[daniel1212]

I once was contracted to speed an excel-based material requirements planning (MRP) tool that took 3-hours to run. It was an extreme example of “spaghetti code.” I quickly decided I should not even try to fix the code. Instead, I salvaged some of the logic and did a re-write in far less time than fixing it. If I recall correctly, I got the calculation time down to 10 minutes

Glad that you can do this. For me it would be like translating Klingon.

[Texan4Life]

Why Does SpaceX Use 33 Engines While NASA Used Just 5?

The race to the moon is back on, but why does SpaceX’s Starship & super heavy booster need 33 engines when NASA’s Saturn V rocket, which went to the moon six times 55 years ago only needed five. We look at what has changed since then and why many smaller engines and all the extra complexity that comes with them seem to be the way forward for the modern space industry.

Written, Researched, and Presented by Paul Shillito - The Curious Droid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okK7oSTe2EQ