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write it in brainfuck and pipe it into bash bf telegram_api.bf | bash -c "$(cat)"
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so basically just python with extra steps
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I’d like to ask the experts here: why is the response speed of the @soso bot so incredibly fast, while mine can't match it? What is the reason? Is it a server issue, or is it down to code optimization?
that's the most probable cause
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you can perhaps host your own Bot API server to improve it
yes, the latency between that server and Telegram's bot API server
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to test this theory, you could do some profiling by measuring the timestamp of a posted message vs when your bot actually receives it
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the latency measurement? no, that would be pretty simple: just make sure your server's clock is accurate and log, for example, the difference between a message's date and the time the update was received. ideally before any other processing is done to reduce that as a potential factor
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犹豫I’d like to ask the experts here: why is the response speed of the @soso bot so incredibly fast, while mine can't match it? What is the reason? Is it a server issue, or is it down to code optimization?
Always Do these things to Get Faster Speed: 1) Server: See, the closer your bot's DC is to that server, the better performance you will get. There are many factors in this. 2) Database: It would be better if the database is also close to the same server or use a local database. 3) Caching: A common mistake that most developers make is that when a user starts the bot or performs an action, the bot makes a direct database call, when it shouldn't.They should perform caching and memory-based operations for fast performance. There are other factors too, overall it depends on your experience which you will get from time to time.
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