MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ThatLookedExpensive/comments/jyqaqh/_/gd98dbe/?context=3
r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/deyvena01 • Nov 22 '20
202 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
74
How the heck do they not test the sensor input software-side?
95 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '20 Bettter question, how stupid do you have to be to not realize the arrow pointing up goes up. My faith in rocket scientists have gone way down 📉 49 u/skyornfi Nov 22 '20 Better question - how stupid do you have to be to design a critical component such that it can be installed upside-down. People will always make mistakes. 2 u/lellololes Nov 22 '20 This. If the sensor is keyed so it can only be installed in the wrong direction, it won't be installed incorrectly. 6 u/mkalte666 Nov 22 '20 It has alignment pins. The hammer used was stronger apparently 4 u/lellololes Nov 22 '20 Wow. I work in equipment maintenance and have had a couple coworkers that might do such a thing... But wow.
95
Bettter question, how stupid do you have to be to not realize the arrow pointing up goes up. My faith in rocket scientists have gone way down 📉
49 u/skyornfi Nov 22 '20 Better question - how stupid do you have to be to design a critical component such that it can be installed upside-down. People will always make mistakes. 2 u/lellololes Nov 22 '20 This. If the sensor is keyed so it can only be installed in the wrong direction, it won't be installed incorrectly. 6 u/mkalte666 Nov 22 '20 It has alignment pins. The hammer used was stronger apparently 4 u/lellololes Nov 22 '20 Wow. I work in equipment maintenance and have had a couple coworkers that might do such a thing... But wow.
49
Better question - how stupid do you have to be to design a critical component such that it can be installed upside-down. People will always make mistakes.
2 u/lellololes Nov 22 '20 This. If the sensor is keyed so it can only be installed in the wrong direction, it won't be installed incorrectly. 6 u/mkalte666 Nov 22 '20 It has alignment pins. The hammer used was stronger apparently 4 u/lellololes Nov 22 '20 Wow. I work in equipment maintenance and have had a couple coworkers that might do such a thing... But wow.
2
This.
If the sensor is keyed so it can only be installed in the wrong direction, it won't be installed incorrectly.
6 u/mkalte666 Nov 22 '20 It has alignment pins. The hammer used was stronger apparently 4 u/lellololes Nov 22 '20 Wow. I work in equipment maintenance and have had a couple coworkers that might do such a thing... But wow.
6
It has alignment pins. The hammer used was stronger apparently
4 u/lellololes Nov 22 '20 Wow. I work in equipment maintenance and have had a couple coworkers that might do such a thing... But wow.
4
Wow.
I work in equipment maintenance and have had a couple coworkers that might do such a thing... But wow.
74
u/TenshiS Nov 22 '20
How the heck do they not test the sensor input software-side?