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it seems to be the same cycle for everyone now, not based on first usage. I saw a reddit thread on this from someone who had multiple accounts that all had the same cycles

I don’t know the details as I didn’t work directly with him, but from what I understand he was trying to get a sabbatical to figure out some life stuff, but eventually he had to qu…

Which means you need to find a new employer. There are companies and/or managers out there that don’t have these misalign incentives, encourage best practices (like those in this b…

we had a principal engineer who thought he was very skilled and held critical knowledge and tried to use it as leverage. turns out, everyone else considered that poisonous behavior…

seems like you need to find a job with better management

I'd agree on most points, but like others, 1 & 2 I don't agree with. Most of my knowledge is useless or irrelevant, so taking the time to document this knowledge is a waste of time…

You can set up a GitHub Action that performs an action on any push to master/main (or any branch). You can also only perform the action when specific files are changed: https://doc…

At Dollar Shave Club, we use CircleCI 2's Scheduled Workflows to run "monitors" against our production services every minute. These are idempotent, analytics-disabled API & Browser…

I have this exact problem with Microsoft Azure as well. Changing pages always takes 5-10 seconds and you can't open in a new tab to open new tables concurrently. Makes working in t…

My same thought as well. S3 has a rate limit, which is where a lot of these timeouts or errors are probably happening. Seems like they should be using a database instead.