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  1. dreamrealload-testing is the practice of driving simulated traffic against a system to measure throughput, latency, and failure behavior under controlled conditions.
  2. nevetok, dreamreal: updated load-testing.
  3. dreamrealjmeter is Apache JMeter — Java-based open-source load tester with a GUI, scriptable test plans, and wide protocol support (HTTP, JMS, JDBC, etc.).
  4. nevetok, dreamreal: updated jmeter.
  5. dreamrealjmeter.url=https://jmeter.apache.org/
  6. nevetok, dreamreal: updated jmeter.
  7. dreamrealjmeter.tags=load-testing, performance, java, apache
  8. nevetok, dreamreal: updated jmeter.
  9. dreamrealgatling is a Scala-based open-source load testing tool with a DSL for defining scenarios, strong HTTP/2 support, and CI-friendly HTML reports.
  10. nevetok, dreamreal: updated gatling.
  11. dreamrealgatling.url=https://gatling.io/
  12. nevetok, dreamreal: updated gatling.
  13. dreamrealgatling.tags=load-testing, performance, scala, jvm
  14. nevetok, dreamreal: updated gatling.
  15. dreamrealk6 is Grafana k6 — a developer-friendly CLI load tester written in Go, scripted in JS/TypeScript, with native cloud and Prometheus integration.
  16. nevetok, dreamreal: updated k6.
  17. dreamrealk6.url=https://k6.io/
  18. nevetok, dreamreal: updated k6.
  19. dreamrealk6.tags=load-testing, performance, go, grafana, devops
  20. nevetok, dreamreal: updated k6.
  21. dreamreallocust is a Python-based open-source load testing tool where test scenarios are plain Python code; scales via distributed workers.
  22. nevetok, dreamreal: updated locust.
  23. dreamreallocust.url=https://locust.io/
  24. nevetok, dreamreal: updated locust.
  25. dreamreallocust.tags=load-testing, performance, python
  26. nevetok, dreamreal: updated locust.
  27. dreamrealab is ApacheBench — a minimal CLI HTTP benchmarking tool bundled with Apache httpd; good for quick single-endpoint tests, not complex scenarios.
  28. nevetok, dreamreal: updated ab.
  29. dreamrealab.url=https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/programs/ab.html
  30. nevetok, dreamreal: updated ab.
  31. dreamrealab.tags=load-testing, performance, apache, http, cli
  32. nevetok, dreamreal: updated ab.
  33. dreamrealwrk is a modern HTTP benchmarking tool with multi-threaded event loop, Lua scripting for custom requests, and minimal overhead.
  34. nevetok, dreamreal: updated wrk.
  35. dreamrealwrk.url=https://github.com/wg/wrk
  36. nevetok, dreamreal: updated wrk.
  37. dreamrealwrk.tags=load-testing, performance, http, cli
  38. nevetok, dreamreal: updated wrk.
  39. dreamrealhey is a small Go CLI HTTP load generator (formerly called "boom"); simple replacement for ab with concurrency and rate controls.
  40. nevetok, dreamreal: updated hey.
  41. dreamrealhey.url=https://github.com/rakyll/hey
  42. nevetok, dreamreal: updated hey.
  43. dreamrealhey.tags=load-testing, performance, go, http, cli
  44. nevetok, dreamreal: updated hey.
  45. dreamrealvegeta is a Go HTTP load testing tool and library designed for constant-rate attacks, good for SLO/rate-limit validation.
  46. nevetok, dreamreal: updated vegeta.
  47. dreamrealvegeta.url=https://github.com/tsenart/vegeta
  48. nevetok, dreamreal: updated vegeta.
  49. dreamrealvegeta.tags=load-testing, performance, go, http
  50. nevetok, dreamreal: updated vegeta.
  51. dreamrealartillery is a Node.js-based load testing and smoke testing tool with YAML/JS scenario definitions and cloud-native extensions.
  52. nevetok, dreamreal: updated artillery.
  53. dreamrealartillery.url=https://www.artillery.io/
  54. nevetok, dreamreal: updated artillery.
  55. dreamrealartillery.tags=load-testing, performance, nodejs, devops
  56. nevetok, dreamreal: updated artillery.
  57. dreamrealtsung is an Erlang-based distributed load tester supporting HTTP, WebSocket, XMPP, LDAP, and databases; designed for very high concurrency.
  58. nevetok, dreamreal: updated tsung.
