HackerTube 中文?

How to design an actually good toaster with lessons from the 1940's

Technology ConnectionsYouTube ↗

Further reading 1

The machine says it passed. Who can check? →Follow a ballot into a voting machine, then follow a read request across a motherboard. At each step ask what was examined, who delivered the answer and whether someone else can inspect the same evidence.This video helps answer · Should a toaster sense itself or the bread?

Caption notes

An early toaster aims its thermostat at the bread surface. A warm toaster and a cold slice alter the time needed for the same result. Sensing the bread can compensate for conditions a fixed timer cannot observe.

Archived captions (transcription method unspecified) ↗
Original passages · 2
Having the thermostat react to the surface temperature of the bread
How to design an actually good toaster with lessons from the 1940's · ▶ 2:11–2:15
It not only compensates for a hot toaster, but for cold bread.
How to design an actually good toaster with lessons from the 1940's · ▶ 6:24–6:28

Hacker News comments

View original on HN ↗