[indrora]

Welcome to the reality of anything that Elon Musk has extensive control over.

SpaceX is useful because upper management actively subvert him. Tesla had a functional process before he decided to smear his face all over the public image of it. Twitter was one example of interesting architecture before he gutted it (and caused a LOT of problems; I'm informed about 80% of the infra he took out has been put back in).

He's the very real example of an accidental success without any understanding of why he succeeded.

[secos]

I meant the article was dumb. The clickbait title on HN doesn't match the meat of the article.