Do you understand my risk and load requirements better than I do ?
Have you entertained the possibility that the decision to de-mitigate was the result of considered risk and resource management modeling ?
But thanks for your concern and all.
You'd be surprised what people would do. Could be just out of some spite ("fuck Intel"). Could not even include any measurable workloads ("I want my machine to go ultra fast").
>Do you understand my risk and load requirements better than I do ?
For you particularly probably not, but you'd be surprised how many times a third party can "understand the risk and load requirements" of someone else (even a business) better than they do.
E.g. the "No, you don't need a Hadoop cluster for doing "ML" on a 1GB file", phenomenon.
>Have you entertained the possibility that the decision to de-mitigate was the result of considered risk and resource management modeling ?
Only briefly, cause the tone of the comment made it sound more of a knee jerk reaction ("No I don't give a fuck about the 'risk' this introduces", "until everything is swapped to AMD") doesn't sound like the fruits of rational analysis...
What do you mean by `resource management modeling` in this context? Do you mean `capacity planning` or `system scaling planning` or something else altogether?