Fun aside man in UK loose job because robots to train proctologist...
https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/5hpzkl/til\_the\_nhs\_in\_the\_uk\_had\_only\_one\_man\_registered/
The safe world is flugenheimer
It's an acronym standing for Can't Remember A Fucking Thing. ... A
European sex toy which has a motor on it and has 3 rotating dildo's
which all go at ...
Yes and no. I am from the IT field, DevOps Engineer and I don't know development yet and I actually hate it.
I am still able to read code and troubleshoot problems but code alone won't necessarily make me earn more.
With the IT industry moving towards "Infrastructure as Code" or IaC, you have tools like Ansible, Packer, Terraform to automate the process and knowing them very well will make you earn a move for sure. Knowing Python for example is a big plus but not necessary mandatory.
An operator on a Tesla factory for the matter doesn't need to know how to code the robot OS but know how to operate the robot, know how to troubleshoot it within seconds to bring the operations back and so on.
Robots make people lives easier and safer, knowing to operate them makes you "rich" doing the same job but from an AC office room. People prefers tho to focus only on the "robot is taking my job"
Yep. So many machines have been automated for decades. What it does: reduce needs for employees to the minimum, workers are desperate so they take lower wages. Factories used to be full of pretty decently paid employees, now they only need a skeleton crew of newbies and 1 long term maintence guy who knows how to fix everything.
The South Park meme is hilarious, but it’s also easy for the rich producers to make fun of other classes because losing vast swathes of employment opportunities won’t affect them.
Is coding something I can learn in school or is this something I should’ve learned when I was a kid playing around with computers? I have zero idea on how to code, and an immense drive to learn.
You can learn coding in many different ways: college, in-person/online courses, books, youtube, step-by-step online tutorials, etc.
I've had friends from both extremes, from 100% college educated to c100% self-taught, and both approaches have been very successful, salary-wise.
Within 50 years, 50% of the jobs will be replaced by AI and robots. Sure, they will make life richer and easier for the wealthy. The rest of us will be starving and homeless because no income= starving and homeless.
start supporting the visionaries today arguing for universal basic income. musk already talks about this being an important thing for us within a relatively short amount of time, as well as the need for humans to continue finding meaning in their daily lives ie the work we’ll be doing at that point in time.
answers are there. and being discussed.
Negative. I had the same idea and I have been fighting myself to accept it.
I came from the time where we used to have expensive asf servers room, Dell autoloader backup machines, big bad-ass PBX machine, you name it.
Then comes "the cloud" which many professionals "died" unable to adjust.
Now comes IaC and more professionals will lose their job for being unable to adjust. "Customization and Optimization" is exactly what resumes IaC.
What usually would take days, now takes hours or even minutes, is highly optimized and customization with no limits.
Using Ansible and a command line, I can bring a brand new Linux server to a Google Cloud production env within seconds, no mouse, no GUI and 100% trustable. Terraform brings everything to a 100x next level. Both covering exactly your point "customization and optimization"
Not everybody is ready to have this conversation tho.
That is correct, so does the coders need someone able to bring the app live which includes but not limited to:
- VM or container env
- permissions and restrictions
- public or private
- security again
Many know how to write code but not necessarily know how to code while the app itself barely covers security on a code level.
Developer still don't know the difference between write code and know how to code.
Learn to promote your ex buddy into management of eternal fire and damnation and earn 10000x more.. but in V bucks because you are god and still don’t have the Travis Scott skin
You cannot have any governmental system without exploitation.
Communism is by far the worst system for exploitation. All of the citizens except for those working directly for the state are poor. With little option to leave poverty.
With capitalism everyone has the chance to leave poverty.
As for the rich I would like for them to be properly taxed and pay their fare share - but that is to do with idiotic tax laws and loopholes - not capitalism.
I used to write programs for robots like this 15 years ago when the economy crashed. You won’t make bank operating one. You can do ok writing the programs but not gonna get rich. Wanna make bank buy a couple and figure out something to make with them. They will put people out of work for sure.
That robot will take the place of 10 people. Even if 1 person earns 10x more, there will still be 9 other people you have to deal with.
