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> It's really obvious that the initial reply didn't really understand what was going on, and what was being explained.

If you are in such a position, then it seems like the best course action would be to ask questions rather than list off reasons that you don't want to deal with it.



Sure. If you know that you don't know what's going on. I walked away with the impression that the guy didn't actually know that.


If he can't understand that his project's resources are consuming 5 whole nodes and terabytes of throughput on Github's infrastructure, then I question his skills as a developer. Even if all of the other technical details are completely obtuse to him, he should at the very least be able to understand the sheer scope of the resources their project is consuming on Github's infrastructure.




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