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The Five Stages of Benchmark Loss


This presentation was presented at Scale8x in Los Angeles in February, 2010.  It was primarily a vent piece highlighting the way that you can never win when running benchmarks and you can never win when publishing benchmarks.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Matthew TippettPosted on February 25, 2010July 14, 2011Categories Benchmarks, hardware, Linux, Management, SoftwareTags benchmarking, hardware, linux, presentations, psychology, software

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