SpaceX’s Starship rocket system reached several milestones in its second test flight before the rocket booster and spacecraft exploded over the Gulf of Mexico.

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This just false. Sure, he did not do everything alone but he has a huge hand in engineering concepts and design decisions. Lots of hate and complete misunderstanding how spaceship, spaceX and Musk work in this thread.

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When Elon still wrote code it was so bad they had to scrap most of it.

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And the one they did use ended up into a fridge’s firmware.

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The dude prefers reviewing source code on paper.

Anyone who writes code knows that is not a practical way to review.

Maybe in his time he got book smart about some physics/rocket concepts. That’s the least I would expect anyway. But that doesn’t mean he really has any expertise to offer to the product.

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I agree it makes no sense. A fair number of my clients are morons and about 2 or 3 times a year they want a printout of the code.

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You’re wrong. Watch some videos on starship development and the history on spacex in general.

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He doesn’t do shit. All of that is just him saying buzzwords he learnt from the actual engineers so he’d look smart.

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Videos like what?

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