this15testing

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by this15testing 1y ago
still no hyperloop after all this time? what a surprise! these people risk their lives to build a tunnel for cars, maybe someone should have told all knowing all powerful elon that tunnels for cars have existed for over 100 years: https:&#
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by this15testing 1y ago
it's all this guy: https://heng.lu/ who is very outspoken against IPv6 adoption because he wants to capitalize on his v4 holdings. THE END. I don't know if I've heard a sentence from him that isn't a thr
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by this15testing 1y ago
most ycombinator folks can't seem to distinguish things outside the software realm. Maybe if all these super ultra mega smart engineers and developers could focus on utilizing existing hardware more efficient we wouldn't need to c
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by this15testing 2y ago
also, it has been known for quite some time how damaging the near total reliance on cars and the associated infrastructure at that scale is. If you do absolutely nothing about climate change when you have the most resources to do so, then
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by this15testing 2y ago
I feel like being forced to spend 40+ hours at any/every job has to create more work to justify that amount of time (an "agreement" that people died for when they were working in factories, not that its based on anything real
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by this15testing 3y ago
not everyone wants to work every waking moment of their life, and that's ok.
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by this15testing 3y ago
the extreme excess and total neglect of the end of the lifecycle / negative externalities that every god damn company on earth likes to push onto people and the environment is the problem. Nobody said plastics aren't useful, why i
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by this15testing 4y ago
nice
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by this15testing 4y ago
haha
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by this15testing 4y ago
related to slide 4... how much does netflix donate to the FreeBSD foundation relative to their profits?
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by this15testing 4y ago
it's interesting seeing our intentional or subconscious goal of "dominating" nature disconnect us further from the planetary systems that we are a part of. The economy and money was invented by us. Putting the economy'
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by this15testing 4y ago
what a surprise, cars continue to sacrifice everything for individual convenience
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by this15testing 4y ago
I remember his religion and morality coming up in more than one occasion in his videos, only to then learn that he worked for a weapons manufacturer. It was really jarring and made so much come off as disingenuous that I just can't wat
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by this15testing 5y ago
the drop in emissions we need to not pass 1.5C of warming is not within the time frame of construction/operation of full nuclear power (for the entire world, not just the US). Electric cars exist to (temporarily?) save the auto industr
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by this15testing 5y ago
Prop 13 needs to be repealed
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by this15testing 5y ago
I don't think any American city or police department knows what vision zero is. They frequently include the words "vision zero" in their plans or posts, but then car crash deaths continue as normal or even increase. Using Los
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by this15testing 5y ago
though the amount of single use plastics encasing so much of the food (like at AH) seems to be a problem as well...
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by this15testing 6y ago
Same, first day was black friday. Changed any views I had of buying things in general
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by this15testing 6y ago
ah gotcha, thanks!
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by this15testing 6y ago
I feel like these should also include production/manufacturing emissions per vehicle. The rare-earth metals and lithium for batteries (for example) don't just appear out of thin air. Private cars have a many many externalities, no
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by this15testing 6y ago
Germany is smaller than Montana. The sheer size of the US means that people live in wildly different environments and climates, and operate very different local governments/civic infrastructure state by state. Like the parent says, if