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> It's not like paid employees are any cleaner I wasn't calling engineers less clean. I was saying paying for repairs and maintenance from experts might offset
by Someone1234 8y ago
> It's not like paid employees are any cleaner
I wasn't calling engineers less clean. I was saying paying for repairs and maintenance from experts might offset the cost savings (relative to minimum wage, minimum qualified, employees) in the long run.
Self-checkout machines seem to work because the technology is simple enough to be reliable enough. In this case you have moving parts, sensors, and food particles on everything.
- blacksmith_tb 8y agoWe don't have quite enough detail, but I wonder how much in the way of sensors it would need if the ingredients were standardized - if every burger weighs 300g, cook them for 130sec per side, etc.
- Someone1234 8y agoHard to do that with vegetables as per here.
- hessenwolf 8y agoBetter for hygiene with a retractable, digital meat thermometer. (that's what she said)
- blacksmith_tb 8y agoDo fast food burger places use meat thermometers? I suppose better kitchens are more likely to, but then they also allow you to order 'rare' or 'well-done' (which sounds like it is v2.0 for the bot).
- workinthehead 8y agoAnecdotal, but I know quite a few chefs and none of them would ever use a meat thermometer, it would be an insult to their well-honed ability to feel the cook.