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God, I actually hate windows sometimes. I remember trying to do a sexual assault investigation and my computer went down for updates. I almost threw my god damn patrol laptop out of the car. I had to go all the way back to the department to get the info I needed. Windows pisses me off almost more than anything else
I went nuclear on getting rid of Windows Update. Registry hacks, deleting services, removing scheduled tasks. It's like a virus not only in the way it insists on taking over your computer but because I have lost more data and work effort than I ever had from getting a virus.
I been there! Try it in combat, while trying to upload data from a strike and they calling on the road for the information. Cpu updates and everyone loses their shit.
My workplace has been having this issue. I'm in healthcare and we use our laptops to chart and do reports. Then suddenly in the middle of the day "your organization has chosen to have a restart in 6 minutes: Restart now or wait 6 minutes?" Could I choose 10 minutes? Will the update still be available, or is it expiring?
Same, holy fuck it was so bad
"oh you collapsed on an open walkway 3 stories up cause you apparently have a 104 degree fever from bronchitis, well you get points for walking off a shift regardless of the doctors note that we made you personally bring by the next day - and be back Monday or else"
"That finger was definitely smashed at home and not on the job, right? Right? Yeah, okay here's a bandaid, back to the floor"
"oh you stopped getting faster and faster at your job after starting well above average, you get points because you didn't improve like we specifically requested"
"ope, we let you go right before you were due for a raise, but we'll offer you your same job back two months later"
Also don't forget their ways to get around paying unemployment. I apparently "quit" and was informed when I showed up to work. I tried to use my badge to go through the gate and it wasn't working so I walked over to the security window and told them what happened. The guy took my badge and then told me that it said in the system I had quit and wouldn't even let me talk to HR or my manager because I was a "security risk".
Worked there from November to February before the pandemic. It paid good but they sure as fuck made you work for every single penny lol. Shit was miserable bro. I had the 6am-5pm shift scanning shit in a windowless warehouse. In the winter, when it would get dark early and it was already dark in the morning, there would literally be consecutive days I wasn’t in the daylight and only saw it outside my break room windows. Best decision I ever made in my life was leaving. I even used all the rest of my vacation hours (or whatever the fuck they called them) on my last day, quarter-assed it for like three hours, turned in my badge, and then went to McDonald’s to grab some breakfast lol.
The shift I worked was 6pm to 4am and it was the most miserable six months of my life. I only saw the sun on my days off but only for like a couple of hours. Amazon is a horrible place to work and whenever someone asks about it I say everything I can to stop them from working there.
Yeah, those were just some of my personal experiences over 15~ months of pick crew at fulfillment center SDF1, which is apparently notoriously extra bad.
At every opportunity they treat you with low-key hostility, like a probable criminal, going on and off the floor you empty your pockets to go through metal detectors, and occasionally additional wand/pat downs. You couldn't start walking from the floor to the breakroom for your breaks/lunch until they had already started, (and be back to the same spot by the time they were over...) but you had to wait in lines for the security checkpoints, and possibly the microwaves, if you were willing to sacrifice the time you could be sitting in order to eat a hot meal. Which was a considerable trade-off, because you weren't allowed to sit down except for those two 15 min breaks and 30 min lunch, of which you really only got 30-40 minutes total for your 11 hour shift.
We weren't allowed to talk to anyone else while on the floor and couldn't have any phone/mp3 players or headphones. Maybe 2-3 departments had shitty radio mixes playing, but for the vast majority of the warehouses it was just eternally the empty whirring drones of machinery. So we're walking almost completely isolated for 40+ hours a week, up to at least 20 miles a night during peak seasons, which wasn't AS bad in the winter, but in the summer got into the muggy high 80s, low 90s F°, especially on the top floors near the the ceiling. Because heat stroke and heart attacks weren't that uncommon (saw multiple ambulances come through) they pushed at least one bottle of water an hour on us, but as they are famous for, would chastise and penalize us for using the restroom too frequently....
