazel are very similar. - Buck currently models C++ projects better [1]. - Buck leverages remote caches currently …

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    Comment #19712787

    No but this will be covered by buckaroo [1] [1] https://github.com/LoopPerfect/buckaroo/issues/314

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    Comment #19712079

    The C++ community started a comparison of various buildsystem a while ago: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y5ZD8ETyGtxCmtT9dIMDTnWw...

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    Comment #19712066

    Overall Buck and Bazel are quite similar as they are both converging to Starlark DSL. However there are still some differences: Buck is much more opinionated than Bazel. Buck model…

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    Comment #19712018

    We think Buck is great. It's Deterministic hermetic builds and it's composable and declarative high-level build description language made packaging very easy. We built even built a…

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