germansolo

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   by germansolo 6y ago

   This was the main issue with the software we used. When it was slow, it would recommend that one driver take three orders to the same area while leaving others in the store with nothing, but when it was busy, it would suggest a driver only
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   by germansolo 6y ago

   Yes we did, but most often you could just look at the delivery map and see what deliveries would go together. Optimization won't tell you which orders were not complete (waiting on an item that needed to be remade or was made wrong, et
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   by germansolo 6y ago

   This exactly. Having been a former franchisee of one of the big three pizza companies, I can attest that this is true. On a typical evening there could be as many as 30 to 40 deliveries in the store per hour. With that kind of volume, it is
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   by germansolo 8y ago

   > The only metric measurements in the US are in science. I think that is what I said when I said all research done in universities, the military, NASA, etc. is done in metric. The point I was trying to make is that the US is more metric
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   by germansolo 8y ago

   This is ridiculous. The only imperial measurements in the US are on road signs (miles over km), the weather, and some stuff in the grocery store. Almost all research done by universities (including weather and climate), the military, NASA,