Comments by "deadCXAP" (@deadcxap755) on "プロセスX" channel.

  1. After cutting, they squeezed all the juices out of these vegetables. It tastes terrible compared to home-sliced.
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  2. Not sure about sterility. When they took out the layers after steaming, they transferred them to wooden grates in iron frames, and it is clearly visible that the wood had turned black from moisture. It’s not sterile at all, it’s more like blind adherence to tradition and resistance to the technological approach. Also using fabric for baking... there are many modern materials that will be more durable and reliable.
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  3. Incredibly "technological" production. Oh well. Brush with paint for drawing a line? Half of the operations are done manually... Yes, even the tip of the tube when pumping out air (although no pumping is done there - they simply heat the flask, the air expands, and after sealing and cooling, the pressure is slightly lower than atmospheric inside) is left sticking out, which increases fragility ...
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  4. Неа, они молятся своей компании и начальству. Что-то вроде постоянного внушения работникам "гордитесь что тут работаете", "начальтсво всегда право" и всё такое.
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  5. In such conservative factories - of course not. What are we talking about if they use a CNC machine that is about 50 years old?)))) These are the Japanese, they will do the same thing for decades until they go bankrupt, because these are their vaunted “traditions”.
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  6. The wages of ordinary workers usually balance between “they don’t die of hunger” and “there are still people who come to work for us.”
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  7. In some areas, combustible gas will be cheaper than electricity, so it's likely just a matter of cost-effectiveness.
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  8. ​ @okazo81 ahahahahahaha This is a common quality. Not uniquely Japanese, but simply “normal”, the way it should be everywhere.
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  9. How do they lubricate the bushings during installation, when the lubricant in the cup has dried up, almost no trace remains, and the groove for lubricant circulation is completely dry?)) 9:30
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  10. ​ @donehand6800 никакой романтики, просто бизнес, они продают их по цене от 200 до 1000 долларов за штуку.
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  11. Не закрылись они потому, что наныли себе субсидии от правительства. Мнимый гуманизм требует, чтобы если человек не может себя обеспечивать своими знаниями, то ему надо помогать всеми миром.
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  12. What knowledge? Hundreds of glass companies can make what is shown in the video faster and more technologically advanced. This is just a handicraft “production” in a garage, at the level of a self-taught person or a hobby of one person. There are no unique technologies here.
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  13. Another misery. Manual sorting of caps? Have you gone completely crazy there? If you need to place people with disabilities and mentally ill people somewhere, there are many other jobs that cannot be automated. This is a mockery of people. Working for the sake of working is the most damaging thing you can think of. The efforts of these people are simply wasted, the money of investors (and this kind of production can never pay for itself) is also simply thrown away. Benefits for the environment? To be useful, production must dispose of more waste than it consumes energy. This is just window dressing, because there is negligible processing and huge consumption of electricity and manpower.
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  14. Good production, everything is exactly as it should be in a modern factory. But these cries of people in the comments below “this is so amazing, such high accuracy” and the like - what century are you from? The accuracy is ordinary, nothing worth admiring. Everything corresponds to the dimensions in the drawing, and therefore assembles normally. This is not some kind of unique merit, or incredible accuracy - they processed the parts with a grinding machine by hand, the dimensions will be plus or minus a few millimeters. To get non-joining parts in such a size, you have to be a complete imbecile.
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  15. ёThis is nothing more than a myth propagated by manga, anime and movies. Japanese traditional swords are very far behind in the quality of steel, since before the industrial revolution they simply could not get high-quality ore and process it on the islands.
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  16. Твёрдость грифеля зависит от количества глины в составе. Больше глины - больше твёрдость. При запекании глина превращается в керамику.
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  17. ​ @terazol2823 вот только это новодел, идеи которого лет 20 максимум. Обычный развод лохов...
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  18. Because this is a classic scam of idiots for money, because audiophiles can piss in their ears, and they will be glad that they spent a lot of money on crap.
