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2024-Understanding The Hardware-Software Divide (Chips vs. Code) #165

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@Likhithaaaa Likhithaaaa added the 2024: round 3 articles of round 3 label Dec 3, 2024
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Internal Feedback Round 3B from Google Poll 05.12-08.12

Thoughts

  • It starts well, but lost it midway
  • I did not understand the aim of the article.
  • The illustration is not so compatible
  • Too much text
  • Please revise where to use present/past.
  • The description of software as "the instruction manual" simplifies the concept but might leave out key aspects like the difference between system and application software.

Ideas

  • Hardware wont perform better after a nap... maybe it would be nice to mention why more computing power is needed as the years go on...

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Just because something is listed in the feedback, does not mean you have to implement it.
This list is simply a collection of everything commented in the google poll.
I tried to structure the comments and merge similar ones and count how often this point was mentioned.
If a comment says "I think", this is not me (Carina), but someone who commented on the poll.

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evos96 commented Dec 10, 2024

External feedback:

Part of participants that are computer science students/graduates: 71%

Part of participants that would read the booklet if it was not for this survey: 28 %

Clarity of the article:
Very clear: 44 %
Clear: 28 %
Not clear: 28 %

Technical vs. Non-technical:
Good balance between technical depth and readability: 85 %
The article was too technical: 15 %

Engagement:
I stayed engaged throughout: 100 %
I lost interest midway: 0 %

Structure of the article:
The structure is clear and easy to follow: 71 %
The structure was confusing: 29 %

Part of participants that understand the purpose of the article: 100 %

Part of participants that think the drawing helps to understand the meaning of the article: 71 %

Factual errors/inaccuracies or additional comments:
-I like that the first part is written as a conversation.

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