Not strictly race related, but taking part in a live discussion thread on Lemmy is miserable. It’s way too slow to reload, and when you do it forgets that you want it ordered by new.
Lemmy.world is struggling to keep up with the Reddit refugees. They ran into a lot of scaling issues last night and are working with temporary load balancing and a lot of behind the scenes stuff.
It should get better over the next few weeks as some stability work is done to the backend.
I’m a Reddit refugee as well. Could you please explain what does it mean that you have your own instance? Does it mean that posts and our comments are stored somewhere on your side as well, and that’s why it’s working good for you?
Lemmy is build from many instances like lemmy.world, lemmy.ml, feddit.de, kbin.social and whatever. They are all interconnected and are mirroring communities from other instances on their own. And some instance are more overcroweded than others right now. I dont really get why it runs smoother to access this post from feddit, since I thought mirroring is bound to the same performance issues. But apparently not
Yeah I have an account on lemmy.world and programming.dev and for some reason interacting with communities from lemmy.world is faster when I’m on the .dev instance…
Earlier it updated with new posts automatically without needing to reload browser. Probably they turned it off temporarily with the big migration of reddit users.
Not strictly race related, but taking part in a live discussion thread on Lemmy is miserable. It’s way too slow to reload, and when you do it forgets that you want it ordered by new.
Lemmy.world is struggling to keep up with the Reddit refugees. They ran into a lot of scaling issues last night and are working with temporary load balancing and a lot of behind the scenes stuff.
It should get better over the next few weeks as some stability work is done to the backend.
lemmy.world is just slow. From my instance everything runs smooth
I’m a Reddit refugee as well. Could you please explain what does it mean that you have your own instance? Does it mean that posts and our comments are stored somewhere on your side as well, and that’s why it’s working good for you?
Lemmy is build from many instances like lemmy.world, lemmy.ml, feddit.de, kbin.social and whatever. They are all interconnected and are mirroring communities from other instances on their own. And some instance are more overcroweded than others right now. I dont really get why it runs smoother to access this post from feddit, since I thought mirroring is bound to the same performance issues. But apparently not
Yeah I have an account on lemmy.world and programming.dev and for some reason interacting with communities from lemmy.world is faster when I’m on the .dev instance…
Thank you @[email protected] and @jeanmiaouss. I will try to check different instances as well :)
Earlier it updated with new posts automatically without needing to reload browser. Probably they turned it off temporarily with the big migration of reddit users.