| Blog | https://blog.pablobm.com |
| Pronouns | He/him/his |
| Location | Belfast, Northern Ireland |
| Blog | https://blog.pablobm.com |
| Pronouns | He/him/his |
| Location | Belfast, Northern Ireland |
I still rely on word of mouth for people finding out about my music. YOUR mouth. I NEED YOUR MOUTH. So please help me by telling your friends about these gigs...
UK AUTUMN 2024
14 Sep: Newport Pagnell
02 Oct: Cardiff
04 Oct: Blackpool
06 Oct: St Helens
18 Oct: Cambridge
19 Oct: Berkhamsted
Having an idea of how much downtime costs the business allows everyone to operationalize and make correct low-level decisions.
Downtime costs you $1000/minute.
You want to make your main SQL database high-availability. This costs $30k/year.
You think doing so will remove 1 hour of downtime per year.
Should you do it?
Seen elsewhere, by a good old colleague of mine:
> Back in my day we were paid based on lines of code, now we’re paid based on layers of abstraction