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      <title>Retrospective 2002: Performance Engineering at Sun Microsystems</title>
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      <description>A retrospective on my work as a performance engineer at Sun Microsystems — two Supercomputing 2002 papers I gathered data for, the NUMA-and-MPI hardware landscape of the era, the UltraSPARC processors measured against the 6502 of my childhood and the CPUs of today, why the CISC-versus-RISC mental model is long past its expiration date, Tanenbaum&amp;rsquo;s register-less stack machine, and how a memcpy change shipped in Solaris.</description>
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