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3y ago
Yes, I like this. At least in my experiences in USA / Canada, there's a lot of actually able bodied folks, doing nothing for pay. Even if it's not worth the money, they could at least partially contribute to the work of socie
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3y ago
Meanwhile after all our debates, it happens again a few days later. https://www.castanet.net/news/World/433741/Worker-sucked-int... Perhaps a flashing light is insufficient? Time for some ingenuity on safety
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3y ago
Boomers are going to have to suck it up and pay more taxes, or leave at which point we should exit tax them. They soaked up all the opportunities, and voted themselves no taxes, and promised themselves trillions of dollars their grandkids p
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3y ago
Yes, and regulation prevents them for charging the true cost for peak/constrained energy demand (except in texas where you can get a $16,752 for running your lights) Naturally theres a wide spectrum of options between fixed prices and
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maerF0x0
3y ago
Thanks for the book recommendation. added to my list :)
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maerF0x0
3y ago
Yes, and the point is that we don't need to be constraining our consumption as there's essentially no lack of energy. We need to be increasing our production/capture.
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3y ago
Ok, i guess I was unclear. By guaranteed work I simply meant that people had the choice still. Not forced slavery, but guaranteed optional work for pay, rather than paychecks for nothing. I'm thinking national projects like hoover dam
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3y ago
I agree politically it's a hard change. I'm just speaking about ideal policies at this point. Perhaps a wide retraining program offering. Something like "Hey you've been unemployed for 2 years, you're losing benefit
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3y ago
> Installers I've long held that, at least in developed countries, we should be ending unemployment insurance and moving to guaranteed employment and utilizing unemployed folks for public service projects such as solar installs. Yes
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3y ago
According to the article, this expectation is actually caused by "green" energy implementations and the shift to climate friendly infra. Mankind should be free to consume as much energy as it wants, but we need to focus on making
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3y ago
> “The intermittent nature of wind power (wind turbines only generate electricity if the wind is blowing, and how much electricity they generate depends on how windy it is) present operational challenges for grid operators,” analysts fro
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3y ago
Or put another way -- power utilities and grid failing to keep up with consumer demand.
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3y ago
> and _they_ have to do the export/import steps At least for a personal account, the 1password import tool worked flawlessly (as far as I can tell after about a month switched) . Does it not work for enterprise? Or perhaps each woul
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3y ago
+1 Made the switch this quarter. It's practically the same price, incredibly easy to switch, comfortably similar if you've used lastpass before... And as I went through this process I also discovered despite breaches and insecurit
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3y ago
first of all it'd be a dedicated emergency line, like 911 to Operations center direct. Second of all, if that is not fast enough, then humans are insufficient too. You cant just magically get people to act (a lot of the time they'
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3y ago
> It could be a fire truck, road closure for cycling event, tornado ripping through a town, a terrorist attack, a secret service motorcade, oil on the road, anything. Some of these are likely just a lack of training data. However, I agre
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3y ago
Seems to me a simple regulation like a fire department access in buildings could solve this. eg1: What about a direct line to a 24/7 operations center with cruise? eg2: Or how about a proximal access console controller that allows them
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3y ago
name some please. An abundance of candidates should be their reward for being well led.
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3y ago
name some please. An abundance of candidates should be their reward for being well led.
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3y ago
> when they realize that the "emergency situation" they are in never really ends. At least in my experience I've noticed some things. 1. Management is incentivized to create the illusion of crisis to squeeze marginal extra
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3y ago
> Notion: This content does not exist Likely not shared publicly.
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3y ago
Posting because I'm a bit disgusted with American culture right now. AA should either voluntarily offer up at least $250k to her estate to help with grievances. Or, if I were the CEO, I'd offer to 10-1 match donations to her GoFun
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OSHA Max fine $15625 if you're killed in the workplace
(foxbusiness.com)
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Nice! Yeah there are definitely lower poop/riff raff density if you're willing to walk 15 mins each way. In my experience Muni+Bart is required to have good coverage of places I wanted to go (including Oakland and berkeley). Edit:
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except that the comment i was responding to was specifically about bicycles ?
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3y ago
Super agree that living within a 5 minute walk of 9th and market, Civic Center, Powell, Montgomery, or embarcadero stations is peak public transit experience from a distance perspective. I loved being able to get on the train at SFO and the
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3y ago
I will say, without knowing the ins/outs of it, that bellevue looked appealing for the variety of roles I could hold and live there.
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3y ago
I'm actually in favor of what you're saying, but would attribute that contribution to putting the onus on government (not businesses). To me businesses taking responsibility looks more like 1% for climate change and social respons
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3y ago
I'd be open to it if it weren't for an aging parent. I've only heard amazing things from Singapore :)
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3y ago
Except that in SF you must bring your bicycle inside with you, which basically was only feasible for your office/workplace. Cannot do with a grocery store, theater, gym etc. Edit: An idea that came to mind, someone run with this. Bike
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