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I'd say HN leans engineer, which is probably where the critical perspective is coming from. What engineer sees that as a success, or even acceptable?
by 1shooner 3y ago
I'd say HN leans engineer, which is probably where the critical perspective is coming from. What engineer sees that as a success, or even acceptable?
- api 3y agoAnyone who knows anything about the history of space flight knows that you don't do really big new things without a high probability of some "RUD"s. Nobody else is innovating. Of course SLS works. It's 1970s technology.
- yamtaddle 3y agoNone of the problems with this launch were because they were just innovating too hard. > It's 1970s technology. So's how you keep this from happening.