I probably should have used a running example in this post—this just seems like a mostly unforced error.
I considered writing a conclusion, but decided not to because I wanted to spend the time on other things and I wasn’t sure what I would say that was useful and not just a pure restatement of things from earlier. This post is mostly a high level framework + list of considerations, so it doesn’t really have a small number of core points.
This post is a relatively low effort post as indicated by “Notes on”, possibly I should have flagged this more.
I think comments / in person are easier to understand than my blog posts as I often try to write blog posts that have lots and lots of content which is all grouped together, but without a specific thesis. I typically have either 1 point or a small number of points in comments / in person. Also, it’s easier to write in response to something as there is an assumed level of context already etc.
Thanks for the reply. If you have time, I’m still interested in hearing what would be a realistic central example of non-concentrated failure that’s good to imagine while reading the post.
I probably should have used a running example in this post—this just seems like a mostly unforced error.
I considered writing a conclusion, but decided not to because I wanted to spend the time on other things and I wasn’t sure what I would say that was useful and not just a pure restatement of things from earlier. This post is mostly a high level framework + list of considerations, so it doesn’t really have a small number of core points.
This post is a relatively low effort post as indicated by “Notes on”, possibly I should have flagged this more.
I think comments / in person are easier to understand than my blog posts as I often try to write blog posts that have lots and lots of content which is all grouped together, but without a specific thesis. I typically have either 1 point or a small number of points in comments / in person. Also, it’s easier to write in response to something as there is an assumed level of context already etc.
Thanks for the reply. If you have time, I’m still interested in hearing what would be a realistic central example of non-concentrated failure that’s good to imagine while reading the post.