gadallon

I can assure you that every word was written (or dictated) by a human. At least you read up to that point in the article. But did you read beyond that.

It was meant as a joke. I just wrote Cloud Kitchen.

Gorillas, the 10-minute delivery e-grocer, just announced that they are putting their much-anticipated expansion into the US on pause. Is this due to Blitzscaling turning into Premature Scaling?

You are raising an excellent point, which is not only the question of operations, but also how it is to be a customer among robots. We know, for example, that one of the most common accidents of self driving cars is being rear-ended.

Thanks!

I'll take this as a compliment. I wish I could use Little's Law in this case, but alas, just an ordinary analysis.

To the point: I think self checkouts can be a step in the right direction, if used them solely rather than having a choice between them and humans (you can read more in the post). I do think however that there are much better options from Amazon Go to dark stores, etc.

I am now curious if you were in fact a student in my class, in which case, at least say hello. Moved to Wharton, BTW.