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Many years back I had a peer who insisted on sub par hardware for all his non-prod environments. He’d also insist that his team meet any production performance
by koolba 8y ago
Many years back I had a peer who insisted on sub par hardware for all his non-prod environments. He’d also insist that his team meet any production performance goals on said sub-par hardware. End result was things would fly when they finally got to production.
- gcb0 8y agoI call this the Demostenes' performance hack.
- flyingpenguin 8y agoGreat if your dev environment requires you to run your debugging/testing on production like systems, horrible if you have access to super useful debugging systems that sadly run far slower the production. If you tell me I need to use a slow computer to develop so its fast in production, but I develop using a interpreter driven debugger on a compiled language... well f you.