alt Hacker NewsI think you're missing my point. It's not that it's an Uber eats robot today.
But also diabetic hypoglycemia is a thing too, which could be the case for the person ordering. For the sake of argument.
I think you're missing my point. It's not that it's an Uber eats robot today.
But also diabetic hypoglycemia is a thing too, which could be the case for the person ordering. For the sake of argument.
I'm not missing your point. I'm pointing out that it's an appeal to extremes that doesn't stand up to scrutiny.
Why insulin? Why not have the robot deliver premature babies from a regional hospital to a central hospital, on a battery powered NICU that only has 30 minutes of battery power?
The argument is unlikely.