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There's no law in the U.S. that you must use imperial units, and I'm not aware of any serious professional that does. It's also such a silly argument coming fr

by 23B1 3y ago

There's no law in the U.S. that you must use imperial units, and I'm not aware of any serious professional that does. It's also such a silly argument coming from the brits who swap their units almost randomly: https://ibb.co/0cB4tgd https://ibb.co/0cB4tgd

jdpedrie 3y ago
Every carpenter I’ve met uses sixteenths of an inch, and every metal worker uses thousandths.
- 23B1 3y ago
  Neither of those jobs require serious tolerances
  - jdpedrie 3y ago
    Sounds to me like what you meant to say is that your criteria for determining whether someone's profession is "serious" is whether they use metric or not.
    - 23B1 3y ago
      Sounds to me like you're not commenting in good faith. Begone, nerd.