Scale In. Scale Out. Communicate.

Walk into enough technology organisations and you will observe the same pattern repeating itself. Teams ship fast. Incidents multiply. Architecture degrades. Morale erodes. Yet delivery never slows down. On the contrary, it accelerates. This is not progress. It is a loop of doom.

There is a persistent myth in modern IT and product organisations: that rushing a delivery without proper acceptance criteria is a valid trade-off in the name of speed.

Two cats gone. Lola first. Minette now. Both died with their eyes open, and with a level of dignity that people in positions of responsibility no longer even attempt to match.

A Matrix-inspired dissection of modern IT, infused with the Architect’s precision.

Every company claims it wants speed. Very few earn it. Real acceleration does not come from heroics, fashionable frameworks, or quarterly alignment rituals. It comes from a single, unglamorous truth: Interfaces decide everything.