| ▲ | SpaceNoodled an hour ago | |
> always starting with a reference design and tweaking from there. That's just basic design sensibilities. | ||
| ▲ | mindslight an hour ago | parent [-] | |
There's a big difference between a human looking at a datasheet and manually copying the reference design (possibly leaving out things like pullups because they're simple/obvious/etc, or go to a different block of the circuit than what you're focusing on), and a mechanical copy with the pullup resistor only possibly being deleted after an explicit reasoning step focused on it. In the given example, the human process obviously failed, right? | ||