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There's optimisations for repeated execution of the same commands at probably every level, from the interpreter down to the hardware on the server side, and the
by jameswyse 14y ago
There's optimisations for repeated execution of the same commands at probably every level, from the interpreter down to the hardware on the server side, and the browser on the client side will cache and preload things smartly in the background.
Usually pressing reload (F5) only downloads modified content though, to ignore the cache you have to do a force reload (ctrl+F5 I think!)
- lucb1e 14y agoActually, that's my point: There is no client-side or server-side caching going on as far as I can see. As I said, the second-time-faster effect even happens when you make it give a random output.