sudorook

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   by sudorook 5y ago

   I elided a lot detail for the sake of making a simple example about power consumption. For applications that don't need hard real-time and/or aren't very high frequency, one could set the CPU frequency governor to always run
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   by sudorook 5y ago

   The degree to which the OS deviates from the vanilla kernel behavior depends on the requirements of the processes being run in real-time. For example, to run hard real-time, high frequency (>10 kHz) tasks with low latency and jitter, one
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   by sudorook 5y ago

   I hadn't thought of the Damore fiasco in a while. I'm not particularly pleased to revisit it. To me, it was a strong indicator to those in industry that a good-faith attempt at discussion on potentially controversial topics can bl