Light-based “LiFi” is stunningly fast, notably fragile—and now standardized
Light-based “LiFi” is stunningly fast, notably fragile—and now standardized
224GB/s, killer security, no radio interference—but you can't block the beam.
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They shouldn’t even be hiring writers without a science degree
As you mentioned, it's a Technology News Site, not a Science News Site. Sounds a little arbitrary.
You know this whole post is doing absolute wonders for demonstrating exactly how reliable this particular Community apparently is. Seriously, posters linking articles with blatant ignorance of the subject matter, defending that choice (and their choice to link it demonstrating their lack of knowledge on the subject matter too), getting crazy up-votes from people who obviously don't know any better and then your comment of 'muh, Science vs Technology is an arbitrary distinction and totally not something where both rely on each other intimately'.
[Slow clap] thanks guys. Good to know if I ever need to cite how unreliable this community actually is I'll forever have this exquisite reference.
The author didn't know radio waves travel at the speed of light. So he made some good-sounding intro based on incorrect assumptions (which made the whole intro a little cringe) which they apologized for. Yeah, shouldn't happen, but we're all human, we make mistakes.
You know that if you go deep down enough, everything is maths? Does it mean everyone should have a maths degree to do anything? Technology isn't science, technology is practical application of science. So you need to be a scientist to design such technology, but you "only" need to understand the high-level to convey to people how it works, because no one* is really interested in how it works.
* That's a hyperbole, I don't mean "no one" literally, you sound like the type of person that would reply with "muh, not no one", so I'm clarifying in advance¨
I hope you remember this reply of mine every time you make any mistake. Or any time you don't know something you should know because you for whatever reason missed it (which, again, happens to all of us).
No, this wasn't "making an honest mistake". This was having complete ignorance of the subject matter and letting that slip in the first sentence. If you were blogging about mathematical concepts solely as your product niche then absolutely yes you should have a Math degree.
This is "didn't actually read the book" levels of book reporting, and you're defending it. Good job mate. Keep striving for the enstupidification of humankind.
Just because the word enshittification got popular lately, doesn't mean you have to slap it everywhere. Anyway, I agree, I did a good job.
don't cry bebe
Please kys
The idea that radio waves are light waves is something I learned from Bill Nye in elementary school, and that was repeated to me throughout my education and was definitely on at least one of the tests I took.
So either Ars is hiring people with very strange educational experiences or they done goofed
No one ever told me this, I learned it myself (together with the fact that "speed of light" is a fucking stupid name), so your mileage may vary.