keccers
@keccers.eth
Would you pay $1500 (+ monthly subscription fee if you want more than 50 recipes) for a robot that cooks dinner? Posha is betting YES Notably you still have to do mise en place for this thing to work, but supposedly if you do all the chopping Posha will do the rest https://www.posha.com/private-chef It’s not immediately clear to me how this works which is why I NEED one of you that lives in SF to arrange a Posha dinner for reporting purposes https://lu.ma/posha-demos
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horsefacts 🚂
@horsefacts.eth
I want robots to do my chopping and dishes so that I can do the cooking, not for robots to do my cooking so that I can do the chopping and dishes. I hope we see more general purpose kitchen robotics, though. I want an arm in there, not a Juicero.
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@j4ck.eth
personally i’m ready for the atomic food maker where i put in like raw carbon and it makes me a pizza
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keccers
@keccers.eth
I suspect this was made by DoorDashers not home cooks 🫣
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ceej
@ceej
EXACTLYYYYYY
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Borg
@ruz.eth
Facts
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kia
@kia
yeah this mise en place is the shitty part not the cooking
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Purp🇵🇸
@purp
Exactly, lazy ass robot only does the fun shit
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I’m with you. Except I even like the chopping. It’s meditative and a feat of skill. Both things I want in my day. All I want is for the robot to clean up for me. And I have a dishwasher so I ain’t paying no money no how.
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