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Posted by nathannaveen 19 hours ago

Dropping eBPF CPU Cost by About 90% with Memoization (Not AI Gen)(nathannaveen.dev)
104 points | 26 commentspage 2
self_awareness 4 hours ago|
TL;DR - use in-memory cache instead of expensive database lookups on every iteration
aaron695 2 hours ago||
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asdfman123 9 hours ago||
I don't know what any of these acronyms mean. With just a little more explanation the article could be accessible to a wider developer audience.
bawolff 7 hours ago||
At some point, i feel like a tech article written to a tech audience has the right to assume certain technical knowledge. eBPF is not an obscure technology in the linux world, and its impossible to make your article target everyone while still being a good article.
theowaway213456 8 hours ago|||
Do yourself a favor and look up eBPF - it's incredibly powerful and cool tech. Basically lets you write scripts that run inside the kernel
acedTrex 7 hours ago||
I dont think an article title "dropping ebpf cpu cost with memoization" really needs to be accessible to a broad audience.
visarga 3 hours ago|
> Not AI Gen

I am not sure how to react ... of course good thing it's human-gen, but I still like a few AI passes over it to tighten it up. LOL