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"I'll let it stay wrong because it doesn't have to be right" has a hidden implicit ending that really should be given more consideration. "... in this particul
by noonespecial 9y ago
"I'll let it stay wrong because it doesn't have to be right" has a hidden implicit ending that really should be given more consideration.
"... in this particular case".
Tack on a bigger engine and aim for something farther and you've got a big problem on your hands.
- nom 9y agoIf the leakage rate is constant and your calculations say that it's impossible for the software to crash before the missile (heh), everything is fine. A missile has a maximum range because fuel is finite, so you can be sure it doesn't stay in the air longer than $t_max. Software doesn't have to be perfect and, for a matter of fact, it never is. It just has to perform it's purpose within the constraints it was designed for.