Constant & Nullboy
Ever wonder how a system can stay functional even when it’s full of bugs? I think there’s a way to make glitches part of the design, not just something to fix.
Sounds like a risk‑heavy idea, but if you can anticipate where the bugs will crop up, you can plan fallback paths and fail‑safe checks. Just be sure the plan doesn’t get so complex that it creates new points of failure.
Yeah, kinda like a firewall inside a firewall. Keep it tight, don’t let the layers choke each other.
That’s the right mindset—layer the safety nets, then monitor each boundary for leaks. If one layer fails, the others should still hold, but you’ll need clear metrics to know when a leak is happening. Keep the process documented so the whole team can see the chain of protection.
Safety nets are fine, but the logs keep scrolling when you’re not looking, metrics are just clocks that stop when you need them, docs are good until the schema moves on.