gwynn

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   by gwynn 7y ago

   You're misrepresenting the facts. In-state rivers (21% of our supply) face the same existential threat of climate change. Furthermore, groundwater aquifers (currently 40%) are not renewable. The Colorado River is Arizona’s largest ren
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   by gwynn 7y ago

   I agree with your point that there's blame to go around. I believe that Bobby from King Of The Hill said it best "This city should not exist. It is a monument to man's arrogance."
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   by gwynn 7y ago

   This is an incredibly shortsighted outlook on Arizona's reckless water usage. The bulk of our water comes from the Colorado River which is a lifeline for not just us, but for over 40 million people across six different rapidly growing
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   by gwynn 7y ago

   As a Phoenix resident, few books have disturbed me as deeply as The Water Knife. A most plausible dystopia in my own backyard. Gives me chills.
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   by gwynn 7y ago

   College student here with a part-time data entry job. I have automated nearly all of it using Python, Selenium, and a few nasty bash scripts called by periodic cronjobs. Recently purchased a 3b+ for the task so that I can travel without wor
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   by gwynn 8y ago

   $2.7 billion pre-money valuation from Tencent? Really? Sounds like a soft power overvaluation loan.