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This is totally accurate from my perspective. A lot of the comments in the article make it seem like there's an obvious solution to this problem. But in reality
by cabronerp 2y ago
This is totally accurate from my perspective. A lot of the comments in the article make it seem like there's an obvious solution to this problem. But in reality, manufacturing is not "solved" by any means.
My hypothesis is that this is because manufacturing is currently modeled as a list of deterministic steps in a table instead of as a stochastic set of nodes and edges.
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- quartesixte 2y ago>My hypothesis is that this is because manufacturing is currently modeled as a list of deterministic steps in a table instead of as a stochastic set of nodes and edges. YES. Someone else who understands! I will take a look, as very few people (even experienced manufacturing engineers of the highest pedigree and skill) seem to grasp this intuition.
- cabronerp 2y agoThanks! I think it's because you can't visualize it. Here's my super basic attempt at an explanation: https://gist.github.com/barbinbrad/11c651fbf412ec00506fce1535b6e8d1 https://gist.github.com/barbinbrad/11c651fbf412ec00506fce153...