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Paul Vick

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Paul Vick is a Tech Lead on Visual Basic at Microsoft Corp.
Playing the performance shell game Posted: Mar 16, 2005 2:05 PM
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Another “just links” entry… I thought that Raymond’s entry on the performance shell game was particularly good, and Michael’s additional take was very relevant. Much of performance work involves shifting work around from scenario to scenario, and when doing so it is vitally important that you keep track of the bigger picture. The fact that it’s not possible to test every scenario can easily lead to tunnel vision, where you get so motivated to improve one important scenario (application startup) that you lose sight of perhaps an even more important scenario (OS startup) that’s “not your department,” but which impacts users all the same…

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