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Overprovisioning to ensure demand is met in the worst case also sounds like a very early-20th-century sort of design decision; that could be part of it! Here's
by cfallin 6y ago
Overprovisioning to ensure demand is met in the worst case also sounds like a very early-20th-century sort of design decision; that could be part of it!
Here's an interesting article about Spanish flu and radiators: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-02-17/our-indispensable-guide-for-cooling-your-overheated-apartment https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-02-17/our-indis...
"engineering manuals from the 1920s dictated that radiators and boilers be manufactured large enough for 'the coldest day of the year, with the wind blowing, and the windows open.'" (!)
- perl4ever 6y ago>Overprovisioning to ensure demand is met in the worst case also sounds like a very early-20th-century sort of design decision We're building 600 hp electric cars these days.