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not even remotely the most efficient path

They [the USPS] do a computer-generated route every Sunday, so you show up, and depending on who has ordered packages, they hand you a paper sheet of turn-by-turn directions of what the computer has generated as the most efficient route. It’s wildly inaccurate most of the time. I generally know som…

Medium Confessions of a U.S. Postal Worker: “We deliver Amazon packages until we drop dead.” missing author
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like any prudent business

Amazon declined to comment for this story, but the USPS issued the following statement: “Dedicated Postal Service employees across the country are committed to delivering for the American public and have fostered the recent package growth through exceptional performance. Growth in our package busin…

Confessions of a U.S. Postal Worker: “We deliver Amazon packages until we drop dead.” missing author
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Apple's robot factory

For instance, in 1984, along with the Macintosh computer, Apple also introduced a $20 million “Robot Factory” in Fremont, California, that the company called “the most automated factory in the Western world,” even though it was 140 human beings, “mostly women, mostly immigrants–who actually put the…

WIRED An Alternative History of Silicon Valley Disruption by Nitasha Tiku
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Apple's robot factory

For instance, in 1984, along with the Macintosh computer, Apple also introduced a $20 million “Robot Factory” in Fremont, California, that the company called “the most automated factory in the Western world,” even though it was 140 human beings, “mostly women, mostly immigrants–who actually put the…

An Alternative History of Silicon Valley Disruption by Nitasha Tiku