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Re:Neural Networks and the Chomsky Hierarchy [DeepMind, 2022] by bheadmaster on Monday January 23, 2023 @07:31AM (#34488047)
You assume infinite resources every time you create an unbounded queue, for example.
Re:Neural Networks and the Chomsky Hierarchy [DeepMind, 2022] by pavlov on Monday January 23, 2023 @07:46AM (#34488150)
But in a real-world application of course I have to think about the queue's capacity and bandwidth limits and monitor accordingly. Assuming infinite anything in production would be a time bomb of tech debt.
Re:Neural Networks and the Chomsky Hierarchy [DeepMind, 2022] by bheadmaster on Monday January 23, 2023 @09:05AM (#34488819)
While I see where you coming from, the whole "scalability" story is about assuming infinite resources and scaling your usage as the demand spikes. Kubernetes (I think) is specialized in that regard - assuming you can create a potentially infinite number of instances, you create a system that consumes as much resources as it needs for fulfilling the demand.