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No, because that one person, having placed thousands of connectors, is most likely better at the job than you or anyone you know. Also, these are connectors - i
by sern 17y ago
No, because that one person, having placed thousands of connectors, is most likely better at the job than you or anyone you know. Also, these are connectors - it'd be obvious in testing if they didn't work.
- codexon 17y agoNot everything is reliably tested a couple days after manufacturing. many people have had capacitors gone bad right after warranty, and just because the manufacturer wanted to save $2-3 dollars. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague If your suppliers are like this, there is no telling what they will do to cut costs. A cursory test right out of production is not panacea.
- cma 17y agoHindsight is 20-20.
- gcb 17y agoand since I write some thousand lines of code every day I don't need anyone to review it. Also, I'm writting code for a crucial part of the project, so it would be obvious if it don't work. So no silly unit test or anything.