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How Spot Instances works in Azure: * Buy unused compute capacity for VMs at savings * Ideal for interruptible workloads No specific completion time** needed How Spot Instances works in GCP: Spot VMs**: Latest version of preemptible VMs Key Difference**: Does not have a maximum runtime * Compared to traditional preemptible VMs which have a maximum runtime of 24 hours * Other features similar to traditional preemptible VMs * May be reclaimed at any time with 30-second notice * NOT al

Habits often seem ineffective until they persist long enough to overcome the initial plateau and deliver meaningful results. Examples: * Consistent effort appears to yield no results during the plateau phase, but persistence leads to exponential progress. * Breaking through the plateau requires patience and trust in the process of habit-building. Where does this idea come from? * Valley of Disappointment * The Aggregation of Marginal Gains What's similar to this idea? * Delayed gratificat

Small, consistent changes or improvements, when compounded over time, can lead to significant outcomes. Examples: * Shifting the route of an airplane by just a few degrees results in landing in a completely different city. * Cancer grows undetectably for most of its life, then quickly dominates. * Bamboo spends years building roots underground before shooting up 90 feet in six weeks. Where does this idea come from? * Compounding effects What's similar to this idea? * Shifting the route of

Progress often feels slow or nonexistent until a critical threshold is reached, where a new level of performance is unlocked. Examples: * The early stages of habit-building appear to yield no visible results. * Breakthroughs often occur after sustained effort in the face of apparent stagnation. Where does this idea come from? * The Aggregation of Marginal Gains What's similar to this idea? * Delayed gratification * Plateau of Latent Potential * The compounding effect What's opposite of t

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The rule of reciprocity can extend beyond individuals to include the groups to which they belong, encompassing both positive and negative exchanges. Where does this idea come from? * The Rule of Reciprocation * Group dynamics * Intergroup relationships What's similar to this idea? * Group mistreatment * Tribalism in social behavior What's opposite of this idea? * Individual-based reciprocity Status: #idea Tags: reciprocity, group dynamics, social behavior, intergroup relationships Refe