msmillie

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by msmillie 12y ago
In flame graphs heavy iteration tends to give "wider" structures. Recall the stacks aren't ordered on the X axis by time, but by contents.
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by msmillie 12y ago
Guess who's more important to the newspaper: this one guy who encountered some "you were naiive to not expect this" corruption, or the senior city hall politico? And what did he do, anyway, ask for a seat on the board in retu
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by msmillie 12y ago
http://dtrace.org/blogs/bmc/2011/02/08/llquantize/ describes a very similar log binning technique added to dtrace a few years back. In practice, it's been one of the most useful things in
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by msmillie 13y ago
The following scenario helps explain: you have two radars. One is a wide-angle, general radar, which sees a missle at some coordinates, travelling at some speed. The other radar is for target acquisition, has a very narrow spread ("ran
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by msmillie 13y ago
That someone can innocently and unironically describe Trader Joe's as being "known for low prices" is really the crux of the problem here. Perhaps you're not familiar with minimum wage?
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by msmillie 13y ago
> If the OP of the patch had gone through and consistently changed all He|She -> Them|They If they missed any gendered pronouns in the now-landed PR, surely they would be discoverable in the current source: - https://git
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by msmillie 13y ago
As a Joyent engineer, I feel qualified to field this one. tl;dr: you couldn't be more wrong. The long version requires a crucial observation: this wasn't one simple mistake, made in haste, ignorance, or confusion. This was a delib