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by fastball
1302 days ago
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1) Their uptime was great. Regardless of what happened to their uptime after that (when they got to >1B MAU), they were already bigger than Twitter at that point, so... 2) Public broadcasts make a lot of things easier because that means more of your workload is relatively straightforward caching (as evidenced by this blog post). |
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So, you don't have the numbers.
> easier
Have you even thought about moderation and all the other concerns that go with this? How does instantly notifying millions of devices helped with caching, for example?