It does not scale.
773 karma · joined November 25, 2019
It does not scale.
Everyone is on their own path and has their own strengths, there’s not much point in comparing yourself to others (unless you want to be unhappy)
CUVs are built on car style chassis (as opposed to SUV which are built like trucks) and generally are smaller and more fuel efficient (modern turbo 4 cyl designs are pretty impressive). Yet they retain the vast majority of benefits (roomier, higher, AWD, seating up to 7)
Yes CUVs are bigger than sedans, however for a family they check all the boxes and are in my opinion a vastly better alternative to vans, pickups and large SUVs, all of which often come in v6 and v8 engines.
The most awkward was a plastic pizza cutter designed to cut the adhesive backing of the screen.
It’s really not that hard, but very happy to see it getting easier.
Good! If you went up to someone in person who is in flow state and say HELLO! you'll probably get a rude response too.
It's possible to be polite while being mindful of how many interrupts you are causing another person.
“Hey I’m blocked on xyz, thanks anyways how was your weekend?”
Is far more pleasant than
“Hey how’s the weekend? anyway I’m blocked on xyz”
“Hello, could we set a time to chat about xyz” lets the reader give a meaningful response when available (and maybe thats immediate)
I simply ignore hellos but happily respond to questions.
The reface series do have sound engines built in, but they can be used as midi controllers as well. Plus they have speakers built-in (along with MIDI, headphone, line in, line out) and can run on batteries, so it's a great portable option.
I have the reface CS, and I like it because it's two in one, midi controller and synth.
What puzzles me is that people actually bought into the marketing hype. Its a prototype quality car running alpha software…