4 ms·
> It seems like HN is melting down. Almost literally- this is the slowest I've seen this site, and the number of errors are pretty high. I imagine the entire t
by tedivm 3y ago
> It seems like HN is melting down.
Almost literally- this is the slowest I've seen this site, and the number of errors are pretty high. I imagine the entire tech industry is here right now. You can almost smell the melting servers.
- jprd 3y agoserver. and single-core. poor @dang deserves better from lurkers (sign out) and those not ready to comment yet (me until just now, and then again right after!)
- paulddraper 3y agoIt's because HN refuses to use more than one server/core. Because using only one is pretty cool.
- yafbum 3y agoI believe it's operating by the mantra of "doing the things that don't scale"
- jowea 3y agoInternet fora don't scale, so the single core is a soft limit to user base growth. Only those who really care will put up with the reduced performance. Genius!
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- dang 3y agoRefuses? interesting word choice! It's a technical limitation that I've been working on getting rid of for a long time. If you say it should be gone by now, I say yes, you are right. Maybe we'll get rid of it before Python loses the GIL.
- Applejinx 3y agoUnderstandable: so much of this is so HN-adjacent that clearly this is the space to watch, for some kind of developments. I've repeatedly gone to Twitter to see if AI-related drama was trending, and Twitter is clearly out of the loop and busy acting like 4chan, but without the accompanying interest in Stable Diffusion. I'm going to chalk that up as another metric of Twitter's slide to irrelevance: this should be registering there if it's melting the HN servers, but nada. AI? Isn't that a Spielberg movie? ;)
- mlsu 3y agoMy Twitter won't shut up about this, to the point that it's annoying.
- dang 3y ago:-(