| ▲ | OrvalWintermute 12 hours ago | |
My general issue with this is that it is overly hardware centric and not as accurate when it comes to Aerospace Software Law 4 Bhargava’s Law: Only 1 out of 10 research ideas make it into industrial practice is wrong anecdotally particularly when it relates to software. Law 13 is flat-out wrong in that there is a huge amount of potential SWaP trades & innovation trades to be made, and the changing requirements environment where it is easy to predict where a requirement will be, despite a space program with a legacy requirements baseline. An example of Law 13 errors would be the JPSS security redesign campaigns, and a less ideal retrofit | ||