> Realistically most problems that show up by themselves (ie not caused by bad code) Well that goes the first assumption. > or scaling events that reach a tip

> Realistically most problems that show up by themselves (ie not caused by bad code) Well that goes the first assumption. > or scaling events that reach a tipping point Such as having applications running without restarts for a long time due to deploy freezes? > Odds are those aren't the bread and butter of problems faced by Twitter _right now_. Right now, exactly this moment, probably not. But if those were the only worrying events that could happen in the short term, I doubt anyone would need to offer any help to Twitter. > due to code changes Well, Musk has said that he wants to do "hardcore engineering" implying there will be a lot of changes coming up. That surely can't go wrong.