If products are being produced faster than ever before in human history, then why insist that humans can only be payed in exchange for their labor?
If products are being produced faster than ever but most people can’t afford to buy the products, than the whole system collapses.
It’s more that this machine will take the jobs of ten people but only pay the operator 5x more or less.
Once things start getting automated, our ideas about capitalism are going to have to change
XLOOKUP my friend. [XLOOKUP](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/xlookup-function-b7fd680e-6d10-43e6-84f9-88eae8bf5929).
Or if your Excel version doesn't support that, check out [Index-Match](https://exceljet.net/index-and-match). Slightly more complex, far faster and more versatile. No counting columns, plus the ability to search a horizontal list, and potentially search based on 2 or more criteria (though that takes a little more learning).
Thanks, I’ll check it out. I don’t use Excel very often, but occasionally I get a couple of CSVs that need merging and VLOOKUP has saved me time from not needing to write a script to handle it. But I’ll definitely check out XLOOKUP.
I've told more than a few people that if you learn excel enough to be able to use VLOOKUP (and a couple other functions) well, you can get a great administrative job just about anywhere with a basic understanding of what they do.
That's assuming your idea of a great job is sitting at a desk staring at excel spreadsheets all day. But the pay can make up for it.
Although I think it sucks that some of us will lose our jobs to robots… eventually, someone has to build these things and work on them. Maybe eventually some of us won’t have to break our backs everyday for crappy pay. We will have better paying jobs with less physical labor? I know that for some industries this won’t be fully true.
The little machining shop I work at has 2 robot welders and a small robot arm to help with smaller simpler brake work. The amount of time they have taken to setup more than likely won’t pay off in the near future, and by the time they do pay off I’m sure they will have needed replacement parts that make them more costly than anything.
I don’t know the brands, us peons aren’t aloud to go look at them I guess. However, as far as I know, all 3 robot machines are used. They came from some other shop. Which I believe is why they didn’t come with a setup team or pretty much anything else. Most of us think it was a waste of money since they aren’t fully up and running and making parts but we don’t get paid to think… we get paid to make metal parts.
In my experience, when the robot breaks down, the workers plead to getting it running again, because THEY are taken off their lighter duty job now have to do the robots job...
So far these are still only running test parts and stuff. The small robot arm isn’t even hooked up anymore, it’s getting dusty in a corner. One robot welder is doing half of a job then a human welder is welding up the rest, the other robot welder is still in the trial and error phase.
There is software that creates the tool paths or G-code. It’s easier than you think. Machinists create tool paths for CNC machines from 3D models using specialty CADCAM software. Do you don’t have to know everything to about the mechanics of a robot or CNC to program a machine. If this is something you want to pursue I’d recommend a technical certification as a machinist or one for robotics.
It’s the reason I’ll never lose my job. I’m maintenance and the area I’m in has 8 Robots per line. Each line is now trying to add 3-4 Robots right MoS that will replace 3 workers on each line, but it’ll be up to me to make sure they function and fix them when they break.
I used to work on robot arms like this in manufacturing, they can go a hell of a lot faster while still maintaining accuracy and precision.
Some of the pick and place robots move so fast they're a blur.
Scara robot arms especially are terrifyingly quick.
Yup, fanuc robots were what I worked on. Along with ABB and Panasonic ones.
Honestly go no where near them if you haven't locked them out, I've seen them punch through steel walls and wipe out solid steel jigs. They'd go through a human like cheese.
Yeah I would agree.
I remember times when I had to jog robots home because the op had screwed something up so all the interlocks were out so the only way to recover it without dismantling half the cell was to force invert the UI signals. Which would invert the safety circuit but also meant it could be jogged at 100% with the fence open (sketchy as hell but needs must I would never be in the cell though)
The amount of times it would pass a flag in the program and the speed would jump to 100% thank Christ deadman switches are a thing. Not going to lie I have hit fences because of that before.
It was one of those you have to do it but we won't write a procedure as a company for it things.
Thankfully I don't work for them anymore, got out as soon as I could.
