nonamegdsa

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   by nonamegdsa 10y ago

   Broken on Chrome on Samsung Galaxy S5.
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   by nonamegdsa 10y ago

   I still don't understand what point you are trying to make. Surely you must agree that the number of requests per second your server will depends on what the server is doing? If your operation calls a DB or calculates something and tha
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   by nonamegdsa 10y ago

   If the request is performing heavy calculations you will see fever req/sec obviously. Say an API call spins up a Linux VM and makes it available some user. Or a bulk upload of data which needs to be indexed. Or whatever. The idea that
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   by nonamegdsa 10y ago

   Is this construct commonly used in swift or is it an edge case? I've seen people referring to it as an edge case, but at the same time this is code which I find my self writing pretty often in other languages, for example when initiali