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People used to make this claim about the primes all the time. That the reason they are so expensive is that they're rigorous and all that shit. It turns out tha
by renewiltord 2y ago
People used to make this claim about the primes all the time. That the reason they are so expensive is that they're rigorous and all that shit. It turns out that Space Shuttle style code means "blows up for all sorts of reasons".
The primes are expensive not because they're rigorous but because they're good at government contracting. They're going to get outcompeted soon. SpaceX and Tesla have shown that there is an opportunity in government contracting. Now, newer organizations are going to be "rigorous" in their own ways.
- AnimalMuppet 2y ago> It turns out that Space Shuttle style code means "blows up for all sorts of reasons". Do you have any evidence for that claim? (And don't point me to the two Shuttle explosions. Neither of those were a software failure.)
- renewiltord 2y agoSure, consulting rate and contact is in profile.
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoYou publicly make a claim, but when asked for evidence you won't provide any without payment? That's... certainly the boldest response I've ever seen to a request for evidence.
- renewiltord 2y agoThe 'claim' is information freely given. From my point of view, if you choose to believe something I don't think is true, that's a problem for you not for me. If you want me to convince you of something, you have to pay. If I asked someone something and they responded with a rate, I'd pay if the facts were worth it and I wouldn't if they weren't.