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My bet is that it is for technical reasons. Whenever you see a reply link (among other things) the server has to persist a continuation for it. Getting all of t
by idoh 17y ago
My bet is that it is for technical reasons. Whenever you see a reply link (among other things) the server has to persist a continuation for it. Getting all of those pages crawled must generate a massive number of continuations to persist.
I know that this is one of the reasons that vote-links look the way they do.
If that's not the reason, then my #2 guess is that getting the whole site crawled is moving too many comments into the cache. If I remember correctly, whenever an uncached comment gets accessed, it gets cached (basically adding it to a hash), and thus added to the in-memory ram. That gradually raises the memory requirements for running the app, until pg does a restart, which resets the cache as well.
- blasdel 17y agoAnd the regular restarts invalidate every single continuation-based URL