But alcohol does *not* improve electronic design. Caffeine does.
Indeed. And add a donut for those really tough challenges. Strong coffee and a donut; you can't go wrong.
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Jun 14, 2020
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Caffeine makes SMT prototyping harder, whereas a calibrated small anount of alcohol makes it easier.
So the wisdom is obviously to design gizmos in the morning after two cups of coffee, then prototype them after having a beer at lunch. Works for me!
(obligatory XKCD: )
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Phil Hobbs
Humans are no good a thinking ahead, are we? We "fixed" the problem by increasing from two to four digits. But it did not solve anything; we only postponed the problem: In less then 8000 years, it's going to be the same mess all over again.
RoRo
I'm willing to bet in 8000 years we have some other problems to worry about. :(
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I'm willing to bet in 8000 years this planet will be uninhabited by people. If I'm wrong, come look me up to pay off the gambling debt.
Leave it to the computer industry to to shorten the term "Year 2000" to Y2K. It was this kind of thinking that got them in trouble in the first place.
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