← Back to context Comment by 1718627440 1 day ago Congratulation you are reinventing 1890 state of the art. 3 comments 1718627440 Reply bombcar 13 hours ago The problem is when the modern computer-dependent system replaces the ancient one, and so then the computer is down there is nothing at all. 1718627440 12 hours ago Actually in this case it seemed that the opposite was the case, there was another fallback system, but you needed to disregard it, and operate manually, but the operators likely didn't notice that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50298796 1718627440 13 hours ago Which is why you generally don't do that.
bombcar 13 hours ago The problem is when the modern computer-dependent system replaces the ancient one, and so then the computer is down there is nothing at all. 1718627440 12 hours ago Actually in this case it seemed that the opposite was the case, there was another fallback system, but you needed to disregard it, and operate manually, but the operators likely didn't notice that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50298796 1718627440 13 hours ago Which is why you generally don't do that.
1718627440 12 hours ago Actually in this case it seemed that the opposite was the case, there was another fallback system, but you needed to disregard it, and operate manually, but the operators likely didn't notice that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50298796
The problem is when the modern computer-dependent system replaces the ancient one, and so then the computer is down there is nothing at all.
Actually in this case it seemed that the opposite was the case, there was another fallback system, but you needed to disregard it, and operate manually, but the operators likely didn't notice that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50298796
Which is why you generally don't do that.