CthuluTheGrand

CthuluTheGrand t1_itsop35 wrote

Reply to comment by GrumpyKid86 in Women in high-status, senior positions aren't trusted by the people they work with, according to a new study by giuliomagnifico

Well, that's the thing with personal experiences. They differ. Any time I've had a female boss they had that compensative hostility. Like they think they won't be respected so they try to role-play Thatcher thinking that they will gain respect through fear. Always backfires, no exception.

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CthuluTheGrand t1_ir698ds wrote

Reply to comment by LeverLongEnough in Attack of the pizza-making robots by Gari_305

Probably very difficult to automate because cooking is so full of variables. Ingredients, even by the same brand, can differ massively. Like flour, eggs, yeast and the like can be quite different. Then specifically when it comes to baking the room temperature can affect the outcome a lot. Assume it's very hard to make the robot assess the probable outcome during the process to sufficiently tweak it enough to make the end product come out great. If a human pizza-baker starts pulling at the dough and notice that it's not as supple as it should be then heshe will tweak their handling of it or process it further. For a robot that would be quite difficult, not impossible but difficult.

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