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by kortex
3063 days ago
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Engineering teams rarely trifle over price of parts when reliability and confidence are greater concern. Sure, the neo2 is cheaper, and the rock64 is more powerful, but I haven't heard of either. What is the probability of encountering a weird not-before-seen bug on these platforms, vs Pi? Now what's the cost of dealing with that bug, including the risk-cost of having to scrap the entire platform because it's unscalable? It's probably at least $20x750 = $15k. Pi has at least 10x more community eyes crawling over the whole system than the next three combined. You can't put a price tag on that. |
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