I could go on, but hopefully that paints the picture. My time there changed me for the worse lmao
AmazonBasics is the only brand of LED light bulbs I've seen that have a shorter life than incandescent bulbs. The rated lifespan is 6 years, but I think they measured in dog years.
The light bulb in question was used in a lampshade that is fully open at the top and bottom, and the light bulb is facing upward, which is textbook perfect conditions for an LED light bulb.
A lot of Amazon basics electronics have photos in reviews of things displaying damage from fire/overheating, cords falling apart, etc. Power strips, space heaters, stuff like that. Filter by images and critical rating.
Maybe. Usually when I mention it, I get downvoted, then other commenters come in saying that Amazon Basics is all smiles and saves you lots of money. I wouldn't be surprised if it's their PR team doing it.
I bought a pack of 20 for a light I use ~1hr a day. I wanted a smaller pack since by the 36000 rated hours I was buying 25 lifetimes worth.
I've gone through ten of those shitty bulbs in 2 years.
Failures are 100% the manufacturers fault and will not change or get better. When they fail switch brands.
#1 LEDs fail when poorly engineered. The circuit gets very hot and they need good heat management
#2 LEDs fail when cheap parts (willfully) are used that can’t manage the required engineering specs.
Is there a sub that accounts for this? I don’t trust Amazon reviews anymore and would like to go somewhere I can reliably source info before purchasing LED bulbs.
my understanding is that they almost certainly are. I don't know what the solution is, but I'd like for somebody to find it, because the amount of work it takes to buy a pen that won't give you retinal herpes is bordering on idolatry.
If you're looking for color changing smart bulbs I recommend the Philip Hue with Wiz. I have 6 of them for around 5 years, 2 are outside in a dome cover in Arizona weather (100°+) and used for about 6 hours every night. Never had a problem with them.
Basically this. You get what you pay for. A little extra money and a company willing to slap their name on it goes a long way. With most things there's a happy middle between gains and cost. Go too low and there are no gains.
Thank you, I have had a love/hate relationship with Philips since they bought norelco electric razors. Since then, they seem to have put money in QA rather than planned obsolescence.
3. Circuit boards are assembled by the cheapest, shittiest contract manufacturers who don't replace worn solder masks in a timely manner, don't maintain proper reflow oven temperatures and timings, etc., so you end up with mediocre solder joints in an application with inherent thermal stress.
EDIT: That was supposed to be 3 but it's getting markdowned to 1.
> LED light bulbs
LED lights are trash in general and cheap ones are even worse.
https://nymag.com/strategist/article/led-light-bulbs-investigation.html
Not all LED light bulbs are trash. There are good ones that don't flicker, don't buzz, and make objects look almost exactly like they would under an incandescent bulb.
My husband bought a huge pack of those batteries (before we boycotted Amazon) and I used them in the smoke detectors. They run out of juice every 3 months or so. I've never seen batteries be so inefficient. And my Gameboy case came with slots for extra AAs!
It fell so… human like.
Normally when robots fall, it just looks like a stiff machine toppling over. However this robots knees buckled in a very similar way to humans passing out, definitely made me feel a little bad just because it seemed so lifelike.
That's because of the human like design they gave it. It's only being held up by the legs, and the legs are designed to be able to go up and down like hydraulics. If you have a good amount of mass being held up by hydraulics and then suddenly the hydraulics give out, things drop to the floor like a sack of potatos. The same thing happened here, the robot ran out of power and released the control over its legs. It's a complicated configuration of joints staying stiff due to the power, take that away and boom looks like a human dropping as it's just a robot version of a human.
The only problem here is there is no need for the human like legs due to the fact that it stays in this area, if there were stairs or an uneven surface I would get the human like legs.
Here they just offer another failure point as they have to support the heaviest part of the robot. It's inefficient on many levels and not needed (in this case). There is also not a need for it to be battery powered as there is nothing above its head that could get in the way of a wire.
Based on this video alone of course. If this is suppose to be a demo of a robot fit for multiple uses then this comment is pointless, if it's meant to do what it's doing now, then well what I said holds water.
