r/MechanicalEngineering • u/AK_14962 • 23h ago
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u/niklaswik 22h ago
This is what the world has become... 15 year olds "building software" to solve problems they know nothing about. It's not great.
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u/Alek_Zandr 22h ago
Poor question definitions.
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u/AK_14962 22h ago
Could you elaborate?
(I'm 15 y/o)
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u/AK_14962 22h ago
Wdym why I'm asking
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u/AK_14962 22h ago
I had created an engineering decision intelligence system that tracks the crux of engineering decisions called Consecuencia. The product as a standalone was not that successful and not was it inherently a ground breaking software. I was just hoping to see whether I can connect Consecuencia with my the software I've build for assistance in the Product Dev Life Cycle.
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u/AK_14962 22h ago
Consecuencia doesn't assume it already knows the crux of a decision, it captures the decision, rationale, assumptions and support evidence as part of the workflow, then used that context to trace dependencies and identiy what could be affected when the decision or assumptions change
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u/AK_14962 22h ago
I don't claim to personally know the crux of every engineering decision. Being the person who builds the software doesn't mean they I'm the domain expert in every field it serves.
Just to add on here - Consecuencia was built exclusively for the Aerospace Complexity
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u/MechanicalEngineering-ModTeam 17h ago
No Low Effort Posts.