alt Hacker News>It is like realizing the toy that seems to be able figure out a path around obstacles, cannot actually see, but works by a clever arrangement of gears.
in this case can you come up with things that the toy can't do but a toy with eyes could have?
>It is like realizing the toy that seems to be able figure out a path around obstacles, cannot actually see, but works by a clever arrangement of gears.
in this case can you come up with things that the toy can't do but a toy with eyes could have?
Yes? When you reverse-engineer a machine, it's obviously much easier to draw up an edge case it can't handle.