Amazon Isn’t Trying to Kill Cashier Jobs, It’s After Something Bigger
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Tag Archives: Automation
Insanely Hot Oven Makes Pizza in 45 Seconds: Avidan Ross on Food Hacking
In the future, nobody will have to cook for themselves: the robots will take care of it all for us. And fast! At least if folks like [Avidan Ross] have their way. He gave a talk on his 45-second pizza robot, and other DIY food automations, at the 2016 Hackaday SuperConference, and you’re invited to pretend that you were there by watching this video.
Why would you want to build machines to build food? It’s a serious challenge, and there’s always going to be room to improve and new frontiers to cross. There’s immediate feedback: [Avidan] gets to taste and …read more
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Insanely Hot Oven Makes Pizza in 45 Seconds: Avidan Ross on Food Hacking
In the future, nobody will have to cook for themselves: the robots will take care of it all for us. And fast! At least if folks like [Avidan Ross] have their way. He gave a talk on his 45-second pizza robot, and other DIY food automations, at the 2016 Hackaday SuperConference, and you’re invited to pretend that you were there by watching this video.
Why would you want to build machines to build food? It’s a serious challenge, and there’s always going to be room to improve and new frontiers to cross. There’s immediate feedback: [Avidan] gets to taste and …read more
Continue reading Insanely Hot Oven Makes Pizza in 45 Seconds: Avidan Ross on Food Hacking
When No One Has a ‘Job,’ Who Will Pay Workers a Minimum Wage?
Uber drivers joined a series of protests demanding a $15 minimum wage. What happens to the minimum wage in the gig economy? Continue reading When No One Has a ‘Job,’ Who Will Pay Workers a Minimum Wage?
Why an ‘Assembled in America’ iPhone Won’t Bring Back Skilled Manufacturing Jobs
It’s going to take a lot more than a trade war with China to stop forces like automation from transforming manufacturing. Continue reading Why an ‘Assembled in America’ iPhone Won’t Bring Back Skilled Manufacturing Jobs
Key causes of network outages and vulnerabilities
A new global study, conducted by Dimensional Research, surveyed 315 network professionals about their experiences with network outages, vulnerabilities and compliance. How frequently does human error lead to network outages? Among the report’s findings, there is almost universal agreement that human factors lead to network outages, and in many cases these outages are quite frequent. Participants report numerous outages occur every year associated with changes to the network and identify growing complexity of the network … More → Continue reading Key causes of network outages and vulnerabilities
Backslash Powered Scanning: Hunting Unknown Vulnerability Classes
Abstract
Existing web scanners search for server-side injection vulnerabilities by throwing a canned list of technology-specific payloads at a target and looking for signatures – almost like an anti-virus. In this document, I’ll share the conception a… Continue reading Backslash Powered Scanning: Hunting Unknown Vulnerability Classes
Backslash Powered Scanning: Hunting Unknown Vulnerability Classes
Abstract
Existing web scanners search for server-side injection vulnerabilities by throwing a canned list of technology-specific payloads at a target and looking for signatures – almost like an anti-virus. In this document, I’ll share the conception a… Continue reading Backslash Powered Scanning: Hunting Unknown Vulnerability Classes
Henry Ford was Right – Automation is the Key
Automobile manufacturers initially sold cars to wealthy families. The automobiles were expensive and uncommon because the production of the vehicles was labor-intensive and took a long time to produce. Henry Ford changed the way cars were built by moving from individual teams that required the time and expertise to build a car from start to […]
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Henry Ford was Right – Automation is the Key
Automobile manufacturers initially sold cars to wealthy families. The automobiles were expensive and uncommon because the production of the vehicles was labor-intensive and took a long time to produce. Henry Ford changed the way cars were built by moving from individual teams that required the time and expertise to build a car from start to […]
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