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If I were to guess, I would say an average 4th grader knows the difference between nano, milli or micro seconds. Understanding the magnitude might not be the pr
by yohannesk 3y ago
If I were to guess, I would say an average 4th grader knows the difference between nano, milli or micro seconds. Understanding the magnitude might not be the problem for the CTO. But why should the CTO care? How does it translate to his business requirements? That's your job to explain, no?
- barry-cotter 3y ago> If I were to guess, I would say an average 4th grader knows the difference between nano, milli or micro seconds. Have you ever spent any significant time in an environment where most people are not (children of) college graduates? Because this is absurd. The average person who has just finished a year of high school physics probably can’t tell you those.
- uoaei 3y agoIf I were to guess, your child is attending Palo Alto High School when the next school year begins.
- yohannesk 3y agoI am in Ethiopia. We use the metric system, maybe I am biased