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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

PROGRAMMING, DESIGN & DATA SCIENCE

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%CPU UTILIZATION IS A LIE

Viewing CPU utilization is easy - just pull up a system monitor tool. However, trying to project these numbers is a bit more difficult - whenever people try, they find that CPU utilization doesn't increase quite linearly. This happens because of hyperthreading (the cores on the machine are sharing resources with other cores) and Turbo, a dynamic processor frequency adjustment technology used to increase performance. Reported utilizations are usually an underestimate, sometimes significantly so.

brendanlong.com · 5 min

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FORCING GOOGLE TO SHARE SECRETS ISN'T COMPETITION

Google has been mandated to share certain search index data and user interaction information with competitors. While many are celebrating this as a win, it could be a mistake. The decision means that Google must now share its hard-earned knowledge with competitors who haven't made the same investments or taken the same risks. These companies should succeed by creating superior experiences, not by getting a free ride on Google's research and development. Sharing this level of behavioral data also creates new opportunities for misuse. A better option would address specific anticompetitive behaviors while preserving incentives for innovation.

victorwynne.com · 6 min

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