Boris Kaul

> it gives you a picture of how memory usage will scale in real applications beyond tiny things. To understand how it will scale in real applications, you will need...

> And this is a fairly general benchmark, it wouldn't make sense for the non-reactive frameworks to introduce tests specifically measuring reactive things It does, one of the main reasons...

> What I'm saying is that let's say the cellx benchmark were to be integrated here, hypothetically, how would you even write an implementation for that with React? Let's take...

> That seems somewhat similar to what this benchmark is measuring already (the selected row changes and all rows are diffed in React?) A lot of reactive libraries are using...

> "Completely useless" seems an exaggeration, at least if your framework can do that you have the option to take advantage of that, in case you need to. Agree, I've...

1. Yes, you're right. But it seems that with new `intel_pstate` driver there is no way to set governor mode to `userspace`. 2. I actually don't remember, maybe it was...

Starting with kernel 3.9 there is a new driver for power scaling that is used on Sandy/Ivy cpus, and it supports only performance and powersave governors. And it seems that...

> Yeah I tend to agree with this statement. KVO was designed to sidestep this problem entirely and predates the VDOM by a good 5 years. More than 5 years....

I agree that it should be fixed, I just haven't touched js for more than a year, so it is unlikely that I'll write code to fix this issue. Another...

I am reorganizing everything right now, documentation for an API that is used in the current stable version on npm can be found on the [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ndx) page. But I am...