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> Now, we need workers who can manage the machines. Is managing a machine harder than driving a car? If not a few weeks similar to how long it takes to learn t
by username90 7y ago
> Now, we need workers who can manage the machines.
Is managing a machine harder than driving a car? If not a few weeks similar to how long it takes to learn to drive should be enough education.
- shadowgovt 7y agoIt depends severely on how much individual corporations demand workers managing the machine be able to successfully troubleshoot and repair failure modes.
- meddlin 7y agoIt really depends on the machine.
- jvanderbot 7y agoYes. I know from personal experience. Some machines require programming cuts to specifications, measuring and reasoning about tolerances, and understanding the loss of precision during routine use.
- caseysoftware 7y agoIs coding different than typing?
- jdnenej 7y agoIt doesn't take a few weeks to learn to drive a car safely. In Australia it takes 3 years and 100 hours of driving with someone else to get a license.
- hnick 7y agoAnd, based on what I see every day, a license still doesn't always mean "drive[s] a car safely". FWIW in NSW it's 120 hours logged as a learner and nearly everyone I've asked admits to lying a bit. It was only 50 hours when I did it, and most lied back then - mostly due to just driving until they felt ready for a test without really logging, then adding it later.
- jdnenej 7y agoI think the license acquisition process is mostly sufficient. What is think is missing is re testing after. There are 80 year Olds who can hardly see anymore who are still driving. As well disqualifying people from driving for offences like using a phone.