On Jun 30, 9:40 am, Alexander Terekhov <terek...@xxxxxx> wrote:
> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
[...]
> Now I could continue and name dozens of examples like this. If this
> project was just about _developing_ hardware and software, I would be a
> happy man, and we could look ahead to complete one device after the
> other. But it's all the other issues, administrative, political,
> cultural, sales, finance, accounting, shipping, ... which make people
> like Sean and me run at something like 20-25% of their usual efficiency,
> despite putting in at least 180% of regular working hours. And there is
> nobody who can help this, because nobody non-technical really
> understands what we're doing here, and why we need to do it different
> than whatever they might have done it before.
[...]
How is it different than building another cell phone? I would presume
you list the hardware, outsource production, then load the OS. bah.
I guess that's what you're saying, that it just doesn't work that way.
-Thufir
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