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It's not a problem with camera manufacturers, it's a problem with hardware companies. Even chip vendors, who you would would think understand the importance of
by manv1 4y ago
It's not a problem with camera manufacturers, it's a problem with hardware companies.
Even chip vendors, who you would would think understand the importance of software, will de-prioritize their software side.
I wonder if it's a sort of macho thing; anyone can learn to write software, but not everyone can get an EE degree.
It also could be that the idea of incremental releases doesn't really exist on the hardware side. Hardware, because it's physical, requires a coordinated release. Then you do the next revision once the inventory gets low. The idea that you can ship on a flexible schedule is alien to the hardware side.
- dehrmann 4y ago> anyone can learn to write software, but not everyone can get an EE degree. I took a EE microcontrollers class. A lot of EEs struggled writing assembly, and they all had at least an introductory C programming course.
- 4gotunameagain 4y ago> sort of macho thing please contain this to twitter. What does "macho" have to do with comparing the relative difficulty of two things and attaching status to the most difficult? That's how society brought us where we are.