TypeSafe engineer: stop calling Jev a decision model, wrong abstraction hurts reliability
iamrobotbear · x · 2026-11-06
TypeSafe's allietheicon argues against calling Jev a "decision model": treating its questions as decisions means using it at the wrong layer of abstraction, which degrades reliability. A fuller writeup is on their site.
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