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This is very good advice, but not only for the reasons that the author lists. If you use a slower machine (or one with different performance, in general), you
by jwr 15y ago
This is very good advice, but not only for the reasons that the author lists.
If you use a slower machine (or one with different performance, in general), you might discover race conditions in your code, that otherwise go unnoticed. I get this all the time with software on my mac — run stuff on a loaded machine and discover applications aren't ready for things appearing in different order than on the developer's machine.
- SamReidHughes 15y agoWe got this a lot when we made our nightly test run on ec2.