Timo Tijhof
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Dutch expat in London.
Principal Engineer at Wikimedia Foundation, QUnit project lead @qunit, jQuery Infra Team @jquery, W3C Web Perf WG.
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The post contains a ton of fascinating graphs from the new Spotify music dataset.
We can't resist the sad tone of E-minor! E-minor dominates E-major, unlike most other keys.
We can't resist the sad tone of E-minor! E-minor dominates E-major, unlike most other keys.
December 23, 2025 at 2:53 AM
The post contains a ton of fascinating graphs from the new Spotify music dataset.
We can't resist the sad tone of E-minor! E-minor dominates E-major, unlike most other keys.
We can't resist the sad tone of E-minor! E-minor dominates E-major, unlike most other keys.
@alpha1beta @nikitonsky
I bet the gain is not even a nanosecond, but negative.
To gain time the browser has to receive it in different network packets, but those are at least 14kB (CWND, larger after TLS). They arrive in the same packet. Or, they preload synchronously without batching […]
I bet the gain is not even a nanosecond, but negative.
To gain time the browser has to receive it in different network packets, but those are at least 14kB (CWND, larger after TLS). They arrive in the same packet. Or, they preload synchronously without batching […]
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December 19, 2025 at 7:20 PM
@alpha1beta @nikitonsky
I bet the gain is not even a nanosecond, but negative.
To gain time the browser has to receive it in different network packets, but those are at least 14kB (CWND, larger after TLS). They arrive in the same packet. Or, they preload synchronously without batching […]
I bet the gain is not even a nanosecond, but negative.
To gain time the browser has to receive it in different network packets, but those are at least 14kB (CWND, larger after TLS). They arrive in the same packet. Or, they preload synchronously without batching […]