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China now has the problem where it doesn't have enough unrecycled garbage for all the waste-to-energy plant that came up recently. Ppl are digging up old buried trash & buying them. AI finds all the garbage w/ value & separate them. It does this job far more efficiently &... show more

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The most brutal part is not that China is using AI to sort garbage. It is that China has pushed waste management so far that the old problem has reversed. China used to worry about having too much garbage to process. Now some waste-to-energy plants are facing the opposite problem: not enough garbage. Previously sealed landfills may even have to be reopened, not because China failed, but because waste has become fuel, feedstock, data, and part of an industrial recycling loop. This is what China does best. It takes the ugliest, dirtiest, most ignored corner of urban life — garbage — and turns it into engineering, automation, energy recovery, environmental governance, and industrial optimization. Even trash gets absorbed into the machine. In many countries, garbage is where governance collapses. In China, even garbage becomes a system.

The most brutal part is not that China is using AI to sort garbage. It is that China has pushed waste management so far that the old problem has reversed. China used to worry about having too much garbage to process. Now some waste-to-energy plants are facing the opposite problem: not enough garbage. Previously sealed landfills may even have to be reopened, not because China failed, but because waste has become fuel, feedstock, data, and part of an industrial recycling loop. This is what China does best. It takes the ugliest, dirtiest, most ignored corner of urban life — garbage — and turns it into engineering, automation, energy recovery, environmental governance, and industrial optimization. Even trash gets absorbed into the machine. In many countries, garbage is where governance collapses. In China, even garbage becomes a system.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

459,480 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Mayor Mamdani announces that NYC will finally be getting trash containerization. Great! When does he say it will be complete? 2031!!! 😂 That’s ridiculous. The trash turmoil in NYC could get resolved by this summer if Mamdani didn’t waste resources on illegals and woke projects. He’s gaslighting once again by making it seem like these baby steps he’s taking are real progress. They’re not. Real progress would be helping to deport all illegals, outlawing all homelessness, and getting trash containers on every block in NYC. This is just like with his childcare-for-all promise. He only got it for 2,000 2-year-olds. And of course, illegals are eligible. As for garbage, NYC will continue to see and smell it on the sidewalks in most places for years to come because Mamdani’s priorities are garbage!

Mayor Mamdani announces that NYC will finally be getting trash containerization. Great! When does he say it will be complete? 2031!!! 😂 That’s ridiculous. The trash turmoil in NYC could get resolved by this summer if Mamdani didn’t waste resources on illegals and woke projects. He’s gaslighting once again by making it seem like these baby steps he’s taking are real progress. They’re not. Real progress would be helping to deport all illegals, outlawing all homelessness, and getting trash containers on every block in NYC. This is just like with his childcare-for-all promise. He only got it for 2,000 2-year-olds. And of course, illegals are eligible. As for garbage, NYC will continue to see and smell it on the sidewalks in most places for years to come because Mamdani’s priorities are garbage!

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

23,609 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

This is: The Socialist State of California: Another scam: California residents who fail to properly separate their waste can be fined. For violations, the state framework sets penalties of $50–$100 for a first violation, $100–$200 for a second violation, and $250–$500 for subsequent violations. Here is Gavin Newscum picking up all the separated trash, throwing it into one bin, loading it into the truck, and taking it to the landfill. 📝 Bu the way: Tiburon, California requires residential properties to use three separate waste containers: 🗑️ Garbage ♻️ Recycling 🌱 Organics Remember, the scam helps the scam “climate change”

This is: The Socialist State of California: Another scam: California residents who fail to properly separate their waste can be fined. For violations, the state framework sets penalties of $50–$100 for a first violation, $100–$200 for a second violation, and $250–$500 for subsequent violations. Here is Gavin Newscum picking up all the separated trash, throwing it into one bin, loading it into the truck, and taking it to the landfill. 📝 Bu the way: Tiburon, California requires residential properties to use three separate waste containers: 🗑️ Garbage ♻️ Recycling 🌱 Organics Remember, the scam helps the scam “climate change”

🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸

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🧣in Brighton Heights, Pittsburgh: A frustrated mom had finally had enough. After two straight weeks of city garbage workers refusing to haul her trash claiming the bags were too heavy she stepped up and tossed them into the truck herself. All while her baby was left crying on the lawn. The city ended up disciplining the two workers over it.

