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jjcmtoday at 2:41 AM4 repliesview on HN

This speaks to me. I've been running an autoresearch loop the past couple of days to improve the load time of my various projects' frontends.

I've been really, really impressed with how effective this is. I went from a 4s load on simulated slow 4g to ~750ms: https://image.non.io/speedup-graphs.webp

Side by side vid of the results: https://video.non.io/speedups.mp4

This was for https://non.io, which is something I had purposefully written to be as fast as possible (hand wrote all the comopnents, didnt even use react).

I've been considering creating a skill / utility to do this based on learnings from the speedups - would others find this kind of thing useful?


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roncesvallestoday at 8:34 AM

>something I had purposefully written to be as fast as possible

and then you threw it all away by adding transition animation

VladVladikofftoday at 3:03 AM

> This was for https://non.io

Maybe hugged but feels really sluggish to me for it is.

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ltbarcly3today at 3:43 AM

Why is it so slow? Like clicking around this is a very simple site, it seems like the fade in and fade out, besides being jarring and annoying, is just adding load time.

arvigeustoday at 7:27 AM

Autoresearch is crazy good! Closest thing to “Make this app fast!” we have now.