If you built a real factory, you’d basically never want it to be dark. You’d want a culture of getting wrenches out to inspect the cars being built. You’d want to care about small details. Not because we need to build cars by hand. But because looking at the real product (cars, code, etc) is the best way to make the factory better. It’s the best way to know what problems aren’t being measured, what processes need to…
> If you built a real factory, you’d basically never want it to be dark This statement seems to be factually untrue as the fully automated factories in China are indeed not illuminated for most of the time In USA/Europe we just don't have that level of automation
They often have to stop the factory and investigate and troubleshoot.