@MaximeRivest: here me out, what about a universal trace abstraction? at this point, i am just a broken record, sue me! I like to have…
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A tweet proposing the concept of a universal trace abstraction and advocating for a single data format in technology development.
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here me out, what about a universal trace abstraction?
at this point, i am just a broken record, sue me! I like to have one single data format. (don’t actually sue me). https://t.co/0BapX6ujBz
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