PJ,
I am impressed with what I have seen of AZIZ's work, so I am not going to criticize what he says he can do. He just might be able to do what he says.
Having worked on real designs myself, I know the pitfalls, the delays and the inability or lack of desire to fully follow through. Sometimes a really good idea sits for a very long time before it is finally developed. At least it does with me.
I think my best statement as to why these things happen, again to me, is I am human. I suspect others suffer from the same affliction.
I know I will never have the best possible design or perfection, but if I contribute something that is a good foundation, a real world change that is positive will eventually happen. More importantly, it usually needs a different pair of eyes to see the obvious and overcome what is missing or needed.
My recommendation to you PJ and others for that matter, is to develop your own design, rather than worry about or criticize another person's project. This way you can develop what you want. Anyone can complain or poke fun regardless of how it is done. It doesn't take a high IQ to do that. In fact, quite often it displays just the opposite. The true pride comes in building something and not from tearing something down.
Now this is for everyone, developing your own design really display's a person's abilities even if it isn't perfect or the best to begin with. No one should expect perfection to begin with. Unless you have designed and produced a much better product, you or anyone else has no room to ridicule someone who has built something you haven't. At least they displayed they can do what you haven't been able to do.
So, for everyone out there, rather than criticize, poke fun, or just complain, go ahead and build a better mousetrap, or detector for that matter. Show us what you got, rather than what you can say.
I personally admire those like Bugwhiskers that are willing to put the time and energy into a project. I would just like to see him take the next step. Personally, I feel it would be the best in the long run.
I also expect that AZIZ will build his project when he is ready.
Reg
I am impressed with what I have seen of AZIZ's work, so I am not going to criticize what he says he can do. He just might be able to do what he says.
Having worked on real designs myself, I know the pitfalls, the delays and the inability or lack of desire to fully follow through. Sometimes a really good idea sits for a very long time before it is finally developed. At least it does with me.
I think my best statement as to why these things happen, again to me, is I am human. I suspect others suffer from the same affliction.
I know I will never have the best possible design or perfection, but if I contribute something that is a good foundation, a real world change that is positive will eventually happen. More importantly, it usually needs a different pair of eyes to see the obvious and overcome what is missing or needed.
My recommendation to you PJ and others for that matter, is to develop your own design, rather than worry about or criticize another person's project. This way you can develop what you want. Anyone can complain or poke fun regardless of how it is done. It doesn't take a high IQ to do that. In fact, quite often it displays just the opposite. The true pride comes in building something and not from tearing something down.
Now this is for everyone, developing your own design really display's a person's abilities even if it isn't perfect or the best to begin with. No one should expect perfection to begin with. Unless you have designed and produced a much better product, you or anyone else has no room to ridicule someone who has built something you haven't. At least they displayed they can do what you haven't been able to do.
So, for everyone out there, rather than criticize, poke fun, or just complain, go ahead and build a better mousetrap, or detector for that matter. Show us what you got, rather than what you can say.
I personally admire those like Bugwhiskers that are willing to put the time and energy into a project. I would just like to see him take the next step. Personally, I feel it would be the best in the long run.
I also expect that AZIZ will build his project when he is ready.
Reg
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