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So…20 minutes of my life later… and it’s a piece of plexiglass on his cutting board? Good luck, man.
by pbj1968 3y ago
So…20 minutes of my life later… and it’s a piece of plexiglass on his cutting board?
Good luck, man.
- HPsquared 3y agoRhetoric 101, things need to be arranged in the proper order to make the most impact on the recipient. Saying "this is the single largest technology roll-out" followed by a bit of DIY on the kitchen table does rather fall flat. There are a lot of actual good points in the article, but the ending lets it down in terms of building excitement for the bold new future. But hey, it's engineering not PR.
- angiosperm 3y agoDriving costs down isn't sexy, but it is the formula for success.
- HPsquared 3y agoDefinitely. If you win economically, there's no need for PR.
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- mulberry_cat 3y agoDon't be snarky, did you spend 20 minutes without reading it to the end? That plexiglass cutout is an interview prompt for engineering hires. It's only a small part of their prototype.