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"Conveyor-belt sushi" has such a terrible connotation. The worst of fast food, cardboard cuisine, mindless automation, and glassy-eyed consumers. That said, th
by basseq 9y ago
"Conveyor-belt sushi" has such a terrible connotation. The worst of fast food, cardboard cuisine, mindless automation, and glassy-eyed consumers.
That said, the concept of what is effectively an automatic rice-forming machine seems pretty tame and reasonable. Compare dicing an onion by hand vs. using a robot-coupe.
I was particularly struck by the dedication here: it took 5 years to get the machine to "work". Keep that in mind the next time you are building your MVP.
- whipoodle 9y agoConveyor-belt sushi might sound bad but it's likely better than you'd expect. It also isn't completely made by machine, at least in the ones I've eaten at in America. It's a nice way to have lunch especially, I like that you can get the exact amount of food that you want, and the immediacy of sitting down and taking right from the conveyor is great. It usually feels like a good value for the cost too.