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Alex · main · gpt-5.5 · medium · danger-full-access
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mirror mirror on the wall
who has the cleanest build of all?
curl
I’ll check what `curl` is doing here. If you meant a specific URL or command, send it over and I’ll run that instead.
Requested URL
curl --version
/bin/zsh -lc 'curl --version'`curl` is installed: `curl 8.7.1 (x86_64-apple-darwin25.0)` It supports `http`, `https`, `ftp`, `smb`, `smtp`, `mqtt`, and more, with HTTP/2 enabled.
they have the cleanest build
Then the mirror has spoken: ship it.
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Reply with exactly: streaming-check
streaming-check
Reply with exactly: streaming-check
streaming-check
Reply with exactly: deployed-streaming-check
deployed-streaming-check
ey dog
hey, what’s up?
sup
Not much. What are we doing: code, debugging, or just vibing?
just debugging got latency super low now
Nice. What did you change to get it down?
message pack on signalr
That tracks. SignalR’s JSON protocol has a lot of avoidable serialization and payload overhead; MessagePack usually cuts both bytes-on-wire and encode/decode cost, especially for frequent small messages. The main things I’d watch now: - Make sure both client and server are using the MessagePack protocol, not silently falling back to JSON. - Check payload shape: MessagePack helps most when you avoid huge string-heavy objects. - Version your hub message contracts carefully, since MessagePack is less forgiving than JSON for shape/type drift. - Measure p50/p95/p99 separately. MessagePack can improve average latency while still exposing occasional GC, batching, or transport spikes. - If this is browser-based, verify WebSocket is actually being used rather than SSE/long polling.
hey dog
hey, what’s up?
nm u
Same here. Standing by if you want to poke at the latency work or anything else.
just testing latest tweaks
Got it. Send whatever you need checked.