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That will get you only one million per second. And depending on the length of your URL, 4000 will not be trivial, depending on the output format.
by paulddraper 2y ago
That will get you only one million per second.
And depending on the length of your URL, 4000 will not be trivial, depending on the output format.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y ago> That will get you only one million per second. But per core, right?
- metadat 2y agoCorrect, URLs can be something like 4,000 characters long in 15 year old Firefox. I wonder what the current maximum length is? Today, Chrome supports 32,768 characters.. good luck processing that in 4,000 cycles! It'd require SIMD or some other fanciness.