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by asadkn 12y ago
If you do the research yourself, you will quickly realize how the citation works when people are trying to sell you something. Scientific research is cited when it supports their statements, and is ignored when it counters their beliefs. It
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by asadkn 13y ago
Or it is simply just that WordPress is expected to work like light-weight static sites.
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by asadkn 14y ago
Good thing you opted against sensational journalism. About the cost per additional line of code for PHP, it mainly comes from not having an opcode cache and having to load and interpret files on every visit. mod_php was and will always be t
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by asadkn 14y ago
Symfony and Zend might perform even worse. At least Zend's bootstrapping is even heavier. The sheer number of files that have to be loaded from disk on each hit is appalling. Hence I mentioned in another comment the opcode cache (ex. APC) r
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by asadkn 14y ago
Not really. Take this benchmark with a grain of salt unless they benchmark it again with APC at minimum. Nobody serious about a web app would run a PHP app without APC. Similarly, relatively modern deployment standards (not really cutting-e
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by asadkn 15y ago
Using string keys: https://github.com/koto/blog-kotowicz-net-examples/blob/mast... (base 5?) Didn't check in details yet but it might be interesting for the curious kind.
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by asadkn 16y ago
All the low-carb advocates, one link! http://www.leangains.com/2009/02/low-carb-talibans.html And the OP did well to keep it simple and basic. It's all about energy balance.
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by asadkn 18y ago
On one hand, people despise services that start out free and turn to be completely paid, but on the other hand, they appreciate services that start our free and later introduce some paid services WHILE still continuing to offer the existing