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by bix6 3mo ago
Here’s one successful example that only worked because of human intervention: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/03/240308123248.h... They can only survive short duration events. At some point the tem
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by bix6 3mo ago
For the coral lovers. There are multiple companies working on reef preservation. They are woefully under resourced. If you can help, please do.
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by bix6 3mo ago
Glyphosate has made forest fires worse. Bleaching happens when the symbiosis breaks down due to elevated temps. That is due to suffering and causes suffering.
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by bix6 3mo ago
I am suggesting a mindset shift / brainstorm but ok.
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by bix6 3mo ago
You’re conflating me giving one individual advice with techno-optimisim being pushed by those seeking self-enrichment. There are absolutely things GP could do to use his skills for good.
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by bix6 3mo ago
Build software that improves the situation. That could be monitoring that helps surface data, tools that help governments and industries manage their CO2 goals, AI systems that search for solutions that you then implement, social apps that
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by bix6 3mo ago
Predictions on who wins? Does Apple actually have a winnable case or are they just throwing a wrench in things?
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by bix6 3mo ago
Not true. The non profit might add a screen to catch pollution before it hits the waterway.
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by bix6 3mo ago
They’re not polluting for us they are polluting to make money for shareholders. People buying stuff is just a necessary step (sometimes) to make that happen.
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by bix6 3mo ago
Is gas not taxed or am I missing something?
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by bix6 3mo ago
Amazon still shows me a buy option for movies?
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by bix6 3mo ago
Demeaning people who are trying to improve the world is pathetic.
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by bix6 3mo ago
I would say closer to a skilled black jack player. You can’t really change the odds in lottery but a good player can improve their chances in gambling.
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by bix6 3mo ago
Well the industrial should charge more to cover its costs instead of offloading the cost of its goods to consumers? Why does Walmart get to utilize food stamps or hyperscalers get to drain all the energy? Thats a massive public subsidy for
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by bix6 3mo ago
> In recent years, people from Extinction Rebellion Netherlands have focused heavily on large scale disruptive action of ‘business as usual’. Everyone talking about how stupid and ineffective this is. The whole point is to interrupt busi
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by bix6 3mo ago
No. Industrial vs consumer use is night and day. Industrial has much higher draw of resources and should pay more as a result especially when total capacity needs to increase specifically for them.
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by bix6 3mo ago
Data centers should just pay anything really. They get massive tax breaks, eat up huge swathes of industrial zoned land, and piss off anyone nearby. And for what? 3 permanent jobs and a penny worth of tax revenue.
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by bix6 3mo ago
Except that he did start a company so his comment is really saying you have to be crazy enough to start a company
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by bix6 3mo ago
That’s making me sign in?
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by bix6 3mo ago
I used to love cars but the roads are too crowded now for sports cars, between other drivers and cops and cameras you’re guaranteed to have a bad time. These days I’m all about utility for my vehicle (plus e-bike for the thrill). I do miss
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by bix6 3mo ago
Sorry what does the magnolia thing mean?
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by bix6 3mo ago
Isn’t that how capitalism works in general? Edit: thanks for the downvotes. Defenders of capitalism unite!!! lol. Free market right?
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by bix6 3mo ago
I work in early stage venture so that’s my primary investment focus given the outsized potential. I do have a target date 401k and a professionally managed portfolio as well (broad across asset, sector, geography) but I don’t really focus o
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by bix6 3mo ago
If I read that as an IBM investor I might fully exit. The new product flopped, growth was 1%, and the CEO sounds extremely unconfident. There are way better places to put your money given the potential for future earnings now looks incredib
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by bix6 3mo ago
Show me the receipts. Thats one guy on a podcast.
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by bix6 3mo ago
> but only turn it into identifying data on demand for customers. How could this seriously hold legal weight? The data is identifiable. Just because it’s gated by some transformation doesn’t mean they are magically not holding my identif
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by bix6 3mo ago
That’s nice you got a response from them. I did not.
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by bix6 3mo ago
Thank you :)
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by bix6 3mo ago
Thank you very much :)
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Thank you :)

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