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People in metric countries just learn to be comfortable with decimals. So you end up with trace widths like 0.5mm or 0.3mm and you just get used to it. I think
by stephen_g 4y ago
People in metric countries just learn to be comfortable with decimals. So you end up with trace widths like 0.5mm or 0.3mm and you just get used to it.
I think the intuition argument is often just a post hoc assumption for things that we are actually just familiar with.
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- 0_____0 4y agoThe intuition argument is pretty weak. Thinking about it a little harder, I think the reason is simply institutional inertia, same as for every other industry that retains inch-pound-second based systems.