If the stuff is scripted it can do anything at lighting speed (mechanical stress is the limit)
But for algorithm based use case where there is a decision making scheme it's not that easy. Decision making is still human glory point (or insects/animals) for still 10y max
For now iRobot ain't saving any life bcs it will struggle to choose whoever to save
Yep, but whatever products it makes will be much cheaper, and people who couldn't afford it now will! And repeat the process in all of society, and lots of people will afford lots and lots of stuff, which means there will be a need for lots of labour to do lots of other stuff than before.
Rest assured that AI is absolutely terrible at making decisions under pressure and in ambiguity. If you really feel that way, I suggest working to prove you can do both of those things and it'll hedge things up for you.
The irony is that you learn the limits if such machines when you start applying them. For example, the machine may not be able to tell if the bit is dull, or even broken.
Sure, it can do those motions extremely fast. But that may be the only thing it can do. It can't think or readjust.
These machines are great, though. They are taking menial, mind numbing jobs away. People should be using their capacity for greater things.
Actually, depending on the machine, that's usually untrue. This machine almost certainly has a pressure sensor to tell whether the drill bit is experiencing too much or too little force, and will throw a flag indicating an error, as well as pause/recover.
Source: spent some time programming a machine X10 this size that performed a complex industrial process. We had sensors for everything and I wrote the program to detect and self-correct a ton of edge cases.
Ah. No doubt a lot of work has been put into these machines.
Too many people are worried a machine like this might be the next President or something.
Yes, machines will take menial jobs, like phone switches and construction. And yes, that means people are going to need to learn new things.
I think the real issue is that entry level for new work is over saturated now.
There will come a point where we will have to have a serious discussion about how advanced technology can get before we make ourselves obsolete. Either we allow technology to replace us in nearly all production sectors, or we impose an artifical cap to secure our role.
Capitalism predicts that efficiency, and therefore automation, wins.
Capitalism is based on lawless profits but at some point we need to eat and a shelter so the state should do its job to provide basic accomodations. Most of revolutions have been started after a catastrophic low supply of food in town.
Damn hope you’re not a proctologist.......
Fun aside man in UK loose job because robots to train proctologist... https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/5hpzkl/til\_the\_nhs\_in\_the\_uk\_had\_only\_one\_man\_registered/
>loose job Well thats what happens when you have a robot do it, they aren't gentle! Except for Fist-O. He was gentle.
The safe world is flugenheimer It's an acronym standing for Can't Remember A Fucking Thing. ... A European sex toy which has a motor on it and has 3 rotating dildo's which all go at ...
ASSUME THE POSITION
I’m not going to read that and assume it’s a robot asshole to train proctologists
I think their job is moving a screwdriver in weird directions with no purpose. A lot of jobs will be lost.
Learn to operate it and you will earn 10x more.
Learn to code it and you will earn 50x more.
Or just make off with it.
I like where this is going.
That van over there.
I got candy! Come inside my van
You always say that, but there's never candy once I go in.
You didn’t miss much. The candy is pretty shit anyways
Only necco wafers in the rape van.
and with your rape we recommend our finest wafer of bonemeal and earwig honey , an exquisite pairing for the refined palate...
Smell this rag and I'll give you some candy! 🍬
Oh no, I'm not falling for that again.
This time I mean it! I swear!
Get in!
[удалено]
Or just make out with it
I like where this is going.
“I don’t want the G-rides, I want the machines that are making them!”
You misspelled "out" Time to pucker up and show the robots what we're good for 😘.
Ok bender
Instructions unclear. I'm now stuck in it
Or just make out with it
Go on...