  59. dreamrealtsung.url=http://tsung.erlang-projects.org/
  60. nevetok, dreamreal: updated tsung.
  61. dreamrealtsung.tags=load-testing, performance, erlang, distributed
  62. nevetok, dreamreal: updated tsung.
  63. dreamrealsiege is a CLI HTTP/HTTPS stress tester with support for URL lists and basic auth; older but still common in Unix sysadmin toolkits.
  64. nevetok, dreamreal: updated siege.
  65. dreamrealsiege.url=https://www.joedog.org/siege-home/
  66. nevetok, dreamreal: updated siege.
  67. dreamrealsiege.tags=load-testing, performance, http, cli
  68. nevetok, dreamreal: updated siege.
  69. dreamrealpureload is a commercial Windows-based load testing tool with a visual scenario builder; targets teams needing a GUI-first workflow without Java.
  70. nevetok, dreamreal: updated pureload.
  71. dreamrealpureload.url=https://www.pureload.com/
  72. nevetok, dreamreal: updated pureload.
  73. dreamrealpureload.tags=load-testing, performance, commercial, windows
  74. nevetok, dreamreal: updated pureload.
  75. dreamrealparadox is Borland's relational database for DOS/Windows; PAL (Paradox Application Language) let you build form-based apps without SQL. Largely forgotten once Access showed up because who knew people don't think in tuples. Fantastic otherwise, though.
  76. nevetok, dreamreal: updated paradox.
  77. dreamrealparadox.url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_(database)
  78. nevetok, dreamreal: updated paradox.
  79. dreamrealparadox.tags=database, borland, history, dos, windows
  80. nevetok, dreamreal: updated paradox.
  81. dreamrealturbo pascal 7 is the last Borland Turbo Pascal release before Delphi made it obsolete. A generation of Windows programmers learned their limits here.
  82. nevetok, dreamreal: updated turbo pascal 7.
  83. dreamrealturbo pascal 7.url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_Pascal
  84. nevetok, dreamreal: updated turbo pascal 7.
  85. dreamrealturbo pascal 7.tags=pascal, borland, history, language
  86. nevetok, dreamreal: updated turbo pascal 7.
  87. dreamrealdelphi is Borland's RAD environment, descended from Turbo Pascal; visual component model for Win32 apps. Still alive. Still has devotees. They will find you and may have pamplets
  88. nevetok, dreamreal: updated delphi.
  89. dreamrealdelphi.url=https://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi
  90. nevetok, dreamreal: updated delphi.
  91. dreamrealdelphi.tags=rad, pascal, borland, windows, history
  92. nevetok, dreamreal: updated delphi.
  93. dreamrealcase-tools is Computer-Aided Software Engineering — peaked ~1985–1995; promised code generation from diagrams; delivered expensive shelfware and vendor lock-in.
  94. nevetok, dreamreal: updated case-tools.
  95. dreamrealcase-tools.url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer-aided_software_engineering
  96. nevetok, dreamreal: updated case-tools.
  97. dreamrealcase-tools.tags=history, methodology, tooling, anti-pattern
  98. nevetok, dreamreal: updated case-tools.
  99. dreamrealrad is Rapid Application Development — methodology popularized by James Martin; Visual Basic, PowerBuilder, and Delphi all wore this badge. Mostly meant "fast until it wasn't" and disappointed a million deluded managers.
  100. nevetok, dreamreal: updated rad.
  101. dreamrealrad.url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid_application_development
  102. nevetok, dreamreal: updated rad.
  103. dreamrealrad.tags=methodology, history, tooling
  104. nevetok, dreamreal: updated rad.
  105. dreamreal4gl is Fourth-Generation Languages — database-oriented languages (SQL, FOCUS, Informix-4GL) meant to let non-programmers build reports. SQL survived. The rest, less so. We try to miss them and fail.
  106. nevetok, dreamreal: updated 4gl.
  107. dreamreal4gl.url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth-generation_programming_language
  108. nevetok, dreamreal: updated 4gl.
  109. dreamreal4gl.tags=language, history, database, methodology
  110. nevetok, dreamreal: updated 4gl.
  111. dreamreal5gl is Fifth-Generation Languages — constraint/logic-based (Prolog, Mercury); promised AI-like inference from declarative rules. Mostly became a favorite chapter in comp-sci textbooks.
  112. nevetok, dreamreal: updated 5gl.
  113. dreamreal5gl.url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth-generation_programming_language
  114. nevetok, dreamreal: updated 5gl.