🧣in Brighton Heights, Pittsburgh: A frustrated mom had finally had enough. After two straight weeks of city garbage workers refusing to haul her trash claiming the bags were too heavy she stepped up and tossed them into the truck herself. All while her baby was left crying on the lawn. The city ended up disciplining the two workers over it.

Victor Bigham 🇺🇸

19,837 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

This is Tiburon, California ‌ Here residents can be fined up to $500 for not separating their trash when disposing of it ‌ As you can see when the city comes to pick it up, it’s all thrown in one bin and taken to the landfill ‌ Amazing

This is Tiburon, California ‌ Here residents can be fined up to $500 for not separating their trash when disposing of it ‌ As you can see when the city comes to pick it up, it’s all thrown in one bin and taken to the landfill ‌ Amazing

Wall Street Apes

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This is Tiburon, California Here residents can be fined up to $500 for not separating their trash when disposing of it As you can see when the city comes to pick it up, it’s all thrown in one bin and taken to the landfill Amazing

This is Tiburon, California Here residents can be fined up to $500 for not separating their trash when disposing of it As you can see when the city comes to pick it up, it’s all thrown in one bin and taken to the landfill Amazing

Wall Street Apes

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Last week, Cape Coral Florida floated the idea of using AI powered cameras on garbage trucks to fine residents who put trash out by the road in a manner the State doesn't approve of. This week, Sacramento California announced they'll be sending leftist Karens around to inspect residents' trash to make sure they are in compliance with California's Statist mandates of how trash is placed in a bin. They say there's no penalty for putting your trash out in a manner the State doesn't approve of for now but anyone with a history book knows how this ends. If we allow it, the Florida technology will be paired with the California policy and fines will be introduced. Once fines are introduced then armed agents of the State with a monopoly on "legal" violence will be used against all of us for this dystopian plan for how to put trash in a bin. Oppose this madness accordingly... #police #crime #florida #PoliceState #4thAmendment #14thAmendment #CivilRights #trash #cops #stalking #garbage #taylorcounty #florida #flock #SurveillanceState #CapeCoral

Last week, Cape Coral Florida floated the idea of using AI powered cameras on garbage trucks to fine residents who put trash out by the road in a manner the State doesn't approve of. This week, Sacramento California announced they'll be sending leftist Karens around to inspect residents' trash to make sure they are in compliance with California's Statist mandates of how trash is placed in a bin. They say there's no penalty for putting your trash out in a manner the State doesn't approve of for now but anyone with a history book knows how this ends. If we allow it, the Florida technology will be paired with the California policy and fines will be introduced. Once fines are introduced then armed agents of the State with a monopoly on "legal" violence will be used against all of us for this dystopian plan for how to put trash in a bin. Oppose this madness accordingly... #police #crime #florida #PoliceState #4thAmendment #14thAmendment #CivilRights #trash #cops #stalking #garbage #taylorcounty #florida #flock #SurveillanceState #CapeCoral

Mrgunsngear

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ALERT: Heirlooms were found in a mountain of trash after a woman accidentally threw them out. A woman immediately noticed that the pair of priceless rings she couldn't find had ended up in her apartment complex's dumpster in Brooklyn. She met sanitation workers when they came to pick up the trash cans and explained her situation. City sanitation workers then coordinated the truck to dump the trash at a designated area and search for the lost rings. “Every couple of months, a New Yorker will throw away something that is important to them… we set up what is called a lost valuables search, where in most cases, the resident and one very close friend get 90 minutes to go through the trash together.” Sanitation workers sifted through the trash and located both rings, which were returned to their owner.

ALERT: Heirlooms were found in a mountain of trash after a woman accidentally threw them out. A woman immediately noticed that the pair of priceless rings she couldn't find had ended up in her apartment complex's dumpster in Brooklyn. She met sanitation workers when they came to pick up the trash cans and explained her situation. City sanitation workers then coordinated the truck to dump the trash at a designated area and search for the lost rings. “Every couple of months, a New Yorker will throw away something that is important to them… we set up what is called a lost valuables search, where in most cases, the resident and one very close friend get 90 minutes to go through the trash together.” Sanitation workers sifted through the trash and located both rings, which were returned to their owner.

