Post #2134521

2026-04-27 04:49 UTC

@norootcause I'd say we do have the ability to focus on adaptation outside of incidents if we practice. When we practice together we are surfacing our regular work, the stuff we do that creates safety. That builds connections and pathways for adaptive capacity to become connected.

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@Di4na@hachyderm.io 2026-04-27 05:40

@dtauvdiodr @norootcause I will add that there is another way. Observation from the inside. We are all practitioners in teams doing this work, alongside others. We can find out some of the things done that go right. Yes, it is not the perfect way, but it is better than doing nothing because we are out of ideas. And yes, it means chopping wood, carrying water and reflecting on it. What is it that we do. How are we adapting to (maladapted) tools and practices. Where are the gaps between WaD and WaI that we fill. We can find people that already do the work. And train them so they can do the observation. They are already in. And sometimes they are already us ;)

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@adrianco@mastodon.social 2026-04-27 06:38

@dtauvdiodr @norootcause Chaos engineering game days help surface safety II practices, but I haven’t seen many examples of curating a near-miss process for non-incidents outside the world of airline safety.

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