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potamic
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Zerobrew: A faster alternative to Homebrew
What's the significance of warm speedup in the benchmarks? For most new installs, cache would mostly be empty, shouldn't the cold numbers be more significant for day to day use?
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sampullman
10 days ago
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If you ask an AI agent to make some nice benchmarks for your readme, it will often include extra comparisons that aren't particularly relevant.
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BugsJustFindMe
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None, unless you happen to enjoy installing the same thing over and over again on the same machine.
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