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It's not physically possible to run post-mortems for issues at those rates. They should install OpenClaw for that as well.
by mirekrusin 5mo ago
It's not physically possible to run post-mortems for issues at those rates.
They should install OpenClaw for that as well.
- lenerdenator 5mo agoAI: The cause of, and solution to, all of your tech debt.
- baalimago 5mo agoPerhaps best to simply declare indefinite-mortem
- embedding-shape 5mo ago> It's not physically possible to run post-mortems for issues at those rates. Not at all, you merely move the goal post of at what layer the "root cause" actually could come from! At that speed, it's always something short and sweet, while when you actually want to long-term address things, you have to have time to even investigate organizational issues or whatever the actual problems stem from. But you have half a day? "Post-mortem: Push X wasn't properly analyzed before deployment, in future more testing" and call it a day.
- drob518 5mo ago“A failure occurred. This was caused by something going wrong. Changes to operating guidelines have been instituted to ensure that things will not go wrong in the future unless we happen to do the same thing again.”