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That's just not true. With SSD's and cheap ram less time than ever is spent waiting on IO. Almost everything these days is CPU bound and it's only going to go m
by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
That's just not true. With SSD's and cheap ram less time than ever is spent waiting on IO. Almost everything these days is CPU bound and it's only going to go more in that direction as the speed disparity between storage and memory shrinks
- darpa_escapee 10y agoInsert relative access times chart here.
- jayajay 10y agoYour statement is true if we only consider a single machine. But, people using node.js are most often writing networked applications (right?).
- geon 10y agoDo you count waiting for io from the db? I know in my apps there is very little processing going on in node itself.