@charliermarsh: hyperfine 2.0 is out now! It includes support for alternative performance metrics like peak memory usage, CPU cycles, a…
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hyperfine 2.0 has been released, adding support for alternative performance metrics such as peak memory usage and CPU cycles to the command-line benchmarking tool.
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hyperfine 2.0 is out now! It includes support for alternative performance metrics like peak memory usage, CPU cycles, and more. https://t.co/DvlwxIlyHM
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