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SpaceX never set out to build a software platform. The product, as @scottgmorton put it, was simple: get things to orbit. Inside the company, programs were kept deliberately siloed so engineers could move without friction. But the software Scott's team built went viral across the entire company, eventually scaling up to run on the largest rocket in the world. That success left him with a question: was his biggest impact staying inside the company or taking what he'd built to everyone else…