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The way to judge whether an independent pool or a shared pool is more suitable for an individual developer is to look back at the usage logs of the past month: if the volume of code-type requests and Q&A-type requests is close, an independent pool is more reliable; if one of these categories is clearly dominant, a shared pool can instead make use of idle quota.
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