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I'm seeing 5x speedups on my real workloads, and you can see some synthetic benchmarks here or run your own https://greaber.github.io/syq-bench/ https://greaber
by greaber 6d ago
I'm seeing 5x speedups on my real workloads, and you can see some synthetic benchmarks here or run your own https://greaber.github.io/syq-bench/ https://greaber.github.io/syq-bench/
- throw1234567891 6d agowhat's a "synthetic benchmark", claude came up with those numbers by looking at the code?
- greaber 6d agoThey are benchmarks on real hardware, and I tried to provide enough details so that anyone can reproduce them (but some of the benchmarks are on servers I have that you can't order on public cloud -- these ones are clearly marked). "Synthetic" means that the data is synthetic, not an actual production workload. For instance, some of the benchmarks use files filled with random bytes.
- beepbooptheory 6d agoDo non-randomly ordered bytes produce different results??
- greaber 6d agoSyq has compression turned on by default. Also, if you are updating a file that already exists on the other end, syq will only send blocks of the file that changed.
- throw1234567891 6d agoSo real benchmarks with synthetic data.