From 3 Minutes to 7.8 Seconds: Improving on RocksDB performance
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From 3 Minutes to 7.8 Seconds: Improving on RocksDB performance
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#3Hey there! For some reason HN cut an important bit of the URL. The actual article is at: https://blog.serenedb.com/building-faster-ingestion If anybody knows why is it happening, please help make sense of it. Cheers!
Nowhere in the HN UI is the poster warned of this, because that would add complexity which would violate HN's principles of minimalism. You are simply expected to notice and re-edit the post within the edit window. Which no one does because they aren't made aware that they have any reason to.
Re: From 3 Minutes to 7.8 Seconds: Improving on RocksDB performance
#4Hey there! For some reason HN cut an important bit of the URL. The actual article is at: https://blog.serenedb.com/building-faster-ingestion If anybody knows why is it happening, please help make sense of it. Cheers!
Hacker News defaults to using the canonical url set by the site's metadata where it exists. 99.9% of sites set this to the domain for better SEO, so any post from those sites will automatically be replaced by links to the domain itself. Nowhere in the HN UI is the poster warned of this, because that would add complexity which would violate HN's principles of minimalism. You are simply expected to notice and re-edit t…
Re: From 3 Minutes to 7.8 Seconds: Improving on RocksDB performance
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hacker News defaults to using the canonical url set by the site's metadata where it exists. 99.9% of sites set this to the domain for better SEO, so any post from those sites will automatically be replaced by links to the domain itself. Nowhere in the HN UI is the poster warned of this, because that would add complexity which would violate HN's principles of minimalism. You are simply expected to notice and re-edit t…
Thanks for the explanations! Didn't know that one could edit posts. Will look into it