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5 Nov 2023: You need an all-inclusive system. People want pluggability. Dev/test tools and different from production tools. ... CentOS Linux: A Continuously integrating platform. CentOS has thousands of extra tests, performed on every build.

5 Nov 2023: Not only competitions could attract an army of approximately 10 million data analysts around the globe, but the design of them could promise a sustainable economic model that would bring money

5 Nov 2023: We can use the contract exercise function to generate random functions to test monitors. ... 3) Creating code templates from types, fill in the template. 4) Test, review and re-factor.

5 Nov 2023: Motivating experiment: RPC-like test on an 8-core server with epoll, performing simple hand-shake transacrions, with 768 clients.

5 Nov 2023: In his opinion, network economics and data placement will be issues that will drive system design in the future.

5 Nov 2023: PHP Program analysis at Facebook. Pffff is all about deadcode removal, test coverage, checking for undefined function and use of undeclared variables, and syntactical grep rules. ... Add build_test to your OPAM to make it easier to test the compiler, and

5 Nov 2023: Their COMMUTER tool finds opportunities for commutativity and auto-generates test cases. ... They built a tool that takes a Python model of syscall behaviour, generates test cases and runs them on top of Linux in modified QEMU, which reports scalability

5 Nov 2023: Not only competitions could attract an army of approximately 10 million data analysts around the globe, but the design of them could promise a sustainable economic model that would bring money

5 Nov 2023: More test values --> less probability of error. They use "arithmetic circuits" (dataflow graphs, I guess?) instead of boolean ones to save time computing results. ... They try flipping the order of apparently racey interactions and test the program

5 Nov 2023: Works on economics and IoT (festival of things and the boundaries of humanity is coming up soon in Cambridge on 29th October). ...  Changing mindset from consumer perspective to a producer perspective.  i.e humans make data and perhaps can provide

5 Nov 2023: All kinds of economic implications (trade resources on "futures" market etc.).

5 Nov 2023: 19Jan/121. social science is nearly as dismal as economics. a) they couldn't predict the arab spring.

5 Nov 2023:  It turns out many hacks are necessary to reliably use pipelining; Firefox is close to having this working by running tests in the background and switching pipelining on as and

5 Nov 2023: Evaluation through test-bed experiments show 6 to 20% improvement in Goodput. ... We show through several micro-benchmark tests that the adaptive sampling scheme adjusts the sampling rate of sensors dynamically based on the user's context and balances

5 Nov 2023: We can use the contract exercise function to generate random functions to test monitors. ... 3) Creating code templates from types, fill in the template. 4) Test, review and re-factor.

5 Nov 2023: In the land of UNIX, "since we are programmers, we naturally designed the system to make it easy to write, test and run programs".  It has multiple programming abstractions, primitive

5 Nov 2023: We can use the contract exercise function to generate random functions to test monitors. ... 3) Creating code templates from types, fill in the template. 4) Test, review and re-factor.

5 Nov 2023: More test values --> less probability of error. They use "arithmetic circuits" (dataflow graphs, I guess?) instead of boolean ones to save time computing results.

5 Nov 2023: Let-it-crash leads to shorter, less defensive code with fewer branch points and test cases. ... It had unclear ownership, complex dependencies, lengthy test cycles, and unexpected performance impacts from small changes.

5 Nov 2023: missing from their economic model and from asset fairness. ... They compare a model from economics (CEEI) to DRF, and find that DRF is fairer, but CEEI achieves a better resource utilization.