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Speed is a consideration for any website, whether it's for the local barbershop or Wikipedia, with its huge repository of knowledge. It's a feature that shouldn't be ignored. This is why caching is important — a great way to make websites faster is to save parts of them so they don't have to be calculated or downloaded again on the next visit. My team was recently having a discussion about the par
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How do you systematically identify the sources of jitter and remove them one by one in a low-latency trading system? That was the question asked on the mechanical-sympathy email list. Gil Tene, Vice President of Technology and CTO, Co-Founder, Azul Systems gave the sort of answer that comes from the accumulated wisdom born from lots of real-life experience. It's an answer that needed sharing. And
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