ANSI/AISC 360-16¶
American Institute of Steel Construction. (2016). ANSI/AISC 360-16: Specification for Structural Steel Buildings.
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- Murphy's Law
- Software and distributed systems — defensive programming (validate every input, handle every exception, assume every dependency fails) and chaos engineering (deliberately exercising failure modes), with the posture enumerating partial-failure modes like network partitions, clock skew, and message loss. Operational security — the most literal transfer, where the adversary is the agent that exercises every undefended mode: assume every credential leaks, every input is hostile, and every defense is eventually bypassed. Military planning — operationalized as friction and "no plan survives contact with the enemy," with red-teaming as the organizational defense against optimistic-case planning. Construction and civil engineering — safety factors (the AISC factor of safety for ordinary steel members is about 1.67)
This sourceAISC's Specification for Structural Steel Buildings sets safety factors of 1.67 for flexure and compression (tension per Section D2).
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- Software and distributed systems — defensive programming (validate every input, handle every exception, assume every dependency fails) and chaos engineering (deliberately exercising failure modes), with the posture enumerating partial-failure modes like network partitions, clock skew, and message loss. Operational security — the most literal transfer, where the adversary is the agent that exercises every undefended mode: assume every credential leaks, every input is hostile, and every defense is eventually bypassed. Military planning — operationalized as friction and "no plan survives contact with the enemy," with red-teaming as the organizational defense against optimistic-case planning. Construction and civil engineering — safety factors (the AISC factor of safety for ordinary steel members is about 1.67)
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