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  19. С одной стороны, это традиции. Вот это вот растирание туши, пирамидка с обратной стороны, особой формы ножки... С другой стороны, гобан - это просто ровный кусок дерева, и платить десятки тысяч долларов, и тратить кучу времени множества специалистов для получения откровенно так себе результата (потому что от камней та же сеточка легко стирается за несколько месяцев, ибо никак не закреплена/углублена). Чтобы тот же работник, наносящий разметку, мог получать нормальную зарплату, цена на итоговый продукт завышается астрономически. А ножки? Куча людей, десятки операций и станков... Когда можно сделать ту же самую заготовку за минуты на чпу-фрезере, и потом уде шлифовать вручную? Или вощщение, нет чтобы просто блин окунать и убирать излишки, они делают это кистями вручную, как и сотни лет назад, когда у них не хватало денег на большую ёмкость воска. Но традиции, что им пусто было, вопреки здравому смыслу и логике. Как в средние века, поколениями делать одно и то же, без какого-либо применения ума.
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  20. ни в чём, оно просто как дорогой красивый гаджет
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  21. Why "unfortunately"? It’s good that people can devote themselves to unnecessary work that even monkeys can handle.
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  22. It would be nice if these craftsmen first compensated for the damage to nature caused by the destruction of a tree that had been growing for 200 years.
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  23. ​ @keramzitJo So we should provide for some kind of old people, spending the resources of humanity on this, instead of development and progress? No, as for me - let them either live out their lives as poor people, or change with the world. If a car works better than a horse-drawn cart, you throw away the cart and buy a car. It is absolutely normal that some industries should be closed and destroyed, since they are outdated, and their workers must learn new professions.
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  24. Watch a video about the production of glass for chemical laboratories to understand how handicraft and poor what is shown here is.
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  25. these are just Japanese traditions, as usual, contrary to common sense and modern requirements) They say that if you try to get a cheap seal made of wood or rubber at the bank, they may refuse to sign an agreement because it is “not reputable.”
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  26. Слой золота))) давно я так не смеялся)))))) Золото - ущербный материал. Тепло проводит хуже других металлов, прочность как у пластилина, передача тепла убогая. Более-менее хорошо оно только для проводников, так как проводит ток на уровне меди, и не окисляется на воздухе. И чтобы твоя чаша могла стоит в пределах 100 баксов, золота в ней может быть только на бумаге и в рекламном ролике. Даже на тончайшую фольгу не хватит.
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  27. Это сделано исключительно как показуха для видео, в реальной работе никто так делать не будет. Не ведитесь на маркетинговый развод.
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  28. Just because a printer has a lot of ink bottles does not mean it printed logos all at once.
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  29.  @vjdpred  Ага, у сотен тысяч всё работает, а у вас нет?
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  30. But the requirements for people working on such a conveyor are usually extremely low. Memorizing several operations and having low enough intelligence to not go crazy from monotonous work is not something good. Sooner or later they will be replaced by robots)
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  31. These are not gloves for protection. His hand is injured; this is a fixing bandage so as not to aggravate the injury.
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  32. But you are making a “survivor’s mistake” - the armor that has survived to this day is that which was not used in battle, that is, either decorations in the houses of noble people, or the armor of military leaders who sat deep in the rear, controlling battles from afar.
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  33. С точностью наоборот. Поток чернил зависит от наполненности каналов, окунать в тушь надо гораздо чаще, и нет никакого способа контролировать качество линии, так как отсутствует гнущийся кончик. Да ещё и ломается это говно от случайно чуть более сильного касания бумаги. А, ещё рвут бумагу, ведь в отличие от нормальных перьевых наконечников, тут стекло.
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  34. You just don't need much education to do the job. Usually it is enough to be able to read a little and the ability to remember a dozen operations that you perform. So this kind of work usually attracts those who are not capable of something more complex or have not yet received an education.
