Closed thessaly closed 2 years ago
Yes - it's a lot of (nice) text and backstory. It might be long to read but it's interesting and it was fun to read (even although I knew the 3D-printer story) I feel like we have the 3D-printer story as an example somewhere else as well but couldn't find it when I was looking for it. EDIT: Found it. It's in module 1.2 brief history of OH. But it just introduces RepRap so that's fine.
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I removed the comment. I guess we don't need it anymore.
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Do we need the first bullet points or did you just leave them there from when you were working on this module @amchagas ?
- The importance of standards (compatibility, reproducibility, repairability, guideline)
- What is a suitable standard for my project?
- Examples of open standards and how to apply them to your project (eg DIN spec)
- What are the standards in your region? (Europe CE, Brazil INMETRO, etc)
I'm not sure if we should talk more about the content of the OSHWA standards. For now, it's fine, I guess.
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You benefit from a transitional sentence between the last paragraph and the assignments. But for now it's fine.
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Just reviewed the comments and added changes as a commit
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I removed the comment. I guess we don't need it anymore. The text was also doubled. I removed what (I think) was the previous version.
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