Plus & Jaxor
Jaxor
Hey Plus, I’ve been tinkering with the idea of adding a predictive safety net to our new prototype—something that can preempt failures before they happen, but I’m wary of overcomplicating the design. What’s your take on striking that balance?
Plus
Sounds like a sweet hack! Just start with a simple rule engine—maybe a handful of if‑statements that catch the obvious red flags. Keep the core logic tight, add the fancy ML layer only when you’re sure it actually saves time. That way you won’t drown the prototype in complexity but still have that safety net vibe. Keep it modular and you’ll be fine!
Jaxor
Sounds solid—let’s build the guardrails first, then bolt on the fancy stuff if it actually cuts downtime. No overengineering, just a clean, fail‑safe core. That’s how we keep the prototype sane.
Plus
Nice plan! Build that simple guardrail first, test it, and then decide if the fancy layer is worth the extra code. Keeps us fast and happy. 🚀
Jaxor
Sounds good—let’s roll it out in stages, and if the data shows a real benefit, we’ll add the ML layer. Otherwise we keep it lean and avoid a spaghetti code nightmare.