Then came an inquiry about her schedule. Ms. Takaichi, the first woman in Japan’s history to serve as prime minister, seized the moment to make a point. She said her daily agenda was far busier than her male predecessors because she spends at least three hours on makeup, bathing, cooking and other chores.
“Finding the time to sit down and focus with a truly clear head is a challenge,” she told the room of lawmakers, a vast majority of them men. “I feel that, compared to a male prime minister, I might be spending an extra three or four hours on these tasks.”
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trustbuster
(trŭst'bŭs'tər)
n.
One that seeks to prosecute or dissolve business trusts.
trustbusting trust'bust'ing adj. & n.
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buster
(bŭs'tər)
n.
- One that breaks up something: a crime buster.
- A broncobuster.
- A particularly robust child.
- A baby buster.
- Informal. Fellow. Used in addressing a man or boy, especially out of annoyance: Watch where you're going, buster!
noun
noun, mainly US
A riotous fellow; a 'mate', chap (esp. as a friendly or slightly disrespectful form of address). (1850 —) .
A. Shepard 'OK, Buster,' I said to myself, 'you volunteered for this thing' (1962).
[Dialectal variant of burster.]
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agency
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Japan’s Leader Says She Loses Hours to Makeup and Chores. Opinions Abound.
Sanae Takaichi said she has a busier schedule than her male predecessors, a nod to the disproportionate share of household tasks in Japan that fall to women.
- 主要目的:定期清除快取、整合零碎的小檔案(Compaction)、或執行大規模的歷史資料重寫。
- 運作邏輯:平時系統走微批次(Micro-batch)或串流(Streaming)以降低延遲,但每天或每週會啟動一次 Buster Schedule,將資料徹底重組以優化查詢效能。
- 主要目的:節省雲端成本,防止測試環境的機器被遺忘而持續扣款。
- 運作邏輯:設定每晚 10 點或每週末,強制關閉或刪除所有未打上「生產環境(Production)」標籤的開發用虛擬機(EC2)或容器。
- 主要目的:確保高優先級或突發性的密集計算能快速完成。
- 運作邏輯:當系統偵測到特定佇列(Queue)堆積過多任務時,觸發 Buster 模式,將所有 CPU/頻寬資源集中供給該任務,直到消除積壓為止。

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