Bent Cardan

i like the shorter sphia name equally. it's just as easy for me to read with or without the o

@KenanSulayman +1, yeah my brain's read/write perf on both keys `Sophia` and `sphia` is a close call. but there was a good point made in the other ongoing package management...

i like top down

reporting same `elapsed` value range at 80-100 check. my `bthrottler` and `mthrottler` tests fail every time on osx. here's what it looks like after inserted printf() of elapsed above failed...

switching to `gettimeofday()` makes `mthrottler` test pass about 50% of the time, but it also widens `elapsed` value range. `bthrottler` still fails every time with less consistent `elapsed` range than...

### `tests/bthrottler.log`: ```c Assertion failed: (elapsed > 130 && elapsed < 150), function main, file tests/bthrottler.c, line 63. timeout: 10 elapsed: 11 timeout: 10 elapsed: 13 timeout: 10 elapsed: 12...

sorry ignore first observation (about mthrottler), i printed wrong assert range in test output

here's another observation, when `bthrottler` assert fails: * total timeout: `10+10+10+10+10+10+10+10+10+10+10+10+9+10 = 139` * total elapsed: `13+12+13+12+12+13+10+12+11+12+11+10+9+13 = 163` * elapsed at assert: `164`

ok I got it to pass on osx, see here https://github.com/sustrik/dsock/pull/25

> can libdill be a good candidate for re-implementing nanomsg? I think so @kingsrd. Also libmill. That's why Fatih Kaya @fatihky and I wrote the [nnmill experiment](https://github.com/illjs/nnmill) We found these...