Posted by milanm081 5 days ago
"Before SpaceX, launching rockets was costly because industry practice used expensive materials and discarded rockets after one use. Elon Musk applied first-principles thinking: What is a rocket made of? Mainly aluminum, titanium, copper, and carbon fiber. Raw material costs were a fraction of finished rocket prices. From that insight, SpaceX decided to build rockets from scratch and make them reusable."
Everything including humans are made of cheap materials but that doesn't convey the value. The AI got close to the answer with it's first sentence (re-usability) but it clearly missed the mark.
Law 0: Fix infra.
If you are saying you _can_ fix 90-99% of performance bottlenecks eventually with caching, that may be true, but doesn't sound as nice
Posterior probability of a prompt-created website: 99%.