E X X ➠A L E R T S

41,347 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

OK, influencers ni wakora saa zingine but Taka Taka ni real. Waste is not just an aesthetic killer if littered but also has great value if repurposed & negative impact on everything & everyone who doesn’t know where to put it. Collective responsibility for our waste is how we will stop talking about Kigali & Addis like they are doing better than us. This Billboard is a trash can made of waste collected around the CBD & Nairobi & it is being filled with 1.5 to 1.8 tons of trash. Nairobi stan’ up 🙏🏾

OK, influencers ni wakora saa zingine but Taka Taka ni real. Waste is not just an aesthetic killer if littered but also has great value if repurposed & negative impact on everything & everyone who doesn’t know where to put it. Collective responsibility for our waste is how we will stop talking about Kigali & Addis like they are doing better than us. This Billboard is a trash can made of waste collected around the CBD & Nairobi & it is being filled with 1.5 to 1.8 tons of trash. Nairobi stan’ up 🙏🏾

Renaissance ⚔️ Morio

67,253 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

This man has set up a dog baggie station for people to clean up after their pets go potty in front of his home, there is even a trash can to put it in. One of his neighbors doesn't want to pick up after their pet and just leaves it. 🐕💩 Frustrated with the neighbor, the man decides to take the waste and put it on the neighbors porch for them to throw away. Would you had just cleaned it up and went on about your business or done the same?

This man has set up a dog baggie station for people to clean up after their pets go potty in front of his home, there is even a trash can to put it in. One of his neighbors doesn't want to pick up after their pet and just leaves it. 🐕💩 Frustrated with the neighbor, the man decides to take the waste and put it on the neighbors porch for them to throw away. Would you had just cleaned it up and went on about your business or done the same?

꧁Bobbi꧂

170,749 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Status update: having coffee on top of the cooling tower of a mega waste incineration plant in Chongqing. Literally. I'm at the Chongqing Sanfeng Yulin waste-to-energy incineration plant, one of the largest in China. When traveling abroad, some people like to visit museums or amusement parks, I'm more into garbage treatment facilities 😊 That's actually a pretty cool thing in China: you can visit many industrial facilities, they often have a small museum attached that tells you about the history of the place, and how it works. This particular facility is pretty impressive: it treats 3,000 tons of waste daily, which is the amount of the amount of waste produced by 3 million people. With this waste, it produces enough energy for 200,000 households. When you visit you can see the actual garbage dump pit, which looks insane, as well as the central control room (both on video).

Status update: having coffee on top of the cooling tower of a mega waste incineration plant in Chongqing. Literally. I'm at the Chongqing Sanfeng Yulin waste-to-energy incineration plant, one of the largest in China. When traveling abroad, some people like to visit museums or amusement parks, I'm more into garbage treatment facilities 😊 That's actually a pretty cool thing in China: you can visit many industrial facilities, they often have a small museum attached that tells you about the history of the place, and how it works. This particular facility is pretty impressive: it treats 3,000 tons of waste daily, which is the amount of the amount of waste produced by 3 million people. With this waste, it produces enough energy for 200,000 households. When you visit you can see the actual garbage dump pit, which looks insane, as well as the central control room (both on video).

Arnaud Bertrand

51,224 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Today, in Maputo and Matola, residents were encouraged by local authorities to clean up the streets. Everything seemed normal until some residents decided to protest by taking all the garbage to EDM (Electricity of Mozambique company). They justify this action by stating that they pay taxes for trash collection when they buy electricity, yet the trash is never collected. As they deposit the trash, they chant "Não Godolemos" commonly used among protesters to boost morale.

Today, in Maputo and Matola, residents were encouraged by local authorities to clean up the streets. Everything seemed normal until some residents decided to protest by taking all the garbage to EDM (Electricity of Mozambique company). They justify this action by stating that they pay taxes for trash collection when they buy electricity, yet the trash is never collected. As they deposit the trash, they chant "Não Godolemos" commonly used among protesters to boost morale.

Cídia Chissungo

22,733 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Suppose an AI model fully automates a $200k job. Its economic value - measured in contribution to GDP - will be both far more and far less than $200k. There are two ways of thinking about the model's economic value: (1) It'll be far more than $200k. After all, the human worker's labor was worth $200k; AI workers will have a bunch of advantages over humans, like not needing to sleep and being able to run in parallel, so their labor will be worth even more. (2) It'll be far less than $200k. Competition between labs might drive the price of AI down until it's basically equal to the cost of the GPUs and energy. And this is obviously way lower than the human worker's contribution to GDP. The important idea is that both are right. The marginal contribution to GDP of running an additional instance of this model will probably be relatively low. But we'll end up running way more copies of it, so the model's total contribution to GDP will be way higher than the human workers it replaced.