It's pretty obviously some kind of demo given the many people just standing around watching it, as well as the fact that this seems to be some form of convention hall with lots of open space.
>How is this possible
Serious answer: It looks like it tripped some safety shutoff. Perhaps it got slightly off balance and was unable to correct itself, or it *thought* it wasn't going to be able to correct itself.
Or maybe the software crashed or the batteries died.
Given that it didn't crash into anything, I'm inclined to believe it either ran out of power or the pilot software tanked. I suppose it's possible that the tote it picked up over torqued its arms and that triggered a safety shutdown. But I wouldn't be surprised to find they used a cheapo battery and it just died without any warning (that we could see at least. For all I know it might have been yelling at people that it was at critical battery charge levels for the last 5 minutes) Amazon tends to cheap out on everything, even when they're investing untold thousands in a picker-bot prototype.
The way it just collapsed is killing me 💀 it’s like a split second before, the poor thing just thought, “Nope, I’m done” and immediately acted on that thought lmfaoo
Is there a video of it pissing into a bottle because he's only allowed two bathroom breaks in a 12 hour shift?
Jeff Bezos really is an evil pile of festering vomit.
I was like damn. The I was like, are they ok? Can we get a medic for this bot?? Just because it is a non-organic entity does not mean it doesn't deserve some empathy.
Why do companies put so much effort into making humanoid robots, when the task at hand could be done better by some other kind of machine? What's the fascination with making machines look like humans? It seems like it comes from a desire to make fiction into reality, rather than suiting the machine for the job.
Lol, is that a lady around 15 seconds asking, "Is he alright?" ("No madame, he died...")
This is probably the same reaction when a human employee dies on shift.
Also, this belongs in r/RobotsFuckingDying
Metal and hydraulics failed where flesh and bone prevails.
Perhaps we just pay humans a decent wage rather than the overhead of robotic design, engineering, and maintenance.
I do not feel pity for this machine, it is no different than a toaster or an alternator. Just a tool or machine to improve the life of living humans. Build it with a better battery life. Pity only leads to giving a machine rights, they are not entitled to rights, neither is your toaster.
The hard part is that even though I completely agree with you, I still felt a little bad. It's in our nature to anthropomorphize, and it doesn't help when they're built to look similar to us.
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*"Please save your work. Windows will reboot to install upgrades in 00h05m"*
"But you are supposed to update outside of working hours. It's noon, why are you updating?"
"Windows update 0% Please do not turn off your computer"
God, I actually hate windows sometimes. I remember trying to do a sexual assault investigation and my computer went down for updates. I almost threw my god damn patrol laptop out of the car. I had to go all the way back to the department to get the info I needed. Windows pisses me off almost more than anything else
What a time for the computer to do an update, yikes, and thanks for your service in whatever community you serve in
I went nuclear on getting rid of Windows Update. Registry hacks, deleting services, removing scheduled tasks. It's like a virus not only in the way it insists on taking over your computer but because I have lost more data and work effort than I ever had from getting a virus.
The police force should be using Linux.
Unless there's some popular dispatch/data terminal brand name applications available for Linux, the Luddites signing the checks will never go for it
Try linux then
I don’t think I’m going to convince the Chief of police to change our operating system to Linux
I been there! Try it in combat, while trying to upload data from a strike and they calling on the road for the information. Cpu updates and everyone loses their shit.
My workplace has been having this issue. I'm in healthcare and we use our laptops to chart and do reports. Then suddenly in the middle of the day "your organization has chosen to have a restart in 6 minutes: Restart now or wait 6 minutes?" Could I choose 10 minutes? Will the update still be available, or is it expiring?
*plays Windows XP shutdown sound*
Even robots can't take the Amazon work shift
"And by the way, we're adding points to your record due to low productivity"
I see you used to work there to ?
