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AntiTechTechie
7y ago
> This could be the subject of a dystopia or a dark comedy where the free world has been taken over because could-be revolutionaries are placed on boring, pointless, mismanaged, tail-chasing projects so they have no time to think about t
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7y ago
> What do we do when there are no more companies to which to flee, and the effects of that which we are fleeing is harming society? Start your own company...or destroy those that are trying to destroy you
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7y ago
Sure, you don't think Google will find a way to identify these "problem" employees, transfer them to a pointless project or put them on something that will cause them to leave on their own accord? Their managers could easily
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7y ago
> ...and to decreasing relevance, dynamism and power Its funny how the author thinks we care about the elite's declining "relevance, dynamism and power"...as is I care about the end of the American empire.
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7y ago
Who are now their current residents and "citizens"
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7y ago
Good point...I'd like to see a flat income tax of 0% and then have taxes based on consumption
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7y ago
Ladder logic
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7y ago
"...some reports suggest a forest fire may have shut down one of the main high-voltage lines in the country, setting off a chain reaction that brought down the entire network." What is truly scary, for those of us living in the Un
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I'm sure as the tech evolves, people will find a way to subvert it...at least one can hope Do you ever question your line of work and what good can come from the facial recognition technology you help develop?
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7y ago
I'm not sure what group started it, but there was a political activist group that started destroying CCTV and speed cameras in the UK and U.S. respectively...their main goal was to make it too costly to continually have to replace the
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> ...vile hate rags like the Daily Mail What about from the GOV.UK website? [1] [1] https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk/crime-jus...
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> ...and of course some were simply ignorant, whipped up into a xenophobic frenzy by the tabloid press. Are you saying that those who voted to leave because of immigration issues were ignorant of what they were voting for?
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New control technologies lower microgrid costs, ease renewables integration
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Solar and Batteries Could Help CA Manage Fire-Prevention Grid Shutdowns
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I would think that they'd run it closer to 100% and do all the maintenance during a scheduled outage...at least that's how I understand they do the maintenance planning/scheduling at Palo Verde.
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7y ago
I was thinking the same thing, ag, agtech, aquaponics, hydroponics, renewable energy powered ag, etc...food and water...most important areas of research in my opinion
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Maintaining over 700 military bases across the world, endless war (handouts to Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex companies), corporate welfare, foreign aid, public art, Africa, etc...
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Can you explain what you mean by this?
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Imagine thinking that you could vote out the corruption in U.S. politics...
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7y ago
> advocating against the right for certain classes of people to exist in public spaces When did she do this?