I definitely want the guy that launched the last Starshio rocket flight that exploded all over the Bahamas and also made autopiloting cars to crash all the time to quickly build a system to control ALL aircraft in the country.<p>He better get on it!
Leaving the politics aside,<p>any HN worthy technical comments on the sanity of moving fast and breaking things when dealing with a control system that overseees one million people aloft (ok, that's globally last I checked) every minute of the day?
for every change they make, Elon should take a consumer flight<p>There's no way inexperienced 20 year old programmers should be anywhere near this.<p>> Just a few days ago, the FAA’s primary aircraft safety notification system failed for several hours!<p>And nothing catastrophic happened...
This was in case anyone was still talking about something else besides Elon. There was still some conversation about the crash in the MSM, if it's topical he must put himself in the middle of it
Some things should not get rapid upgrades.
Even at Amazon, which is not some slow-moving dinosaur, there was an understanding that some systems (like auth) were so critical that the risk of breaking something necessitated moving slowly and deliberately.