even devs who’ve worked for 10+ years make dumb mistakes every so, so often.

there, I fixed it for you

I’ve also found it very helpful with configuration files. It tells me how someone familiar with the tool would expect it to work. I’ve found it’s rarely right, but it can get me to something reasonable and then I can drill into why it doesn’t work.

Unfortunately they’re aware of the possibility and aren’t willing to risk that.

Do you have reason to think that? Organizations that use mainframes keep them up-to-date in my experience.

I can probably give every month, but I can’t have it auto-debited. I’d love a monthly post like this, reminding us that it’s not free.

Thanks. That seems to be what I’m looking for.

Lgtm

Thanks. This helps for thinking about it.

How much could performance even improve?