“Let me show you how this works in a real demonstration. On the left, I’ve hooked up a power supply to the tracks, putting a voltage between the two rails. On the right side, I’ve attached a relay.”
The problem with publishing “articles” that are just the script from a video is that the reader doesn’t understand a bunch of what’s written because it’s talking about something not being shown.
I like these videos, but if they’re going to be turned into articles at least put pictures and figures in or rewrite the text to stand on its own. Heck AI could probably fix that in a minute these days.
MysteryTramp•27m ago
I appreciate the script being there. I can quickly scan it and decide if the video is worth watching, or go to the part I am interested in. I skim podcast transcripts as well.
gwbas1c•26m ago
It's not an article. It's the video with the transcript below.
vorticalbox•15m ago
I know it says that at the top but my brain completely skimmed that when I start reading.
telesilla•14m ago
I can't remember the last time I crossed a train track in western europe - trams yes but not trains. Is this being engineered into bridges and tunnels in this part of the world or is this increasingly common. I suddenly feel very safe.
robrain•6m ago
(2024). This week’s video is about stopping trains at the end of lines. The channel is always an interesting watch.
cmiles8•40m ago
The problem with publishing “articles” that are just the script from a video is that the reader doesn’t understand a bunch of what’s written because it’s talking about something not being shown.
I like these videos, but if they’re going to be turned into articles at least put pictures and figures in or rewrite the text to stand on its own. Heck AI could probably fix that in a minute these days.
MysteryTramp•27m ago
gwbas1c•26m ago
vorticalbox•15m ago