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  35. It does not produce glass. He buys ready-made pipes, ready-made sand, ready-made wooden parts.
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  36. Simply because they once bought many manufacturers. Quite a bit they developed themselves.
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  37. It’s better to order a cheap rubber stamp and spend the extra $1,000 on employee bonuses or purchasing additional equipment. Show-offs are not worth that kind of money.
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  38. Эти маленькие фирмы выживают только за счёт разрекламированного "ручного производства" и малых тиражей, что создаёт искусственный дефицит и позволяет поднимать цену. Аналогичное производство с большой долей автоматизации будет делать больше за то же время с теми же расходами, и цена будет меньше - и капитализация таких компаний тоже будет больше. Инвестиции или должны увеличивать производство, что приведёт к снижению цены, или инвестии будут просто подарком владельцам.
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  39. Only stupid people refuse to use power tools. It's like refusing to take a train and walking hundreds of kilometers.
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  40. Various productions themselves come to such channels to order advertising.
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  41. All the technology in the video is literally outdated, over a century old. Instead of modern laser cutting, plasma cutting is used, which leaves a wide seam. Welding is a morally outdated semi-automatic machine, instead of TIG. CNC machines with control circuits from the 80s of the last century (more or less modern only a lathe). Instead of, again, modern modular template systems, they use... a piece of metal pressed with a clamp, judging by the appearance of which it is also the same age as this production. And the enchanting lubrication of the seats during assembly, for which this employee should simply be fired, is a real masterpiece, the lubricant in his can has obviously dried up, there is almost no trace left on the seat, and it is clear that there are grooves inside for the circulation of lubricant - there is nothing at all there didn't hit.
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  42. You probably meant to say “more money cost”))))
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  43. Никакой ручной труд не требуется, просто конвеер будет дороже, чем рабочие с зарплатой "хватит не умереть с голода".
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  44. Audiophiles are sick people. When a person says that he hears something that is not registered by instruments, he is sent to a mental hospital as a schizophrenic. And in the same way, audiophiles hear the “shades of sound” they imagine, or the difference between different connection wires or housing material, but for some reason they are not forcibly treated... The process itself... I cried, looking at the glue being smeared with my finger. In normal production, this would be considered deliberate sabotage of the work process, because there are glue rollers that can do this operation two orders of magnitude faster! Also, the cable is inside the speaker - did they just pick it up and throw it away? Without fixing it at all? Well, of course, what could be better than hearing him beat against the walls inside! This only shows how much this audiophile window dressing is a scam of idiots out of money out of nowhere.
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  45. Now it’s clear why ready-made chopped vegetables are much less tasty than whole ones and chopped in my kitchen... All these washing and squeezing procedures literally remove all the tasty juice from them...
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  46. ​ @subramaniamchandrasekar1397 ​@subramaniamchandrasekar1397 rolex is a unique product, you are paying for the fact that there is a lot of gold in it and that someone will look and think "expensive watch = he has a lot of money." The purpose of a rice cooker is simply to cook rice, and not to cost the monthly salary of a simple worker. The task of a multicooker is to cook another 20-30 dishes, and it costs 10 times less...
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  47. Considering how they extract carrot juice in a centrifuge, I don't think it's as healthy as grating carrots in the kitchen in a minute.
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  48. ​ @sascha7546 I was on an excursion to a production facility where glass parts of equipment for chemical laboratories are made, and we were allowed to try to do some operations ourselves. Learning to do what is shown in the video takes half an hour if you are not an idiot.
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  49. Это просто маркетинг, чтобы идиоты тратили деньги, так как цена - 200-1000$
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  50. No wood is needed at all. It's just tradition, that's how they live in Japan - to ignore the achievements of science and do something in the same way for hundreds of years, without thinking about changing. It pains me to see them simply destroy a tree that has grown for 200 years, for what? For the sake of a cup for kneading dough, what could be much better replaced with synthetic material, which would be more durable and cheaper?!
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