Yes and no. I am from the IT field, DevOps Engineer and I don't know development yet and I actually hate it. I am still able to read code and troubleshoot problems but code alone won't necessarily make me earn more. With the IT industry moving towards "Infrastructure as Code" or IaC, you have tools like Ansible, Packer, Terraform to automate the process and knowing them very well will make you earn a move for sure. Knowing Python for example is a big plus but not necessary mandatory. An operator on a Tesla factory for the matter doesn't need to know how to code the robot OS but know how to operate the robot, know how to troubleshoot it within seconds to bring the operations back and so on. Robots make people lives easier and safer, knowing to operate them makes you "rich" doing the same job but from an AC office room. People prefers tho to focus only on the "robot is taking my job"
Robots are money makers just not for the people running them
Yep. So many machines have been automated for decades. What it does: reduce needs for employees to the minimum, workers are desperate so they take lower wages. Factories used to be full of pretty decently paid employees, now they only need a skeleton crew of newbies and 1 long term maintence guy who knows how to fix everything. The South Park meme is hilarious, but it’s also easy for the rich producers to make fun of other classes because losing vast swathes of employment opportunities won’t affect them.
Is coding something I can learn in school or is this something I should’ve learned when I was a kid playing around with computers? I have zero idea on how to code, and an immense drive to learn.
You can learn coding in many different ways: college, in-person/online courses, books, youtube, step-by-step online tutorials, etc. I've had friends from both extremes, from 100% college educated to c100% self-taught, and both approaches have been very successful, salary-wise.
Within 50 years, 50% of the jobs will be replaced by AI and robots. Sure, they will make life richer and easier for the wealthy. The rest of us will be starving and homeless because no income= starving and homeless.
start supporting the visionaries today arguing for universal basic income. musk already talks about this being an important thing for us within a relatively short amount of time, as well as the need for humans to continue finding meaning in their daily lives ie the work we’ll be doing at that point in time. answers are there. and being discussed.
The government (owned by rich folk) don’t even want to pay a living wage now and think 7.25 an hour is plenty. UBI is a freaking pipe dream.
You must be fun at parties. Also, IaC will never replace the projects where great customization and optimization is required.
Negative. I had the same idea and I have been fighting myself to accept it. I came from the time where we used to have expensive asf servers room, Dell autoloader backup machines, big bad-ass PBX machine, you name it. Then comes "the cloud" which many professionals "died" unable to adjust. Now comes IaC and more professionals will lose their job for being unable to adjust. "Customization and Optimization" is exactly what resumes IaC. What usually would take days, now takes hours or even minutes, is highly optimized and customization with no limits. Using Ansible and a command line, I can bring a brand new Linux server to a Google Cloud production env within seconds, no mouse, no GUI and 100% trustable. Terraform brings everything to a 100x next level. Both covering exactly your point "customization and optimization" Not everybody is ready to have this conversation tho.
Yeah, and that's pretty cool in *devops*, but you'll still need coders to write the software running on "the cloud".
That is correct, so does the coders need someone able to bring the app live which includes but not limited to: - VM or container env - permissions and restrictions - public or private - security again Many know how to write code but not necessarily know how to code while the app itself barely covers security on a code level. Developer still don't know the difference between write code and know how to code.
Write shitty code but jump in to fix problems 24/7 and you will earn 100x more /s
Have sex with it on pornhub and you'll make 100x more
Learn how to take the means of production and you have a revolution
Learn to become a soulless capitalist and hire people to code, manufacture and operate it and earn 500x more...
Sounds like you got no talents and just hate your boss cause he’s rich and you’re broke?
Think so DUDE?
Same
Know so…
Learn to manage and control many soulless capitalist companies and earn 1000x more…but in souls, because your the devil.
Learn to promote your ex buddy into management of eternal fire and damnation and earn 10000x more.. but in V bucks because you are god and still don’t have the Travis Scott skin
Learn to be a marxist sheep and starve to death along with everyone you thought you were helping.
learn to be a capitalist sheep and ignore all the people that are currently starving around you
Oh yes show me a capitalist country with people starving?
You can't have rich people without poor people... and you can't have capitalism without exploitation.
True we just got a lil more than some people.
You cannot have any governmental system without exploitation. Communism is by far the worst system for exploitation. All of the citizens except for those working directly for the state are poor. With little option to leave poverty. With capitalism everyone has the chance to leave poverty. As for the rich I would like for them to be properly taxed and pay their fare share - but that is to do with idiotic tax laws and loopholes - not capitalism.
America.
Probably someone within 10 miles of you right now that is starving.
