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Thanks for the clarification. So a similar situation in node.js-land would be if require('http') would get a worst-case scenario of a 20% performance hit, righ

Thanks for the clarification. So a similar situation in node.js-land would be if require('http') would get a worst-case scenario of a 20% performance hit, right? If this is the case, even I, who only run single instances of node, would think it would be a fairly big impact that i'd try to fix if I was the maintainer and still had the possibility to fix it.

Vendan 10y ago
The issue is that's it's 20% of the http library's time, not 20% of your application's time. Put a large app on it, and now the regression is 0.02%... Does it still make sense to push everything back for that 0.02%?