Employ pyperf and separate environments to compare performance#294
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Employ pyperf and separate environments to compare performance#294
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Annoyingly, even with no code changes, pyperf is reporting a statistically-significant performance difference: I noticed the same thing on my local machine: And since the two environments are essentially identical, I'm really surprised. Perhaps there's some way to tune the system. As it is, this technique is barely better than the current system and is in some ways worse, because it's presenting untrustworthy summaries. |
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Ref #292.