Cowabunga!
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Isn't that what interns are for? Unscheduled QA in production?
wrote last edited by [email protected]I heard in many large companies, they would create short artificial downtime for internal services, so that user-facing system never rely on a single internal system for resources and data. This prevents large downtime in user facing system when any internal service is down for a large amount of time.
I think a great use of interns is to make these downtime more organic.
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I heard in many large companies, they would create short artificial downtime for internal services, so that user-facing system never rely on a single internal system for resources and data. This prevents large downtime in user facing system when any internal service is down for a large amount of time.
I think a great use of interns is to make these downtime more organic.
Yeah it's called chaos engineering and it can be fun.
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I am the intern
I’m a senior developer late in my career, and interns are a source of endless fun. I love it.
Time to test those back ups.
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Intern: “Why do we do it this way?”
“Yeah, why do we do it this way?”
*Doing it differently*
Oooh… that’s why we were doing it this way.
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Isn't that what interns are for? Unscheduled QA in production?
Nah, I'm sure that is a task for security auditors.
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Should be aiming way lower. Hasn't OOP ever played Angry Birds?
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Should be aiming way lower. Hasn't OOP ever played Angry Birds?
OOP might not have, but FP certainly has
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WAAAAH HEEHEEHAH
*entire internet breaks*
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Good intern
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I’m a senior developer late in my career, and interns are a source of endless fun. I love it.
Time to test those back ups.
Not too long ago my company got hacked and I realized they didn't have a 3-2-1 backup
