benchmark-honestly
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Build benchmarks that survive scrutiny and catch the classic lies (dead code elimination, lazy results, constant folding, warm caches, coordinated omission, averages hiding GC pauses, unequal work, noisy machines). Defines the question first, controls and discloses the environment, uses warmups, interleaved repeats, medians, bootstrap confidence intervals and Mann-Whitney tests, and ends with a one-line verdict that includes the CI. Bundles a command runner, an environment reporter and an open-loop latency tester. Use when the user says "benchmark this", "is this faster", "compare performance", "did my change speed it up", "load test", "latency percentiles", "p99", or posts a speedup claim to check.
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This author's own choices. Worth a look.
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