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Any development team larger than Apollo programming team of 350 is overstaffed.

• reaperducer 7mo ago
  Any development team larger than Apollo programming team of 350 is overstaffed We put a man on the moon mostly with pencils and slide rules. Today we have massive data centers full of "AI" supercomputers, and we get… TikTok?
  • qingcharles 7mo ago
    Surprising fact I just noticed about the next Moon landing attempt -- it'll take up to 22 launches to get everything into space needed for the attempt.
    • TeMPOraL 7mo ago
      That's good, actually. We need to develop the capability to stage/assemble in-orbit, as this would relax a lot of hard constraints on size and complexity of the missions.
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