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I doubt there's a language out there that couldn't do 100qps of this complexity on a single modern core. It doesn't really say anything positive about Node


Why do people always take a figure like this and assume a near linear distribution?

I do agree with the sentiment of your point though but I'd be interested to know what the parent handles at peak




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