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by 54351623 6y ago
How to set up your own Mastodon instance. https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/social-network-set-mastodon-in... Or of course there is always 4chan if you are so concerned about censorship.
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by 54351623 6y ago
Not an expert but here is an article on turning lead into gold. Spoiler it's radioactive. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fact-or-fiction-l...
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by 54351623 6y ago
Probably Planetary Resources, this has been talked about for years. Several companies were looking at doing it but the time lines are always like 30 years out or something. Here's and article from 2015 talking about it https:/&#x
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by 54351623 6y ago
The person who wrote this should probably talk to a therapist about his obsession with hunting people down online instead of blaming a social network site.
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by 54351623 6y ago
Cultural identity? Sounds pretty Orwellian to me, rather like group think.
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by 54351623 6y ago
That's the point it wouldn't. It's not a question of free speech but rather the assurance that periodical's leadership can be protected from their workers or general criticism about poor direction that their periodicals
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by 54351623 6y ago
You're exactly right and I think it's important to consider that the LA Times' position as a sort of authority figure when it comes to speech (being a major news source/ media entity) may be an underlying interest in how
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by 54351623 6y ago
Check this out https://scitechdaily.com/solar-power-satellite-hardware-that... A few years ago I read about a Japanese firm that wanted to cover massive areas on the moon with solar panels and use a similar beaming techniqu
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by 54351623 6y ago
I don't know, I think you'll wind up with a bunch of journalists charging independently to produce media, such as the author of the piece does or something like the kickstarters that produce long form docs.
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Apotheosis(en.wikipedia.org)
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by 54351623 6y ago
Most jobs in the world aren't going to require their employees to represent a company that is presenting itself as the arbiter or defining absolute of free speech. Hell, most jobs it matters very little who you vote for or what you bel
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by 54351623 6y ago
I appreciate Mr. Paul's sentiment and agree with him. I would like to see him go further though and end the drug war that the US gov has waged against the American people. I think these no-knock warrants and other systemic, organized v
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by 54351623 6y ago
That's a good point I guess he'd just be stuck with firing them and moving the factory, oh wait... Or maybe he'll just pick up some cheap foreign labor, oh wait..... Maybe just replace them with automation, oh wait ..........
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by 54351623 6y ago
I'm not saying other cities, especially in Texas, wouldn't jump at the opportunity. I just think it's a bold move.
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by 54351623 6y ago
If I was a Tesla employee I'd strike for quadruple pay and benefits. If Musk is willing to go to prison to get his factory up and running surly he'd be willing to give his employees pretty hefty raises.
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by 54351623 6y ago
Bold move to extort public officials with threats to move a factory you're attempting to fully automate and a few hundred white collar positions to a state where your main bargaining chip is jobs when you possess less than 5% market sh
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The Artist of the Future(artreview.com)
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by 54351623 6y ago
Considering those two doctors are the poster children of censorship right now, I've seen more articles about them than any other single medical professional or said professional's opinions.
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by 54351623 6y ago
Maybe but I doubt it, I feel like it would be all or nothing in regards to vehicles but who knows, would probably vary a lot. My understanding of the motivation is that it is only partially due to pollution and more to do with livability, c
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by 54351623 6y ago
Couple with this the massive glut of used cars thats about to get worse, the fact that many cities are seriously considering long term conversion of roadways to be pedestrian only and all the oil field pickups that are about to get repo&#x2
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by 54351623 6y ago
If this was only about getting the information out, then they would have just uploaded the video to a separate video hosting site. Instead they are complaining about how one site is attempting to ensure potential misinformation about a poor
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by 54351623 6y ago
That is an excellent question... Although they don't provide links this article from McKinsey suggests some vehicle manufactures do in fact utilize robotics to ease scaling. https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions&#
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by 54351623 6y ago
I didn't mean renting them out but rather switch to masks that I assume have a higher demand with lower production standards. I'd be willing to bet that you are right though and that the machines currently being used wouldn't
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by 54351623 6y ago
That level of automation is what I was wondering about, how much it would take to remove humans entirely. Admittedly I was working under the assumption that the producer of the masks wasn't also manufacturing raw materials as that wasn
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by 54351623 6y ago
Scaling as in just let the machines run longer, normal hours to 24/7 or whatever is necessary, there's more room for a nuanced production if less people are involved right? For clarification I didn't mean scaling as in buying
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by 54351623 6y ago
Why can't N95 mask production be completely automated so production can quickly scale with demand while also keeping costs down?