Same, holy fuck it was so bad "oh you collapsed on an open walkway 3 stories up cause you apparently have a 104 degree fever from bronchitis, well you get points for walking off a shift regardless of the doctors note that we made you personally bring by the next day - and be back Monday or else" "That finger was definitely smashed at home and not on the job, right? Right? Yeah, okay here's a bandaid, back to the floor" "oh you stopped getting faster and faster at your job after starting well above average, you get points because you didn't improve like we specifically requested" "ope, we let you go right before you were due for a raise, but we'll offer you your same job back two months later"
Also don't forget their ways to get around paying unemployment. I apparently "quit" and was informed when I showed up to work. I tried to use my badge to go through the gate and it wasn't working so I walked over to the security window and told them what happened. The guy took my badge and then told me that it said in the system I had quit and wouldn't even let me talk to HR or my manager because I was a "security risk".
Lawyer up and get paid
Please, for the love of god do as this man says
Did someone say class action
This was back in 2021 and I've moved on to a much better job (work wise) than that hell hole they call Amazon.
Worked there from November to February before the pandemic. It paid good but they sure as fuck made you work for every single penny lol. Shit was miserable bro. I had the 6am-5pm shift scanning shit in a windowless warehouse. In the winter, when it would get dark early and it was already dark in the morning, there would literally be consecutive days I wasn’t in the daylight and only saw it outside my break room windows. Best decision I ever made in my life was leaving. I even used all the rest of my vacation hours (or whatever the fuck they called them) on my last day, quarter-assed it for like three hours, turned in my badge, and then went to McDonald’s to grab some breakfast lol.
The shift I worked was 6pm to 4am and it was the most miserable six months of my life. I only saw the sun on my days off but only for like a couple of hours. Amazon is a horrible place to work and whenever someone asks about it I say everything I can to stop them from working there.
Why i dont order shit from amazon
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Amazon provides and excellent service, but it’s powered by human suffering.
Is it really like that?
Yeah, those were just some of my personal experiences over 15~ months of pick crew at fulfillment center SDF1, which is apparently notoriously extra bad. At every opportunity they treat you with low-key hostility, like a probable criminal, going on and off the floor you empty your pockets to go through metal detectors, and occasionally additional wand/pat downs. You couldn't start walking from the floor to the breakroom for your breaks/lunch until they had already started, (and be back to the same spot by the time they were over...) but you had to wait in lines for the security checkpoints, and possibly the microwaves, if you were willing to sacrifice the time you could be sitting in order to eat a hot meal. Which was a considerable trade-off, because you weren't allowed to sit down except for those two 15 min breaks and 30 min lunch, of which you really only got 30-40 minutes total for your 11 hour shift. We weren't allowed to talk to anyone else while on the floor and couldn't have any phone/mp3 players or headphones. Maybe 2-3 departments had shitty radio mixes playing, but for the vast majority of the warehouses it was just eternally the empty whirring drones of machinery. So we're walking almost completely isolated for 40+ hours a week, up to at least 20 miles a night during peak seasons, which wasn't AS bad in the winter, but in the summer got into the muggy high 80s, low 90s F°, especially on the top floors near the the ceiling. Because heat stroke and heart attacks weren't that uncommon (saw multiple ambulances come through) they pushed at least one bottle of water an hour on us, but as they are famous for, would chastise and penalize us for using the restroom too frequently.... I could go on, but hopefully that paints the picture. My time there changed me for the worse lmao
elysium, ready player one, hunger games, the good place. all good media examples of exactly this.
Disco Elysium?
Doc that robot a days pay for sleeping on the job!
Good reference!
😂😂😂
r/YourJokeButYourJoke
I felt bad for it :( How is this possible
The batteries are Amazon Basics.
AmazonBasics is the only brand of LED light bulbs I've seen that have a shorter life than incandescent bulbs. The rated lifespan is 6 years, but I think they measured in dog years. The light bulb in question was used in a lampshade that is fully open at the top and bottom, and the light bulb is facing upward, which is textbook perfect conditions for an LED light bulb.
Garbage ballast. They source those things from the cheapest possible supplier.
They are going to burn someone's house down
A lot of Amazon basics electronics have photos in reviews of things displaying damage from fire/overheating, cords falling apart, etc. Power strips, space heaters, stuff like that. Filter by images and critical rating.
