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      <description>Every pipe round-trip crosses the user/kernel boundary four times. Each crossing costs a minimum of 101 ns on modern hardware. Shared memory crosses it zero times. A forensic breakdown of what the kernel actually charges per message, and why Tachyon reaches 56.5 ns where pipes cost 6.2 µs.</description>
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