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Fair enough, but ubiquity of a single device creates a froth of creative energy that generally does not originate from purely industrial spaces, which is why so
by jtode 4y ago
Fair enough, but ubiquity of a single device creates a froth of creative energy that generally does not originate from purely industrial spaces, which is why so many devices have coalesced around the pi.
I imagine that from an objective standpoint, the pi is actually not any more inherently robust than a beaglebone, except for the critical mass of users doing development of its os, synergizing with the hardware devices that also appear. Beta was the "right" choice from a technical standpoint, but then I spent years not being able to watch anything that was on VHS, which was everything of course.
- HeyLaughingBoy 4y agoI completely agree that it's the ecosystem that gives the Pi its value. No argument from me there. I've shipped Pi's on commercial projects and recommended them for others (and been outvoted: old habits die hard!). I just don't want anyone thinking that they're any better, electrically, than the many other options out there.