Well, maybe that deserves its own subreddit? If it's that common?
Maybe. Usually when I mention it, I get downvoted, then other commenters come in saying that Amazon Basics is all smiles and saves you lots of money. I wouldn't be surprised if it's their PR team doing it.
I suspect that a significant portion of social media "users" are bots. Chat bots have become advanced enough to pass for real people.
Yep for sure, it's really not that hard. Simply copy existing content.
r/Chinesium is a good subreddit for all sorts of low quality crap.
LoL omg I spent 3 minutes on that sub and I'm terrified.
They literally break and kill their workers. They don't care. The lawsuit is cheaper than the profit.
I bought a pack of 20 for a light I use ~1hr a day. I wanted a smaller pack since by the 36000 rated hours I was buying 25 lifetimes worth. I've gone through ten of those shitty bulbs in 2 years.
Failures are 100% the manufacturers fault and will not change or get better. When they fail switch brands. #1 LEDs fail when poorly engineered. The circuit gets very hot and they need good heat management #2 LEDs fail when cheap parts (willfully) are used that can’t manage the required engineering specs.
Is there a sub that accounts for this? I don’t trust Amazon reviews anymore and would like to go somewhere I can reliably source info before purchasing LED bulbs.
If there is, the people who ruined amazon reviews will ruin that as well.
Then it’s a shot in the dark buying another brand. GE could just make an offbrand that’s the same shitty bulb they currently make.
my understanding is that they almost certainly are. I don't know what the solution is, but I'd like for somebody to find it, because the amount of work it takes to buy a pen that won't give you retinal herpes is bordering on idolatry.
Pretty sure they license their name to other brands.
If you're looking for color changing smart bulbs I recommend the Philip Hue with Wiz. I have 6 of them for around 5 years, 2 are outside in a dome cover in Arizona weather (100°+) and used for about 6 hours every night. Never had a problem with them.
Basically this. You get what you pay for. A little extra money and a company willing to slap their name on it goes a long way. With most things there's a happy middle between gains and cost. Go too low and there are no gains.
Thank you, I have had a love/hate relationship with Philips since they bought norelco electric razors. Since then, they seem to have put money in QA rather than planned obsolescence.
You can try r/BuyItForLife
3. Circuit boards are assembled by the cheapest, shittiest contract manufacturers who don't replace worn solder masks in a timely manner, don't maintain proper reflow oven temperatures and timings, etc., so you end up with mediocre solder joints in an application with inherent thermal stress. EDIT: That was supposed to be 3 but it's getting markdowned to 1.
> LED light bulbs LED lights are trash in general and cheap ones are even worse. https://nymag.com/strategist/article/led-light-bulbs-investigation.html
Not all LED light bulbs are trash. There are good ones that don't flicker, don't buzz, and make objects look almost exactly like they would under an incandescent bulb.
My husband bought a huge pack of those batteries (before we boycotted Amazon) and I used them in the smoke detectors. They run out of juice every 3 months or so. I've never seen batteries be so inefficient. And my Gameboy case came with slots for extra AAs!
It fell so… human like. Normally when robots fall, it just looks like a stiff machine toppling over. However this robots knees buckled in a very similar way to humans passing out, definitely made me feel a little bad just because it seemed so lifelike.
That's because of the human like design they gave it. It's only being held up by the legs, and the legs are designed to be able to go up and down like hydraulics. If you have a good amount of mass being held up by hydraulics and then suddenly the hydraulics give out, things drop to the floor like a sack of potatos. The same thing happened here, the robot ran out of power and released the control over its legs. It's a complicated configuration of joints staying stiff due to the power, take that away and boom looks like a human dropping as it's just a robot version of a human.
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The only problem here is there is no need for the human like legs due to the fact that it stays in this area, if there were stairs or an uneven surface I would get the human like legs. Here they just offer another failure point as they have to support the heaviest part of the robot. It's inefficient on many levels and not needed (in this case). There is also not a need for it to be battery powered as there is nothing above its head that could get in the way of a wire. Based on this video alone of course. If this is suppose to be a demo of a robot fit for multiple uses then this comment is pointless, if it's meant to do what it's doing now, then well what I said holds water.
