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> and six months (and $8 million) later a fantastic solution was delivered In real life the solution applied wouldn't be this one, nor the cheap fan, but some
by southpawgirl 13y ago
> and six months (and $8 million) later a fantastic solution was delivered
In real life the solution applied wouldn't be this one, nor the cheap fan, but some dude being paid peanuts to shake each box by hand.
- VLM 13y agoMore likely you'd use the expensive scales to measure over/under fills (or tampering?) not just missing tubes. If toothpaste was your primary cost (LOL, I'm sure its advertising, just like cars and videogames and movies) then if you sell 4 oz +/- 10% and the new scale lets you run continuously at exactly 3.61 oz rather than "around four or so" then you make almost 10% profit by selling exactly 3.61 oz as "about four plus or minus ten percent packages". You can change it from a cheesy engineering / management joke into a CS discussion, so you're trying to copy one array into another, but sometimes you have an empty value and you want the output to be contiguous. Solutions? Or a RTOS type question where you're wanting to squirt out exactly one value 44100 times per second... Solutions?
- southpawgirl 13y ago> so you're trying to copy one array into another, but sometimes you have an empty value and you want the output to be contiguous. This made me giggle. Thank you Sir.
- xyzzy123 13y ago> Or a RTOS type question where you're wanting to squirt out exactly one value 44100 times per second... Solutions? Use a CD player? :)