AI coding tool literally does rocket science, citing NASA docs mid-build
Dimillian · x · 2026-10-30
Thomas Ricouard (Dimillian) quips "It's not rocket science but it is," sharing a screenshot of an AI coding tool building projectile physics (bullet velocity decay, terminal velocity) while live-opening NASA Glenn Research Center's page on drag and weight as a reference. The literal 'rocket science' irony makes it a shareable demo.
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