Manufacturing got down to nanometer precision starting with macroscopic precision visible to the naked eyeball.
pdonis 1 days ago [-]
This article would be better without the opening two paragraphs about Godel's Theorem. They're just fluff, and much of what they say is wrong.
Insanity 1 days ago [-]
When they claimed "Gödel’s findings may seem rather obvious" that kinda put me off of the article. Obvious to whom? It wasn't obvious at the time and I'm sure _most_ people haven't even heard or thought about the problem before.
pdonis 1 days ago [-]
Maybe the wrong version of Godel's findings that the article states seemed obvious to the author. Lots of complex questions have simple, obvious wrong answers.
Insanity 24 hours ago [-]
Lol yeah, that's fair. Either way it's hard to take an article seriously when it starts off like that.
rowanG077 23 hours ago [-]
Having had a need for nano positioning in the past I really try to avoid PI like the plague. Bad and slow sales people, opaque pricing, no way to test their product before they expect you to lay down 50k. Bad integration with other tools.
Pure hardware product is great though I admit.
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https://archive.org/details/Foundations_of_Mechanical_Accura...
Manufacturing got down to nanometer precision starting with macroscopic precision visible to the naked eyeball.
Pure hardware product is great though I admit.