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This gets muddy real fast. One could argue that tacit knowledge also applies when it comes to the feel of pulling laptops apart without breaking the tiny littl
by sonicanatidae 3y ago
This gets muddy real fast.
One could argue that tacit knowledge also applies when it comes to the feel of pulling laptops apart without breaking the tiny little clips. It takes a few before you get the feel for it, because the difference between snapping a tiny little case clip and not snapping it are about 1 psi (borrowing a term) difference..lol
- soks86 3y agoThat absolutely sounds like it. I opened several laptops with spudger tools. Now I can open random items I didn't watch videos for just because I have an idea of how it _might_ be assembled.
- krisoft 3y ago> One could argue that tacit knowledge also applies when it comes to the feel of pulling laptops apart without breaking the tiny little clips. I agree that that is tacit knowledge. > This gets muddy real fast. I don't see how your example demonstrates the muddyness?