Suppose an AI model fully automates a $200k job. Its economic value - measured in contribution to GDP - will be both far more and far less than $200k. There are two ways of thinking about the model's economic value: (1) It'll be far more than $200k. After all, the human worker's labor was worth $200k; AI workers will have a bunch of advantages over humans, like not needing to sleep and being able to run in parallel, so their labor will be worth even more. (2) It'll be far less than $200k. Competition between labs might drive the price of AI down until it's basically equal to the cost of the GPUs and energy. And this is obviously way lower than the human worker's contribution to GDP. The important idea is that both are right. The marginal contribution to GDP of running an additional instance of this model will probably be relatively low. But we'll end up running way more copies of it, so the model's total contribution to GDP will be way higher than the human workers it replaced.

Dwarkesh Patel

71,887 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

In Germany, pro-Palestinian Muslim protesters were very angry when a police officer asked them to pick up all the trash they left behind. “Are we in a labor camp here? We don’t have to do anything. Clean it up yourself, you’re paid for this!” Their entitlement knows no bounds.

In Germany, pro-Palestinian Muslim protesters were very angry when a police officer asked them to pick up all the trash they left behind. “Are we in a labor camp here? We don’t have to do anything. Clean it up yourself, you’re paid for this!” Their entitlement knows no bounds.

Dr. Maalouf ‏

589,534 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

More Change Is Coming in the Next 10 Years Than All of Human History Tony Robbins: "There's gonna be more change in the next 10 years to humanity than all of humanity's history. We're gonna have AGI. There's zero question. Some say we have it now. In 5-6 years, we're gonna have super intelligence, where one AI will have the power of all human brains combined." "And whoever gets quantum will control the others. Militarily, we don't have to have the bombs, we can just get the codes and blow them up where they are. And within 10 years there will be more robots than humans."

More Change Is Coming in the Next 10 Years Than All of Human History Tony Robbins: "There's gonna be more change in the next 10 years to humanity than all of humanity's history. We're gonna have AGI. There's zero question. Some say we have it now. In 5-6 years, we're gonna have super intelligence, where one AI will have the power of all human brains combined." "And whoever gets quantum will control the others. Militarily, we don't have to have the bombs, we can just get the codes and blow them up where they are. And within 10 years there will be more robots than humans."

PBD Podcast

109,801 görüntüleme • 11 gün önce

"As you are aware that in 2022, GEO Pomona Waste Management signed a concession agreement, a 30-year concession agreement with City of Harare for waste management. So, we are talking about a range of waste that is going to be separated. It's a project component with various infrastructures are going to be we started with the encapsulation,landfills ,water treatment plant and sorting plant. Now, this is the last leg of waste management, this waste handling plant. It's going to produce 16 to 22 megawatts of electricity, and it will be fed to the national grid.The work is going to commence this month. It's going to take 18 months. The final position we are going to produce electricity to fed the national grid.This is a Chinese contractor. What I can say is this is the first project in Zimbabwe and in Southern Africa. By doing so, we are putting Zimbabwe on the map in terms of proper waste management."Dr Delish Nguwaya

"As you are aware that in 2022, GEO Pomona Waste Management signed a concession agreement, a 30-year concession agreement with City of Harare for waste management. So, we are talking about a range of waste that is going to be separated. It's a project component with various infrastructures are going to be we started with the encapsulation,landfills ,water treatment plant and sorting plant. Now, this is the last leg of waste management, this waste handling plant. It's going to produce 16 to 22 megawatts of electricity, and it will be fed to the national grid.The work is going to commence this month. It's going to take 18 months. The final position we are going to produce electricity to fed the national grid.This is a Chinese contractor. What I can say is this is the first project in Zimbabwe and in Southern Africa. By doing so, we are putting Zimbabwe on the map in terms of proper waste management."Dr Delish Nguwaya

