Speaking of thermostats, that reminds me of one time on my previous team where I started up too many image processing workers and basically saturated a colo's w

Speaking of thermostats, that reminds me of one time on my previous team where I started up too many image processing workers and basically saturated a colo's worth of CPU. It got to the point where the datacenter's temperature exceeded some alert threshold and I had SREs phoning me and asking what I had done. Man, working at Google is just a different kind of experience in some ways. Not necessarily better, though I like it a lot, but definitely different.