@davep The best models always produce the best code.
I don't feel comfortable with a router layer deciding how good the code should be for a given problem.
@GasStationWhite@Clovar_69 If you never stop then this moment will never happen. You are probably accustomed to your state. There may way be people around you who are acutely aware of the things you can't see
Apollo was a political project, not a normal science project. We didn't lose technology, but going to the moon with people required an industrial ecosystem. When political will vanished, so did the ecosystem and the whole expensive supply chain.
We have been back many times with robots, which makes more sense when doing it just for science, and is significantly cheaper.
I appreciate it's simpler for you to understand this as a giant conspiracy theory, rather than grok the nuances of what actually happened.
@ChuckLaz24@RichardWByers@joeroganhq I'm just asking you for the single strongesr piece of evidence. I know you could go on for hours with nonsense, but let's keep this simple. What is it?
@JakeFleshner A new LIMS (Laboratory Information Systems) application. It's billion dollar industry dominated by awful legacy apps. They're awful because they all fail to model how labs really work and require extensive customisation. I've been working on them since leaving uni and built one.
@Rob_ThaBuilder How would you react if you threw somebody to their death by accident? No idea what I would do but I can imagine freezing on the spot to be one of the possible reactions