Nick Mangwana

30,701 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Let me show you the harsh reality of #SwachhBharat. 👉The Incident; I’ve witnessed this many times before, but today I was able to captured it on video. The train attendant, like many others, removed the trash bag from the bin, inserted a new one, and casually tossed the old bag—filled with waste—out of the moving train. The compartment is clean, so his job is done, right? But who cares about the thousands of kilometers of tracks now littered with our trash? 👉The Reason We all want to keep our compartments, homes, neighborhoods, and cities clean. But what happens to the trash once it leaves our sight? Few of us think about where it ends up. Much of what we dispose of through the ‘gadi wala’ gets dumped in the outskirts of cities, piles up in landfills, or pollutes our rivers. The real issue runs deeper than just littering. We ignore the critical infrastructure needed to handle waste. We dont even know about waster management, recycling plants, sewage treatment centers, and proper waste segregation. Govt also dont care because these solutions don’t attract votes or immediate attention. 👉A small solution Lets take a small action else this post will be buried too in the countless trash of tweets. I am not calling for any punitive measures against the cleaner or vendor. Instead, I ask the railway authorities to implement proper guidelines for waste disposal on trains. During long journeys, bins need to be emptied multiple times. - What is the attendant supposed to do with the trash? - Where should it be stored? - Is there a protocol in place? We need answers, Ministry of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw. Let’s make sure this isn’t just another post but a starting point for real change. Share this post to spread awareness and demand the right solutions. Together, we can keep India truly clean.

Let me show you the harsh reality of #SwachhBharat. 👉The Incident; I’ve witnessed this many times before, but today I was able to captured it on video. The train attendant, like many others, removed the trash bag from the bin, inserted a new one, and casually tossed the old bag—filled with waste—out of the moving train. The compartment is clean, so his job is done, right? But who cares about the thousands of kilometers of tracks now littered with our trash? 👉The Reason We all want to keep our compartments, homes, neighborhoods, and cities clean. But what happens to the trash once it leaves our sight? Few of us think about where it ends up. Much of what we dispose of through the ‘gadi wala’ gets dumped in the outskirts of cities, piles up in landfills, or pollutes our rivers. The real issue runs deeper than just littering. We ignore the critical infrastructure needed to handle waste. We dont even know about waster management, recycling plants, sewage treatment centers, and proper waste segregation. Govt also dont care because these solutions don’t attract votes or immediate attention. 👉A small solution Lets take a small action else this post will be buried too in the countless trash of tweets. I am not calling for any punitive measures against the cleaner or vendor. Instead, I ask the railway authorities to implement proper guidelines for waste disposal on trains. During long journeys, bins need to be emptied multiple times. - What is the attendant supposed to do with the trash? - Where should it be stored? - Is there a protocol in place? We need answers, Ministry of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw. Let’s make sure this isn’t just another post but a starting point for real change. Share this post to spread awareness and demand the right solutions. Together, we can keep India truly clean.

RJ - Rishabh Jain

150,634 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

California Democrats are hiring new San Diego Enforcement Officers to visit every home in San Diego every year These new enforcement officers called “Lid lifters” come to your home and will lift your trash cans lids to ensure you are recycling properly They are paid $70k per year plus benefits. This is real and they’re already on camera lifting San Diego residents trash can lids “Have you seen the lid lifters in San Diego? They are city employees that are literally lifting the lids onto your trash cans to make sure you are placing your waste in the correct bins. Every house in San Diego will be visited once a year by a team of city compliance officers that walks the streets and inspects each trash can. The effort is part of a state bill, 1383, that requires cities to implement a compliance program and divert organic waste from trash and recycling bins into the organic waste bin.” “Your new trash fees are paying for these lid lifters at $70,000 per year plus benefits”

California Democrats are hiring new San Diego Enforcement Officers to visit every home in San Diego every year These new enforcement officers called “Lid lifters” come to your home and will lift your trash cans lids to ensure you are recycling properly They are paid $70k per year plus benefits. This is real and they’re already on camera lifting San Diego residents trash can lids “Have you seen the lid lifters in San Diego? They are city employees that are literally lifting the lids onto your trash cans to make sure you are placing your waste in the correct bins. Every house in San Diego will be visited once a year by a team of city compliance officers that walks the streets and inspects each trash can. The effort is part of a state bill, 1383, that requires cities to implement a compliance program and divert organic waste from trash and recycling bins into the organic waste bin.” “Your new trash fees are paying for these lid lifters at $70,000 per year plus benefits”

Wall Street Apes

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