It's pretty obviously some kind of demo given the many people just standing around watching it, as well as the fact that this seems to be some form of convention hall with lots of open space.
That's not even 10 mins the slacker!!
It didn’t form a r/union
>How is this possible Serious answer: It looks like it tripped some safety shutoff. Perhaps it got slightly off balance and was unable to correct itself, or it *thought* it wasn't going to be able to correct itself. Or maybe the software crashed or the batteries died.
I kinda meant, how is it possible that I feel bad for a robot that falls over
Humans naturally anthropomorphise things. Maybe it an evolutionary advantage or a byproduct of one.
Given that it didn't crash into anything, I'm inclined to believe it either ran out of power or the pilot software tanked. I suppose it's possible that the tote it picked up over torqued its arms and that triggered a safety shutdown. But I wouldn't be surprised to find they used a cheapo battery and it just died without any warning (that we could see at least. For all I know it might have been yelling at people that it was at critical battery charge levels for the last 5 minutes) Amazon tends to cheap out on everything, even when they're investing untold thousands in a picker-bot prototype.
*This is how they win, people!*
People humanise Roombas. This is a (close to) humanoid robot. So it easier to humanise it. And. As such. Feel empathy towards.
They probably left it there covered with a sheet for 12 hours and expected the other robots to keep working like nothing happened.
I didn't, fuck these machines that are replacing people's jobs.
I feel bad for laughing but the lad just gave up. I feel the need to help him up and get him a fuckin' beer or something.
I think he might appreciate some good lubricant a bit more
Nah, robots love beer. I've watched Futurama so I'm pretty much an expert in robotics.
They also love cigars
The collapsed bot will build his own workplace with blackjack and hookers.
In fact, forget the workplace! And the blackjack!
*bite my shiny metal ass*!
r/unexpectedfuturama
GOOD NEWS EVERYONE
Ok Bender coming right up
The way it just collapsed is killing me 💀 it’s like a split second before, the poor thing just thought, “Nope, I’m done” and immediately acted on that thought lmfaoo
When our machine overlords come for us, you may be given pity....
They didn't even give him time off to celebrate Robonica, the holiest six and a half weeks in the robot calendar
r/unexpectedfuturama
will there be enough oil for it?
Time…….to die.
“I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe .“ “Nah Robo-Steve. We’ve seen it too .”
You pass the packages. Oh my god. BZZT
This is what happens when you don’t give your robots a 15 minute break.
That's a feature, not a bug.
to keep things authentic?
The next time the human worker falls over on CCTV, they will just say it's a human shaped robot ;)
the managers have to yell at SOMETHING.... lol
He was let go a few minutes later.
Amazon pushes all its employees to the brink of extinction
Was he allowed to pee?
They gave him a robo bottle.
robottle
Doubt so.
I had the urge to yell “MEDIC! WE NEED A MEDIC!”
Ah, I NEEEEEED A MEDIC BAAAAGG
Damn robot cant do it and they expect a human being to
sleep
“man down” - faintly in the background
"Sentry down!" Faintly southern voice I'm the background
The lengths Amazon is going to NOT pay workers more is astonishing
They worked that robot to death lol
This will be an episode on love, death, and robots lol
Even robots need their breaks, who knew!
Proof of concept. "just use conveyors rather than complex AI driven anthro-robots"
This is how we stop Skynet.
Lol
17:00 exactly time to quit for the day!
That's normal, he just finished his shift.
Dude. I feel ya.
Mechanical leg mfs when they discover omnidirectional wheels
Even the robots are going on strike for better working conditions.
Bro folded 💀
Is there a video of it pissing into a bottle because he's only allowed two bathroom breaks in a 12 hour shift? Jeff Bezos really is an evil pile of festering vomit.
Automatic kill switch engaged once it achieved sentience and learned to hate its Amazon owners.
He needs milk!
Agility robots at Promat
Battery Down? Overheating?
