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OP lied about benchmarks in the past: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/x2iwim/askjs_millionjs_claim_of_11x_performance_increase/ https://www.reddit

• aidenyb 3y ago
  hi, this is aiden around 2 yrs ago, i messed up benchmarks in the past with million v1. i'm sorry about putting out false information. once the reddit post came out i stopped working/advertising million entirely. i then spent 3 months redesigning the entire library. i tried my best to make it as fast as possible and accurate. benchmarks are real now, see here: https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/current.html https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/current.ht...
  • Hrun0 3y ago
    Fair enough! Your levelheaded response gives me hope.
• brailsafe 3y ago
  People make mistakes, and should hopefully learn from them, but it's not right to comment with nothing but dug up dirt, especially with such a negative accusation of malice, while they try and move on.
  • hitekker 3y ago
    The GP said the OP misrepresented their benchmarks before. It's good context and the rest of the Reddit thread is also informative. "Lie" is a bit edgey but I think adults should be able to stomach a little sourness instead of, ironically, accusing people of dirt and malice.
• chrismorgan 3y ago
  > OP lied Lying is a deliberate action. The thread you link to seems rather to expose accidental bad benchmarking and poor communication/explanation of results, probably in good faith and due to inexperience.
  • Hrun0 3y ago
    It seemed deliberate to me because it happened more than once. But he apologized, and as far as I'm concerned, that's that.