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defmodule LatencyBenchmark do
  @default_settings %{
    num_actors: 1,
    actions_per_actor: 1,
  }

  def benchmark(action_fn, settings) do # = num_actors, actions_per_actor, setup_fn, action_fn) do
    settings = Map.merge(@default_settings, %{setup_fn: fn -> %{} end}) |> Map.merge(settings)
    settings = Map.put(settings, :action_fn, action_fn)
    {:ok, collector_pid} = Agent.start_link(fn -> [] end)

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Protobuf Benchmarking

A really basic protobuf benchmark comparing the protobuf encoding/decoding performance. For details please see the benchmark.rb file in this gist and check the gpb benchmark files.

Latest Results

• protobuf-3.6.12
• gpb-3.26.6

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quick_benchmark = fn(tcfn, tcn) ->
  tc_l = :lists.seq(1,tcn) |> Enum.map(fn(_)-> tcfn |> :timer.tc |> elem(0) end)
  tc_min = :lists.min(tc_l)
  tc_max = :lists.max(tc_l)
  tc_med = :lists.nth(round((tcn - 1) / 2), :lists.sort(tc_l))
  tc_avg = round(Enum.sum(tc_l) / tcn)
  %{min: tc_min, max: tc_max, median: tc_med, average: tc_avg}
end

# quick_benchmark.(fn() -> do_some_work() end, 1000) will do 1000 iterations of work and report median, average, min and max back to you in microseconds

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am mmmries on github.
• I am mmmries (https://keybase.io/mmmries) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 99B1 CC8A FE86 779F 3F7C 3D80 DA6C FBE7 2629 D9CF

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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23:45:35.612 [debug] temperature update: {"/sys/bus/w1/devices/28-000007621b25/w1_slave", 21.625}

23:45:36.940 [debug] temperature update: {"/sys/bus/w1/devices/28-000007621b25/w1_slave", 21.625}

23:45:38.260 [debug] temperature update: {"/sys/bus/w1/devices/28-000007621b25/w1_slave", 21.625}

23:45:39.591 [debug] temperature update: {"/sys/bus/w1/devices/28-000007621b25/w1_slave", 21.687}

23:45:40.940 [debug] temperature update: {"/sys/bus/w1/devices/28-000007621b25/w1_slave", 21.687}

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var ColorConversion = require('helpers/ColorConversion');

/**
  Used for parsing all css rules on the document
  object and replacing any default brand color
  instances with the client's brand color scheme.

  @class CssHelper
  @example
      ```javascript

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require 'rrobots'

class MichaelRobotEntry
  include Robot

  INTERVAL = (3.14 * 2 * 100).to_i

  def tick(events)
    unless x < size && y < size
      turn (135 - heading)

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First get the rrobots running locally on your machine by following the README on the repo.

Next make your own bot by making a file with the same name as the class that it defines (just like the examples/NervousDuck.rb defines the NervousDuck class).

Now put your bot into a gist and send a link to your gist to the person running the tournament.

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module ActsAsCsv
  def read
    @csv_contents = []
    filename = self.class.to_s.downcase + '.csv'
    file = File.new(filename)
    @headers = file.gets.chomp.split(', ')

    file.each do |row|
      @csv_contents << row.chomp.split(', ')
    end

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describe "my request" do
  it "should update the model" do
    Model.any_instance.should_receive(:save) do
      self.changes.should include(:attribute)
      self.attribute.should == 'value'
    end

    xhr :put, model_path(model), {attribute: 'value'}
  end
end