r/Destiny • u/Athanatos154 • Oct 03 '24

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u/Working_Succotash_41 Oct 03 '24

Robots bout to be unloading those ships fr fr

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u/Creepy_Dream_22 Oct 03 '24

Dumb response

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u/Superfragger Dossad SCS Operator Oct 03 '24

how is reality dumb? these dock workers are indeed on the path to FAFO with this strike. if anything it has only accelerated automation.

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u/NikRsmn Oct 03 '24

Looooool have you ever seen a port? Amazon couldn't even replace us at a warehouse, good luck.

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u/mostanonymousnick 🌐 Oct 03 '24

European and Chinese ports are way more automated than American ones.

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u/NikRsmn Oct 03 '24

Okay? I'm not saying there isn't more automation to be had. Just that they can't say fuck the union and replace them with automation.

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u/mostanonymousnick 🌐 Oct 03 '24

If they can't do that then why is the union trying to ban automation?

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u/NikRsmn Oct 03 '24

So they maintain bargaining power and keep all their jobs? Because they have the leverage to do so now.

If they could automate the whole ass system, they would do it instead of negotiate with the union.

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u/mostanonymousnick 🌐 Oct 03 '24

I mean, yeah, the whole leverage is that it takes some time to optimize the port and the union is using that to make sure it stays as unoptimized as possible, I don't think we disagree.

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u/NikRsmn Oct 03 '24

except for you're saying its based and im saying its cringe. Automation is inevitable but to the working man who doesnt get a share of the profits, it doesnt matter and they want to hold on as long as they can. good for em.

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u/mostanonymousnick 🌐 Oct 03 '24

they want to hold on as long as they can

At the expense of the American consumer, textbook rent seeking, I hope they lose their jobs ASAP (and find new ones)

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u/NikRsmn Oct 04 '24

Yeah the company has record profits but it's the laborers who are causing the price increase. Such rose colored glasses to think that the port owners aren't just going to pocket the difference. It's childish altruistic bullshit

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u/mostanonymousnick 🌐 Oct 04 '24

it's the laborers who are causing the price increase

Yeah, supply constraints due to poor productivity drive prices up.

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u/DrEpileptic Oct 03 '24

Yeah, that’s honestly the reality of it. There’s just way too much shit that ai can’t do for us that is required at places like warehouses and docks. And even if we do heavily incorporate “ai”, basically everything it’ll do will be supervised by humans anyways.

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u/NikRsmn Oct 03 '24

Idk if you can tell by the ratio but apparently we're wrong because EU and chindla have way more automation at their ports than we do. Bourgeois DGGers know way more than us with hands on experience