The reason is that the jobs have stateful parts, and in many cases, we need to deploy stuff alongside the job. For example, for our mobile jobs, we need to acquire a lease for the device (a whole different implementation that's again, outside the scope of this blogpost), create the job, install the app, connect to the device, etc. All of those take time and the Appium connection + install is costly to setup. So we can't have a stateless process be passing around information and recreating all this every time.
That wouldn’t happen today. Nowadays editors make a commitment to a single book, and it must sell in large quantities. Authors who don’t deliver are dropped faster than a bad Tinder hookup. It’s more like playing the lottery than building a writer’s career.
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谈到割舍时，费耐睿提到：“它们固然有情怀价值，但靠怀旧做决策并不明智。真正让我动感情的，是在出售业务时如何妥善安置员工。”
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