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September 15, 2012 Adrian McMenamin

Feeling a little bit thrilled about this

December 17, 2011July 10, 2012 Adrian McMenamin

Working set heuristics and the Linux kernel: my MSc report

November 27, 2011July 12, 2012 Adrian McMenamin

The binomial distribution, part 1

September 15, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

Done and dusted

July 7, 2011July 9, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

What that working set comparison graph should have looked like

July 7, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

The graph is wrong

July 7, 2011July 7, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

Working sets compared

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