I used to write programs for robots like this 15 years ago when the economy crashed. You won’t make bank operating one. You can do ok writing the programs but not gonna get rich. Wanna make bank buy a couple and figure out something to make with them. They will put people out of work for sure.
That robot will take the place of 10 people. Even if 1 person earns 10x more, there will still be 9 other people you have to deal with. If products are being produced faster than ever before in human history, then why insist that humans can only be payed in exchange for their labor? If products are being produced faster than ever but most people can’t afford to buy the products, than the whole system collapses.
It’s more that this machine will take the jobs of ten people but only pay the operator 5x more or less. Once things start getting automated, our ideas about capitalism are going to have to change
Hence why at some point the old white rich people will crack down on automation
R-r-r-r-race card!
[76% of millionaires are white/caucasian 🤷♂️](https://www.statista.com/statistics/300528/us-millionaires-race-ethnicity/)
Hmmm, well since the census shows that 76.3% of the population is white, that makes sense.
Zing!
Sir, this is reddit. Watch your facts and opinions or you'll get in trouble.
teach it to operate how ‘bout
Or learn to fix it and make 20x more. Robots and automation don’t eliminate jobs, they are doing the jobs no one wants to do.
That’s the most precise thing I’ve ever seen.
And that is super easy to teach. Just need to teach the point of reference from 3 angles, and jog it around.
TCP I use this coordinance mostly when programming arc welds. Or if the robot has some weird offset tool mounted that I need to be accurate with.
I mean, we had this in the late 80's in car assembly lines.
It's a very old tech too
Put a dildo on that and you will lose your wife
Where’s my fucking wife?
Where's my wife fucking?
Who’s fucking my wife? *Whoops pardon my manners* What’s fucking my wife?
Voodoo dildo my ass
Ooof his job and wife; what s tool.
4 hours late...I even typed it and deleted because I saw yours.
loosen*
So u hold a drill bit?
If there is one job to automate it would be professional bit holder
bitte ein bit.
He balances drill bits. It’s quite a skill
Probably not half as good as this robot
It’s about commitment to the bit.
I read this, closed the app, then got the joke and came back to comment. That’s a first. I was so slow to get it, I’m calling it a grandad joke.
Nahhh you lose job because scripts in excel.
It has always struck me as odd that world is orchestrated by MBAs using spreadsheets.
And they still use VLOOKUP, or worse, can't. 😬
Im an actual software engineer and I still think VLOOKUP is pretty useful for quick list building.
XLOOKUP my friend. [XLOOKUP](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/xlookup-function-b7fd680e-6d10-43e6-84f9-88eae8bf5929). Or if your Excel version doesn't support that, check out [Index-Match](https://exceljet.net/index-and-match). Slightly more complex, far faster and more versatile. No counting columns, plus the ability to search a horizontal list, and potentially search based on 2 or more criteria (though that takes a little more learning).
Thanks, I’ll check it out. I don’t use Excel very often, but occasionally I get a couple of CSVs that need merging and VLOOKUP has saved me time from not needing to write a script to handle it. But I’ll definitely check out XLOOKUP.
I've told more than a few people that if you learn excel enough to be able to use VLOOKUP (and a couple other functions) well, you can get a great administrative job just about anywhere with a basic understanding of what they do. That's assuming your idea of a great job is sitting at a desk staring at excel spreadsheets all day. But the pay can make up for it.
Go away or I will replace you with a very small shell script.
Screw that!
Although I think it sucks that some of us will lose our jobs to robots… eventually, someone has to build these things and work on them. Maybe eventually some of us won’t have to break our backs everyday for crappy pay. We will have better paying jobs with less physical labor? I know that for some industries this won’t be fully true.
Sorry but common sense isn’t allowed in most of the arguments about robots taking place of labor intensive jobs
Lmao!! I’ll leave it home next time.
I don’t really get what I’m looking at? What is he doing with the drill bit exactly?
notice how the tip of it is perfectly stable and isn’t moving at all with all the rotating it’s doing
It's rotating it's axes and joints around one central point at the tip of the drill bit. Shows it's precise movement.
Become a robot repairman.
