Laid off too many people? Critical services no longer have owners?
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#515Since we're in full-on speculation mode ... Russian cyber-attack ?
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#516Earlier quoted context omitted.
Does it really or is this a joke? Edit: I found the following, I wonder if it's still the case. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16076041
It's real. Single core performance improves all the time. People overestimate how much power it takes to handle lots of queries per second on a well-tuned system and well-written software in 2024. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
Note that's the application server process being single threaded, but the server machine is 4 core, so nginx cache etc use other cores
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Dealing in absolutes is a result of misaligned expectations.
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#518Glad, I found this. I literally just told me boss I spilled my coffee on my desk so I could have a break and figure this things out. F'ing FB... Thank you to whoever started this post. I tried resetting my password many times and also thought I was HaX0red.
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#519HN also seems unusually slow. Wonder what's going on
HN is always slow when everything else goes down, tech people swarm here to check for information, and it overloads the site.