Nilles on Climate, Environment and Information Technology
Jack NillesComments on the climate crisis, telework (and its aliases) and the environment from the "father of telecommuting".
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | jacknilles.substack.com |
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Disasters and business continuity (19 June 2006)
The following are my comments as submitted to the 16th World Conference on Disaster Management in Toronto, ONT, Canada, June 18th [2006]. It is redundant for those of you who are telework adepts but some things are worth repeating.
Fuelishness (27 April 2006)
The following is a repeat of a blog I wrote twenty (20) years ago. If you would like to see more of those blogs, please let me know in the comments.
The Stadium effect
A common occurrence in major league sports is when a team asks its home city to build a stadium for the team’s long term benefit. At the city’s expense, of course. The team’s premise is that the income provided by the thousands of fans floc...
Damn the tornados, full speed ahead!
In the frenzy to be foremost in Artificial Intelligence several Big Tech companies are rushing to build huge data processing facilities. These facilities will crunch the LLMs (Large Language Models) that constitute the core of AI. Each LLM,...
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Former 'rocket scientist and spacecraft designer', father of telecommuting/telework, author of five books on telework and/or the impacts of information technology on society. Currently concerned with the preservation of democracy.
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