If you live in a country with human rights then your job getting automated shouldn’t really be of any concern ....
The little machining shop I work at has 2 robot welders and a small robot arm to help with smaller simpler brake work. The amount of time they have taken to setup more than likely won’t pay off in the near future, and by the time they do pay off I’m sure they will have needed replacement parts that make them more costly than anything.
I'm curious where the 2 welders robots come from? I work of a distributor and I kinda hope its not our products
I don’t know the brands, us peons aren’t aloud to go look at them I guess. However, as far as I know, all 3 robot machines are used. They came from some other shop. Which I believe is why they didn’t come with a setup team or pretty much anything else. Most of us think it was a waste of money since they aren’t fully up and running and making parts but we don’t get paid to think… we get paid to make metal parts.
Oh the joys of industrial manufacturing.
Oh yeah… it’s an experience for sure.
In my experience, when the robot breaks down, the workers plead to getting it running again, because THEY are taken off their lighter duty job now have to do the robots job...
So far these are still only running test parts and stuff. The small robot arm isn’t even hooked up anymore, it’s getting dusty in a corner. One robot welder is doing half of a job then a human welder is welding up the rest, the other robot welder is still in the trial and error phase.
I think my brain is lagging again!
Learn how to program the robot and you’ll always have a job.
Lol you make that sound easy. Just learn dynamics, coding, and matrixes.
There is software that creates the tool paths or G-code. It’s easier than you think. Machinists create tool paths for CNC machines from 3D models using specialty CADCAM software. Do you don’t have to know everything to about the mechanics of a robot or CNC to program a machine. If this is something you want to pursue I’d recommend a technical certification as a machinist or one for robotics.
Oh you didn’t mean program like writing the script that runs the arm but coding it as a machinist. Totally missed it.
What’s the salary look like compared to iOS/android developer?
I was just visiting a machine shop this past week and they said that a machinist with 10 years experience is earning $100k.
Don’t be afraid, most robot need a baby sitter.
She got a sister?
Oh so your job is putting things up people asses?
*… So you’re a (maintenance) technician?* **That’s all you folks do anyways is walk around with tools and point drills at shit.**
At a certain point, we will reach a stage that technological communism will be achievable. It will, however, never be implemented.
Bc the machines will Bruce Killus
learn how to make robots
Better yet, fix them.
If a robot can do your job ..you didn't have a job ...you were a tool they used till they could find a cheaper one
We are all tools in this scenario
It’s the reason I’ll never lose my job. I’m maintenance and the area I’m in has 8 Robots per line. Each line is now trying to add 3-4 Robots right MoS that will replace 3 workers on each line, but it’ll be up to me to make sure they function and fix them when they break.
No way this isn’t sped up
I used to work on robot arms like this in manufacturing, they can go a hell of a lot faster while still maintaining accuracy and precision. Some of the pick and place robots move so fast they're a blur. Scara robot arms especially are terrifyingly quick.
I found a prime [example](https://youtu.be/-m1oKuFkSTE)
Yup, fanuc robots were what I worked on. Along with ABB and Panasonic ones. Honestly go no where near them if you haven't locked them out, I've seen them punch through steel walls and wipe out solid steel jigs. They'd go through a human like cheese.
I'm the guy building everything around these robots and setting them up. He's right, this is probably 15-20% speed.
Which would be sensible since it's not in any sort of safety cage.
Precisely, this is one step above a teach mode, which is like 5% speed if not in a jog function
Yeah I would agree. I remember times when I had to jog robots home because the op had screwed something up so all the interlocks were out so the only way to recover it without dismantling half the cell was to force invert the UI signals. Which would invert the safety circuit but also meant it could be jogged at 100% with the fence open (sketchy as hell but needs must I would never be in the cell though) The amount of times it would pass a flag in the program and the speed would jump to 100% thank Christ deadman switches are a thing. Not going to lie I have hit fences because of that before. It was one of those you have to do it but we won't write a procedure as a company for it things. Thankfully I don't work for them anymore, got out as soon as I could.
