By efficient I meant it achieves the same result with less cost, not that it minimizes electricity waste. If distributed solar "will also reduce the size of the economy", doesn't that mean it's more efficient?
> It will also reduce the size of the economy. It's hard to argue that inefficiency is good for the economy. In fact, proponents of alternative macroeconomic metrics cite the GDP's bias against efficient renewable…
> going to Basecamp, the entire time waiting in chrome ... is between 150-200ms The numbers in my comment are "without caching". Comparing them to Basecamp, which caches views and fragments heavily, is apples to…
My Rails CRUD experience is the opposite. Template rendering always dominates database time. Without caching, rendering templates with nested partials is generally 5-10x slower than data access. Typical times are…
By efficient I meant it achieves the same result with less cost, not that it minimizes electricity waste. If distributed solar "will also reduce the size of the economy", doesn't that mean it's more efficient?
> It will also reduce the size of the economy. It's hard to argue that inefficiency is good for the economy. In fact, proponents of alternative macroeconomic metrics cite the GDP's bias against efficient renewable…
> going to Basecamp, the entire time waiting in chrome ... is between 150-200ms The numbers in my comment are "without caching". Comparing them to Basecamp, which caches views and fragments heavily, is apples to…
My Rails CRUD experience is the opposite. Template rendering always dominates database time. Without caching, rendering templates with nested partials is generally 5-10x slower than data access. Typical times are…