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Technology is going too far. This is a Amazon connected Smart Sink Faucet You can say things like “Alexa, will 1 cup of water” But the time it takes to say this, wait for Alexa to respond, and then perform the confirmation task to start filling you could have... show more
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Alexa: "The Department of Natural Resources indicates your potable water usage currently exceeds recommendations. Requests must currently be rationed. Here is your one-half cup of water."
It makes perfect sense. If you want to give a corporation and, eventually, the government control over how much water you are allowed to have at any given time.
Me: Alexa please I just want a cup of water! Alexa: I'm sorry Dave. I can't do that.
If you're talking to technology, somebody somewhere is listening.
I started using touchless over a decade ago and will never look back. Smart is overkill, touchless is all you need. I cook a lot so working with raw meats, this makes it so I don't get germs on my faucet and rarely need to clean it.
I'm throwing my entire house away if I ever end up researching firmware updates for a kitchen faucet.
This is all I know.
Say you're making soup and need a gallon of water. You could place the pot under the faucet, turn around and keep chopping veggies while saying the prompt, and get an exact gallon. I think it's cool. Is it worth a grand? No. But kinda cool
Lazy idiots. THAT is what things like this are for.
That’s because you’re too primitive to understand the value of a faucet that can monitor your language and limited your usage if you say to many mean words. You obviously don’t deserve access to water if you say the N word, I mean if you’re white that is.
Also, that water is usually not filtered and tends to harbor more bacteria due to being mixed with hot water. Not to mention heavy metals from sitting in your line.
“Alexa, how bout a quick wank?” that will be the top.
"Alexa, call a repairman for my 13-month old faucet, it won't boot up"
How long until we get the Amazon Asswiper?
That's one of the most useless things I've ever seen, hugely expensive too. It's probably helpful for those with vision issues but that's about it.
Yea get that so when the power goes out you wont be able to turn on the water
If you cook enough you should be able to fill 8 ounces by the feel of it (even if you haven’t realized it yet). Same as when you get some water from the fridge spigot in the dark in a glass you commonly use. You don’t need to see it.
Another absolutely useless thing AI is being used for.
The only benefit to this is the motion sensor to turn water on/off which is good if you're cooking or have your hands dirty and don't wanna wash to touch the handle. Otherwise stupid and even requires firmware updates
Is this AI slop?
Ultimate laziness. I’m truly shocked at the number of people who have a healthy fear of the surveillance state but let this shit into their homes.
I wish I could remove Alexa from the appscreen of my Amazon fire tablet, and I would never use Alexa. I heard too much about how it can destroy your privacy.
This is just the beginning. It’ll get faster.
What kind of psychopath doesn't flush the first few seconds of water before using it?
I guess if you want an exact amount it makes sense, but like, do it yourself retard.
It makes perfect sense. You can just pour a cup of water into a bowl of flour in 3 seconds and you know it is exact.
For the truly lazy people or the ones that want to show off stupidity
Echo sucks, and it’s gotten worse. It’s one constant sales pitch now. The “by the way” deal that couldn’t be turned off was obnoxious.
lol. my google home still cant do basic shit it should be able.. "google how much time left on the kitchen timer" "I'm sorry I cant do that" Wow real smart google.
No no no The main use is to have your friends over when you just so happen to be making oatmeal, and then you say the thing and watch their faces and--- ---and yes. Everything about this is stupid.
It’s does if you have a disability
These ppl that entertain all this smart shit— gonna regret it in the end. Retards
Open the pod bay doors HAL
And it probably used 4 cups of water at the data center to process the request.
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