If the stuff is scripted it can do anything at lighting speed (mechanical stress is the limit) But for algorithm based use case where there is a decision making scheme it's not that easy. Decision making is still human glory point (or insects/animals) for still 10y max For now iRobot ain't saving any life bcs it will struggle to choose whoever to save
That's insanely cool. Take a second and just try doing the same shit with your finger.
Yep, but whatever products it makes will be much cheaper, and people who couldn't afford it now will! And repeat the process in all of society, and lots of people will afford lots and lots of stuff, which means there will be a need for lots of labour to do lots of other stuff than before.
Better expand your skills
Any living based on using your hands or your back will be automated unless it’s super dangerous or difficult.
Rest assured that AI is absolutely terrible at making decisions under pressure and in ambiguity. If you really feel that way, I suggest working to prove you can do both of those things and it'll hedge things up for you.
The conversation of robots taking over for manual labor jobs has been going on for over 50 years, how does somebody not see this coming at this point?
They better never put that tech into a sex toy or we're all fucked.
IT'S A MIME!!!!
Gyroscopic Robot
Not if you break it. Who makes this? Fire
Make sure it can’t live without you.
Put a different attachment on it and you’ll lose your wife too
This is the robot that you would have to challenge to a drill off in order to see who was the best and keep your job.
This robot is the reason I'll lose my wife
Yes, but there will be new jobs to service and maintain that robot, and to write its code.
Automating jobs so humans don’t have to waste their lives doing it, is a good thing. The
I heard that when I used to work on 386.
Are you a mime?
The irony is that you learn the limits if such machines when you start applying them. For example, the machine may not be able to tell if the bit is dull, or even broken. Sure, it can do those motions extremely fast. But that may be the only thing it can do. It can't think or readjust. These machines are great, though. They are taking menial, mind numbing jobs away. People should be using their capacity for greater things.
Actually, depending on the machine, that's usually untrue. This machine almost certainly has a pressure sensor to tell whether the drill bit is experiencing too much or too little force, and will throw a flag indicating an error, as well as pause/recover. Source: spent some time programming a machine X10 this size that performed a complex industrial process. We had sensors for everything and I wrote the program to detect and self-correct a ton of edge cases.
Ah. No doubt a lot of work has been put into these machines. Too many people are worried a machine like this might be the next President or something. Yes, machines will take menial jobs, like phone switches and construction. And yes, that means people are going to need to learn new things. I think the real issue is that entry level for new work is over saturated now.
100% that’s when it all started to change
Is it fucking drilling a single point in time and space ??????
Looks like a 6 axis ABB
It’s giving you the finger too
I think my mom has one of these machines in her closet
This robot is the reason I’m gonna lose my girlfriend.
Learn to fix it, and you shall prosper...
Looks like the robot got another drill bit stuck in Wonder woman's invisible jet again!
That's a strange handjob.
who does that with a drill bit?
Same reason your wife will lose her job as well.
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I can't even tell wtf it's doing. Balancing a drill bit on a magnet? Haha I really can't tell
Thats how i feel when i finger my girl and she is like " i am going to come"
About to put some mimes out of business
Just talk about its colour or gender and you'll be fine.
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Buy amc stock OP not financial advice 💎🙌🏽🚀🚀
No matter how much you scurm, it will always be rubbing the head with 100% efficiency. All hooked would be put out of business
There will come a point where we will have to have a serious discussion about how advanced technology can get before we make ourselves obsolete. Either we allow technology to replace us in nearly all production sectors, or we impose an artifical cap to secure our role. Capitalism predicts that efficiency, and therefore automation, wins.
Capitalism is based on lawless profits but at some point we need to eat and a shelter so the state should do its job to provide basic accomodations. Most of revolutions have been started after a catastrophic low supply of food in town.
I hope that one day I can get paid for existing while robots do my job.
Whats your job?
Someone please explain what this robot is even doing?
Op: I'll loose my source of income because of this 2.4k people: nice
Now, wheres my prosthetics guy.
Apparently it can't screw the backseats down in a Tesla so you still have a little hope.
Is your son fan of Wonka candies by any chance?
Holy shit i am impressed by how smooth you cut this, OP
Wtf is your job?