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Error in the Lemmy post title. Approximately 3% to 30% improvement. Not a 330% improvement.
The article quotes the docs which say negative 3 to 30, which is weird but honest.
I wonder if the - is a typo, but probably not.
It goes from 3% slower to 30% faster.