The mind is a curious thing... Here I was, analysing my monitoring data of the test solution, trying out new scaling configurations to try to achieve the same performance with less money. I set the thing up... and then I hit 'T'. Because at some point my brain seems to have decided that it didn't want to wait a day or two until the new data has accumulated for review, and pressing 'T' seems locked in a s a proven method of reducing waiting times when sitting on a computer.
Seriously brain, are you going crazy on me? Things like this make me wonder if long-term effects of VR might not get a bit more problematic than we expect... :shifty:
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I really can't understand how the original developers of the client and these server modules got promoted.
But he wants a server change because a client change causes politics with the departments using the client API
Same old song in big corporations. Managers demand technically suboptimal solutions in order to scratch each others backs.
Manager: Hey, I have a friend over at xyz, they developed that really cool framework they'd let us use for real cheap, I think it would be perfect for our project!
Head of dev-team: Uhm, actually, that doesn't quite do what we need. There's a perfectly suitable open source framework we intend to use.
Manager: I
said, it would be perfect for our project!
Head of dev: Uhm, yes sir, very well sir, we'll make it work... somehow.
Manager: Good man! keep it up and you're right on track for a promotion!