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I used to work in R&D for developing the machines used in the fabs. Sometimes the trivial details make a difference in the results and you don't always have to
by pkaye 6y ago
I used to work in R&D for developing the machines used in the fabs. Sometimes the trivial details make a difference in the results and you don't always have to time to isolate and analyze each little thing. If you have a proven recipe, don't change it unless you have a reason.
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoI understand what you mean, time to market, pressure, deadline, and so on... But see where it got them?
- throwaway_pdp09 6y agoI think your criticism is cheap and unwarranted. Where you see stupidity I see wisdom, though we can both agree it's ugly, but let's ask a straight question. If it were your $$$billions being spent on a fab, what would you do?
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoProbably going broke because of unwarranted perfectionism. /me lifts hat and bows.
- throwaway_pdp09 6y agoConsider the compliment well and truly returned for your honesty - thanks!
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoWhile sleeping and cuddling with my cats, they whispered into my dreams: Stoopid hooman, alwayz so slooow! If yooo'd got Billionz to burn, yoo'd push forward minimal.fab of Yokogwawa and BiZEN from Searchforthenext/Wafertrain! Rrrr Rrrr Rrrr! Courtesy of Lilly, Mieze, and Mimi.
- beh9540 6y agoWhen I was in school for Microelectronics, we were told very early on that experiments needed to be designed for the least number of runs, because of the sheer cost of taking a production fab down for a short period. That and the design better be flawless or your manager would never allow it