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I can see the benefit of this. We have similar problem with JIT executing on a whole bunch of containers during a roll out.

However I’d rather scrap the software and rewrite it in something with a full AOT compiler and rapid startup at this point. And without more dependencies which will fuck up mid deployment whenever cloud provider X falls over.

I worked for a company a number of years ago which demanded accounting of everything company related so I did indeed timesheet stuff I did outside of the office. I got paid for it. Of course I mentioned this to colleagues who did a combination of the same and putting any old shit in it to get paid.

Eventually after a few weeks the requirement to timesheet our work was removed. Clearly it was costing more money than they anticipated. This was under the guise that they trusted us and didn’t need the reporting any more (bullshit!)

One of the glorious things about timesheets is that they are an interesting infallibility paradox. The owner of the timesheet system will tend not to question what is recorded as it proves the system is fallible, so you can record anything.