Ah yeah I was quoting 20% of their total capacity.
Nevertheless, without knowing what it actually is in cost, it’s impossible to have an objective sense of the severity of this problem.
Is it, “everyone’s mildly annoyed so we can save $10k per year” or is it “everyone’s mildly annoyed so we can save $100k per year?” And has someone attempted to reason about what the $/year cost is of that mild annoyance?
I’ve seen this a lot in my career. Developers coming to conclusions that are ultimately based on what feels expensive or problematic.
Nevertheless, without knowing what it actually is in cost, it’s impossible to have an objective sense of the severity of this problem.
Is it, “everyone’s mildly annoyed so we can save $10k per year” or is it “everyone’s mildly annoyed so we can save $100k per year?” And has someone attempted to reason about what the $/year cost is of that mild annoyance?
I’ve seen this a lot in my career. Developers coming to conclusions that are ultimately based on what feels expensive or problematic.