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I think this thinking is exactly how it gets past testing. You could force every engineer to have a CPU meter, but that alone won't help; they'll ignore it, ass
by Psilidae 10y ago
I think this thinking is exactly how it gets past testing. You could force every engineer to have a CPU meter, but that alone won't help; they'll ignore it, assume it was a coworker's change that made the usage higher, or just assume their CPU is high because of their 30 Chrome tabs currently open while developing.
A better solution would be to have CI monitor CPU usage so that increases/decreases could be monitored and reported over time/per commit.
- yoodenvranx 9y agoYou could force every engineer to have a CPU meter, No, you should force every developer to have a shitty Core 2 Duo CPU from 10 years ago. A lot of devs are working on new shiny i7s and that will hide a lot of performance problems because it's a top end CPU. Do your testing on a cheap box and if it is still smooth then you can ship your product.
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