On 10 March 2015 at 09:01, John SJ Anderson wrote:
> And the average latency of the network connection you're serving this
> captcha over is... ?
Its probably a bigger issue if you have > 2,000 customers at any time
fetching captchas =).
But the question is more "Not is the subroutine slower"
On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 12:48 PM, Артём Варнайский
wrote:
Execution time of inline variant approximately 17.6ms, subroutine solution
> slower about 26%. My script is captcha generator. Random sign used very
> often during execution. I think 26% is a lot enough in this case.
>
>
And the average lat
>
>On 10 March 2015 at 00:56, < varnays...@mail.ru > wrote:
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>>I used a nytprof to check performance, function call reduces it.
>Its not just "reduces it" that matters. Its whether reducing it in the grand
>scale of things is really important. ( vs other parts of the system / general
>usecas
On 10 March 2015 at 00:56, Артём Варнайский wrote:
>
> I used a nytprof to check performance, function call reduces it.
Its not just "reduces it" that matters. Its whether reducing it in the
grand scale of things is really important. ( vs other parts of the system /
general usecases )
If for i
Kent wrote:
>Important question:
>
>How did you prove this was a performance issue.
>
>Because unless you've
>
>a) profiled your code
>b) benchmarked your code
>c) seen that the performance is significantly impeded by that function call
>d) seen that the performance is in the function overhead its