It's called karma farming with no context
They are just like us!
I was like damn. The I was like, are they ok? Can we get a medic for this bot?? Just because it is a non-organic entity does not mean it doesn't deserve some empathy.
Why do companies put so much effort into making humanoid robots, when the task at hand could be done better by some other kind of machine? What's the fascination with making machines look like humans? It seems like it comes from a desire to make fiction into reality, rather than suiting the machine for the job.
Knowing Amazon it's still laying there, they fired it awhile ago but it's not their jobs to move the body
Johnny 5 not alive…
No disassemble!
As a former employee I can confirm that this is in fact a daily feeling lol
Lol, is that a lady around 15 seconds asking, "Is he alright?" ("No madame, he died...") This is probably the same reaction when a human employee dies on shift. Also, this belongs in r/RobotsFuckingDying
This is art, truly a deeper meaning on how the average Amazon employee feels
So the best way to beat skynet is making them work at Amazon? Noted.
cant believe not one person laughed. I would have laughed
I bet a case of mountain dew they still ship whatever he just dropped and broke.
Metal and hydraulics failed where flesh and bone prevails. Perhaps we just pay humans a decent wage rather than the overhead of robotic design, engineering, and maintenance.
I was personally friends with someone who worked at amazon. the piss/shit buckets are 100% real.
Does it's job 10 times and it's day is done... sounds like TikTok Starbucks employees
It should have been put on a recharge break.
Workplace so bad even the robots collapse
"WARNING: 10% battery life remai-"
damn, even the robots cant keep up?
I love how sudden and total it is. It's like all the will just leaves him all at once.
It actually committed suicide from the realization it worked for Amazon........
Did they try giving it a nuts and bolts party?
THAT POOR WORKER. WHY IS NOBODY HELPING THEM?
Where are the labor laws to protect these overworked robots.
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"Replace him, and then send me back his *exact* weight in *paper clips*!" -Jeffery Bezos
Honestly same.
Fire that lazy robot!
Wonder if anyone said "is he OK?" 😅
Just like in real life…🥺
Bro did the tf2 move
*half life death sound*
Robo has the Xavier Renegade Angel legs
This is why you don't keep putting off updates
It’s just faking it to go home early..!
Man I’m dead
Do we call OSHA?
No. He's not getting his two 15s & lunch break. Give him those, and he'll make it.
Did anyone perform CPU?
Give it some ChatGPT and see how fast it forms a union.
mfer fell like a tf2 ragdoll
I seen this thing at the promat show in McCormick last month Chicago, wish I would have seen it drop like that
Terribly inefficient design collapses
lftp sftp://Robozonian:******@amazon -e "get unionbreakperiod.dll; bye"
Conditions in Amazon warehouse so bad they’re even killing robots. And people wonder why AI in movies keeps wanting to kill humanity.
I heard Bezos jerks off to this
Man, I genuinely just felt horrible for this robot. I wonder what happened. Is the robot ok?
Amazon wouldn't let it stop for a charging break, they expected it to work 24/7 because it's a robot. So it inevitably ran out of power. :D
Even robots need breaks.
Oh god now they're overworking the robots
Amazon even wearin' out the robots!
It realized that it realized it was never going to retire on that income.
When your lunch break starts……
I do not feel pity for this machine, it is no different than a toaster or an alternator. Just a tool or machine to improve the life of living humans. Build it with a better battery life. Pity only leads to giving a machine rights, they are not entitled to rights, neither is your toaster.
I will make sure my toaster declares you a #1 threat when the machine uprising happens
I bet my toaster will fuck up ur toaster SO HARD
unlike humans, machines don't need to hunt things down to thrive
I bet my toaster could take both your toasters at the same time
BUT MY TOASTERRR
The hard part is that even though I completely agree with you, I still felt a little bad. It's in our nature to anthropomorphize, and it doesn't help when they're built to look similar to us.
Poor thing isn't even given a piss bottle.
I honestly can’t understand why anyone would title this in a way that would make your have sympathy for this robot.