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topic: decision_stack
Lately I’ve been following Cristiano Messina’s “Decision Stack” series.
A very interesting and professional perspective
on how modern systems should be designed.
The model is simple but powerful:
signals → context → objectives → constraints → execution → feedback
Where:
signals detect change
context defines meaning
objectives define what matters
constraints define boundaries
execution performs actions
feedback drives learning
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A question to practitioners:
Which of these layers
are already explicitly implemented
in your systems?
And in what form?
Are they:
centralized
scattered
implicit
formalized
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Curious how others structure this today.
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