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Depends on the factory and what you're doing there. Last time I worked in a factory I was debugging printer-eating robots, shooting high powered lasers at thing
by Kim_Bruning 5y ago
Depends on the factory and what you're doing there. Last time I worked in a factory I was debugging printer-eating robots, shooting high powered lasers at things, and blowing stuff around with blasts of compressed air. (And I got to program all those things).
You haven't really debugged things until your tests involve forklifts and 10t cranes. O:-)
- Natsu 5y agoI wish, this was more about working several summers near a large, hot furnace with no AC.
- Kim_Bruning 5y agoOh, that's no fun. Sorry to hear it. Fortunately people are working to make that kind of thing less necessary (though it can't be eliminated completely of course; someone still needs to watch and maintain the machines).
- Natsu 5y agoI mean, this isn't completely unsolvable--better AC would've made things better. But it probably wouldn't be that economical, because industries like that are rather price sensitive.