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> OceanGate had previously taken the Titan to this depth to visit the Titanic. So, it was "proven". The average HN knowledge of engineering.
by hsjqllzlfkf 3y ago
> OceanGate had previously taken the Titan to this depth to visit the Titanic. So, it was "proven".
The average HN knowledge of engineering.
- Y_Y 3y agoThere were no errors in the compile
- flybrand 3y agoMost material science VC deals are done off of data derived from the ‘lucky sample.’ “Scalability turned out to be harder than we thought!” Or it was statistical reversion to the mean.
- tomjakubowski 3y agop-hacking but for fundraising
- djhn 3y agoAny good material science VC reading to recommend by any chance? Blogs, books, success stories too look up? Individuals or firms you consider better than average?
- jacquesm 3y agoMost material science VC deals will hire a company to do tech DD who in turn will hire a materials science expert.
- engineer_22 3y agoyour qualification?
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- datadeft 3y agoYou never need to have a qualification for making a valid observation. These things are orthogonal.
- engineer_22 3y agoThat's Okay, I just wish people wiser than me would share their wisdom a little bit
- MikeDelta 3y agoI don't think this was meant as true, hence the quotes. But I can imagine that quite some retail/non-expert customers could use this kind of reasoning to estimate odds and risks.
- hnsh1tpostt 3y agomaybe if the we re-write the submarine in rust it wont implode?
- datadeft 3y agoYes the are not familiar with material fatigue that has to be tested with a lot of repetition to understand how many operations you can perform with a unit.