The fact that it's acceptable to restart sidekiq instead of working on fixing the memory leaks in the first place is a perfect example everything that's wrong w

The fact that it's acceptable to restart sidekiq instead of working on fixing the memory leaks in the first place is a perfect example everything that's wrong with software engineering in Ruby land. Reminds me of the classic "The main Rails application that DHH created required restarting ~400 times/day. That’s a production application that can’t stay up for more than 4 minutes on average".