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Varun Srinivasan
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We're scaling hubs to handle 10x traffic (~ 500k DAU) @adityapk @sanjay and @wazzymandias.eth are heads down and making some big changes this month. Here's a quick overview of how hubs work today.
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Varun Srinivasan
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An important part of hub performance is catch-up sync or diff sync, which kicks in when hubs get disconnected for a short duration. @sanjay developed this back in 2022 when we were first designing hubs.
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Sina Habibian
@sinahab
It all makes sense!
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kevin j
@entropybender
can we get a vid after changes comparing the prev design with post? would be so cool to see, esp if there are benchmarks
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daws.eth
@daws
🫡 Fan of that TypeScript + Rust combo
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Chase
@harden-hardys
I know you and Dan are familiar with Urbit, so I'm curious why you didn't choose a more heavily sharded Hub design from the outset? Urbit shards the network by channel (called a Group). A group host is generally a dedicated node, tho some people use their daily driver. Despite being WAY less performant than Hubs...
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Edward
@dralle
Great explainer & fantastic work 😎 369 $DEGEN
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⚪️ cooper 🎩 ↑
@cooperray
this is the good stuff. crucial upgrades. thanks for sharing the detail 1069 $degen
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The Wizard
@queue
We love a team that builds in public Excited to see these changes go live 🤝
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onahoi
@onahoi
This is not watchable without the option to rotate the screen 90 deg. Feature req i guess.
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The Old Castle Defense(TOCD)
@tocd
Great to see your transparency FC team. It's an amazing example how team should do any business. 🚀lfg
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