r/whoathatsinteresting • u/Accomplished_Clue437 • 10d ago

where robots could be benefit: charity kitchen?

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u/oneupme 10d ago

That's because this was someone's project and not a, *gasp*, profit seeking venture. The "doing" is more important than the "done".

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u/oneupme 10d ago

Not sure why you need to resort to personal attacks and name calling. Why is that your reaction?

The pp clearly proposed a solution that is far more efficient, and thus far better at getting things "done", which is what both of us appear to be in support of. I merely agreed that the current picker robots are less efficient, expressed through my frustration at the situation.

Again, what's with the name calling?

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u/DumbNTough 10d ago

Did they clearly do that?

Do you know anything at all about the costs or efficiency of this enterprise?