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How much difference does 180 ms vs. 64 ms make for your use case?

• mst 5y ago
  In scripts designed to be run directly at a bash prompt by humans, the difference would absolutely be noticeable.
• IshKebab 5y ago
  It is definitely noticeable even when you run a command once. But it really becomes a problem when your command is run lots of times as part of some other system. For example if you're using Python to process a lot of files via Make (something my work's build system does unfortunately) then it can end up costing 10s of seconds which is kind of insane.