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> 2700x slower That is impressively slow. In my opinion even the 28x decrease in performance mentioned would be a no-go. Sure the package saves a few bytes bu
by Levitating 2y ago
> 2700x slower
That is impressively slow.
In my opinion even the 28x decrease in performance mentioned would be a no-go. Sure the package saves a few bytes but I don't need my entire pc to grind to a halt every time I publish a package.
Besides, storage is cheap but CPU power draw is not. Imagine the additional CO2 that would have to be produced if this RFC was merged.
> 2 gigabytes of bandwidth per year across all installations
This must be a really rough estimate and I am curious how it was calculated. In any case 2 gigabytes over a year is absolutely nothing. Just my home network can produce a terabyte a day.
- bonzini 2y ago2 GB for the author's package which is neither extremely common nor large; it would be 2 TB/year just for react core.
- Levitating 2y agoI am confused, how is this number calculated? Because the authors mentioned package, Helmet[1], is 103KB uncompressed and has had 132 versions in 13 years. Meaning downloading every Helmet version uncompressed would result in 132*103KB = 13.7MB. I feel like I must be missing something really obvious. Edit: Oh it's 2GB/year across all installations. [1]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/helmet?activeTab=versions https://www.npmjs.com/package/helmet?activeTab=versions