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It's not a problem with the car, it's an analogy that the fuel and the network are bottlenecks where normally the tires and storage might be.
by ReactiveJelly 6y ago
It's not a problem with the car, it's an analogy that the fuel and the network are bottlenecks where normally the tires and storage might be.
- falcolas 6y agoStill doesn’t make sense. The car is correctly configured (for safety purposes), and it would also make sense to be able to write to storage faster than your network speeds (no database writes exactly what it receives from the network, it adds metadata and structuring).