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Yeah and with the data they gather, they might be able to work out geographically appropriate versions. Eg add a smaller AIO water cooler to a hot climate area
by sundvor 5y ago
Yeah and with the data they gather, they might be able to work out geographically appropriate versions.
Eg add a smaller AIO water cooler to a hot climate area version, or some other hardening.
Maybe it makes sense to apply to all versions? Can't know until you have some data.
Sounds like a great and sensible beta program to me. Avoids premature optimisation, lets you see what actually goes wrong (where, and in what conditions) without a massive effort up front.
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoFor fuck sakes people this is ambient temperature, it does not require beta testing, it requires someone to get off their ass and look at over a century of temperature data that organisations like nasa have been collecting. I see people here hate the idea of startups or engineers being responsible for any kind of reliable service even though lives depend on it, and as this "SV spirit" infiltrates more of our life even coffee machines don't work without an internet connection, a subscribtion and software update. Completely prosperous
- jessaustin 5y agoprosperous I think that's the idea...
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- jrockway 5y agoWhy do you think the parts spec'd for this use case are available? The humble STM32 microcontroller has ONE YEAR lead times right now. If you're launching a hardware product right now, the supply chain dictates the design, not the other way around.