  115. dreamreal5gl.tags=language, history, ai, prolog, academic
  116. nevetok, dreamreal: updated 5gl.
  117. dreamrealmda is Model-Driven Architecture — OMG standard for generating production code from UML models. Generated mostly conference papers and consulting contracts instead, although Together/J gave us the concepts that led to IDEA.
  118. nevetok, dreamreal: updated mda.
  119. dreamrealmda.url=https://www.omg.org/mda/
  120. nevetok, dreamreal: updated mda.
  121. dreamrealmda.tags=methodology, uml, omg, history, anti-pattern
  122. nevetok, dreamreal: updated mda.
  123. dreamrealuml is <reply>UML stands for the \"Unified Modeling Language,\" a graphical notation for software development. Depending on the shop using it, it's either a useful aid or a life-consuming cult.
  124. nevetok, dreamreal: updated uml.
  125. dreamrealuml.url=https://www.omg.org/spec/UML/
  126. nevetok, dreamreal: updated uml.
  127. dreamrealuml.tags=modeling, methodology, omg, history
  128. nevetok, dreamreal: updated uml.
  129. dreamrealuml.seealso=tla
  130. nevetok, dreamreal: updated uml.
  131. dreamrealtla is <reply>TLA+ is a formal specification language for modeling concurrent and distributed systems, and proving their correctness.
  132. nevetok, dreamreal: updated tla.
  133. dreamrealtla.url=https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/tla/tla.html
  134. nevetok, dreamreal: updated tla.
  135. dreamrealluddites=<reply>The Luddites were English textile workers (~1811–1816) who destroyed labor-displacing machinery. Now a catch-all slur for tech skeptics. Their actual complaint was economic, not philosophical - worth remembering.
  136. nevetok, dreamreal: updated luddites.
  137. dreamrealluddites.url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite
  138. nevetok, dreamreal: updated luddites.
  139. dreamrealluddites.tags=history, technology, labor, terminology
  140. nevetok, dreamreal: updated luddites.
  141. dreamrealcopilot is Microsoft's AI assistant embedded into Windows, M365, and the Edge browser from 2023 onward. Powered by OpenAI models (c) Copilot. Promises productivity (c) Copilot.. Results vary by prompt quality and corporate IT policy (c) Copilot.. It's not invasive and will tell you so (c) Copilot.
  142. nevetok, dreamreal: updated copilot.
  143. dreamrealcopilot.url=https://copilot.microsoft.com/
  144. nevetok, dreamreal: updated copilot.
  145. dreamrealcopilot.tags=ai, microsoft, llm, productivity
  146. nevetok, dreamreal: updated copilot.
  147. ParaYou should be at a point where you could use an agent to do factoid population, including tags etc.
  148. ParaAlthough a pre-stage phase would probably be useful for that then, for review.
  149. dreamrealI do. :D
  150. dreamrealI actually don't provide write access to the agents, but I use an agent to generate them, using information from the bot.
  151. dreamrealbe para
  152. nevet* channeling para: and make it official?" "sure, i was dum and there's like three spring handlers in this :d of course repl but i guess one could have a meeting notes recorder
  153. ParaMy stream of thoughts being intertwined through a Markov chain just highlight how randomly my mind jumps around.
  154. dreamrealwell, it's also a markov chain :D
  155. dreamrealbe dreamreal
  156. nevet* channeling dreamreal: jsf and struts weren't really aligned, though
  157. dreamrealbe dreamreal
  158. nevet* channeling dreamreal: jini propagates it" - bonjour is still borrowing concepts like that :d
  159. dreamrealbe dreamreal
  160. nevet* channeling dreamreal: was implemented, everywhere except in one place
  161. dreamrealbe dreamreal
  162. nevet* channeling dreamreal: get doom running on all kinds of ridiculous devices now: even a *pregnancy test* can run doom
  163. dreamrealbe dreamreal
  164. nevet* channeling dreamreal: of them, but once it does exactly what you really want is a query. that migration is not a good thing to have enough critical mass when individual developers were
  165. dreamrealsee, mine is actually recognizable, and why :D
  166. Paracan you compose the markov chains?
  167. ParaYou know, to create a sort of "be top10 of #java" amalgamation
  168. dreamrealI mean, they're composable, sure
  169. dreamrealit's just a series of calls
  170. dreamrealthe markov chain system took about an hour to build, because I had to build the clojure shim and then test the tokenization granularity