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We’re Building Agents on a Foundation Most Engineers Have Never Heard Of
Control and data planes, static stability, and what an agentic layer actually does to the separation.
Jul 1
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Adrian Hornsby
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June 2026
The Undeclared Crisis
Why software has learned to live with regular critical incidents, and what it would take to stop
Jun 26
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Adrian Hornsby
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When Customers Compensate for You
What your customers are actually telling you when they won’t stop asking for updates
Jun 23
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Adrian Hornsby
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No Change Left Behind
Bringing discipline to manual changes
Jun 1
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Adrian Hornsby
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May 2026
The Invoice That Arrives After the Incident Is Over
Why learning always loses when the other side of the comparison is zero
May 20
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Adrian Hornsby
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The Severity Argument You Keep Having
The argument no rubric will ever settle — and what would
May 16
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Adrian Hornsby
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When No One in the Room Has Carried the Pager
Why I built the Resilience Companion — and why “bootstrap” is the right word for it.
May 15
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Adrian Hornsby
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The MTTR Argument You Keep Having
A metric inherited from manufacturing, applied to systems that don't behave like production lines
May 3
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Adrian Hornsby
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April 2026
The Interpretation Layer
Why detection isn’t enough, and what the recent Lovable incident tells us about the often most neglected part of your organization.
Apr 25
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Adrian Hornsby
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When the pair programmer is confidently wrong
Notes from migrating the Resilium Labs website and newsletter from Squarespace to Cloudflare, with Claude in the loop
Apr 24
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Adrian Hornsby
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When Guidance Becomes Compliance
A short story about Iceland, Well-Architected Reviews, and what drift really tells you
Apr 23
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Adrian Hornsby
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The Resilience Myths List
Things we keep telling ourselves about resilience that aren't true
Apr 14
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Adrian Hornsby
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