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Based on their examples: * Consistent UI performance under load. Not the same as "goes faster", just "doesn't slow down". * More efficient resource/CPU utiliz
by libria 6y ago
Based on their examples:
* Consistent UI performance under load. Not the same as "goes faster", just "doesn't slow down".
* More efficient resource/CPU utilization.
* Smarter loading of resources (kind of a sub point of 1)
I think they're trying to say it's "consistently not-slow and efficient with resources". Does "fast" express that well? To grandma, sure. To a technical audience, no.
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