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It's frustrating to see them not spare a couple sentences to clear up a misconception that _many_ laypeople suffer from. Sure, _we_ know the difference between
by ReactiveJelly 5y ago
It's frustrating to see them not spare a couple sentences to clear up a misconception that _many_ laypeople suffer from.
Sure, _we_ know the difference between amps, watts, and watt-hours, because we paid attention in science class, but most people still get them mixed up.
- wheels 5y agoTo be fair, this is not a publication for lay-people; it's obviously and explicitly a publication for electrical engineers, which would not need these things explained. But it's still a terrible analogy since the phrasing seems to imply that it's talking about power, when it's actually talking about current.
- hinkley 5y agoAnd possibly a heads up to tech selection people about what’s coming soon. I think you can expect those people to have potentially taken EE 101.