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I heard about these, if you scan your eye they give you a basic income. https://t.co/MQ18TwCg5b
"The same sensor technology that recognises hands beneath a hands-free tap and triggers the release of water can also be applied to recognise someone standing in front of the tap and trigger the delivery of video advertising."https://t.co/IgI5oU8R15
One of the best companies I never got to work for makes a lot of money selling heavy duty fanless computer systems for digital signage. People don't understand how bad things really are.https://t.co/ARXjbguiRw
"to see how digitalisation of [billboards] has managed to open up the doors to blockchain, artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, IoT and other nascent technologies to push the envelope of advertising." https://t.co/QLq17pVSJPhttps://t.co/DD1tHJymuw
Ma'am, this is a Wendy's."Wendy's intends to leverage Google Cloud's data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and hybrid cloud tools to create new ways customers can order food in the drive thru"https://t.co/jAk5nphp9khttps://t.co/ygIinlWA9u
"Personnel who interact with products could be given traceable identifiers that would give Wendy’s the ability to monitor their activity and ensure that appropriate procedures are being followed."https://t.co/rEJb50Jby7
"Handily, in the modern era of SaaS, there are several analytics vendors that offer tracking methods such as footfall tracking, iBeacons (a kind of NFC which can tell when a smartphone is in range), facial tracking, and more." https://t.co/73COmF2QPAhttps://t.co/xZjSfHvR3o
I have seen the future, and it is advertisement driven bubble inspiring investors to fund companies that aim cameras at your face.... forever...https://t.co/2nsyHBAqTh
Did your employees wash their hands? coming to a blockchain near you."How to share the information that we've verified and tracked about where a product is from, how it was produced and how it got to where it is?" [2020] https://t.co/qrFf3iqbxQhttps://t.co/TB7rwx8mNX
Project Target Wendyshttps://t.co/ZuITGogaXD
@ShedHerSkinHere @Target @Wendys My real target is poking the demographic at the intersection of the declining middle class and christian belief systems in hopes of waking them up into seeing how they are being manipulated. Then maybe inspiring a collectivist revolt against grocery storeshttps://t.co/rhR4LDEhrk
Do you think they'll use their AI machines and tracking to ensure their supply chain isn't funding slavery?https://t.co/DVIQZy8wXj
Haha, I just realized I could search my twitter list for company's promoting NFTs.https://t.co/HRiccosfwXhttps://t.co/f8Xg2ARHZx
omg @budweiserusa is calling them beer.eth They should have bought up cornsyrup.eth toohttps://t.co/ln5v3d2sen
Bunch of brands apparently did an NFT thing to promote a charity. Dole spammed the shit out of their ad to everyone. Maybe they need a Charmin for all that content diarrahea.https://t.co/9sO5KI9lAp
Is it ok to spam content out if it supports charity?https://t.co/2CUeI350hj
BTW, the relevance here is that Charmin is a P&G brand.I've been looking for alternatives to both them and Kimberly Clark.The hard part is figuring out if places like walmart/amazon white label one of these companies or if they source it from more ethical brands. https://t.co/i4CQ6Li3Av
This is actually really cool. When blockchain bros talk about how minting NFTs is directly boosting the solar industry, do they mean how all those funds go toward buying solar panels for hospitals?https://t.co/IJnUiJAQCG
Can you believe that so many hospitals and their high premiums can't afford back up generators, and so have to get funds from a charity (Funded by NFTs)?https://t.co/ec2f3SJs3cWhat a world.https://t.co/VzdVOEEpbx https://t.co/tHrnLz3aip
Boy, I sure wish there was some way of knowing why hospitals can't afford to pay for backup generators for their life-support machines.https://t.co/xl55BvQ80d
I am being told there is a healthcare worker shortage.https://t.co/juqz8FMOdy
"Healthcare Workforce Shortage Has No Easy Solutions" https://t.co/JpvNgcWhtL
I'm sure the answer is to just keep pumping money in to this system. /shttps://t.co/pKlTKKDgu1
My experience in the healthcare industry is having management chastise me because the nursing staff were so stressed by their job they got mad when I made passes with the cleaning machine. https://t.co/NEy6Vnv66L
@SuB8u At scale, those jobs are now commonly outsourced to firms that constantly change hands: make you reapply to old job. Systematic way to keep your wages low and get no seniority. Seen in Hospitals, Malls, and large shopping centers. It's 100% a cost center they seek to minimize.
And then they told me to only do two passes with the cleaning machine instead of three. I protested, they insisted. So I did.A couple weeks later I got chastised for how dirty the floors were. https://t.co/lskeWtn62R
Let's get that data on a blockchain! Maybe if we can make more money on advertisements based on healthcare data, these hospitals can better enrich thems^D^D^D^D^D^D^D^D^D^D^D^D take care of their patients.https://t.co/3YBXEqMrOG
Investor investor, please put money in me.investor investor, healthcare data is a the new oil.https://t.co/AlmCiHCUsc
Oh cool, meshnet hand washing machines to track doctor compliance."The XBee Gateway enables the sensors to create a mesh network, so each dispenser sensor is aware of the data collected by another."https://t.co/WrZArDxTPh
I can't wait until all handwashing stations use facial recognition to promiscuously send hand washing data to a public blockchain so we can fire people for not washing their hands. /shttps://t.co/zR7gTMAzXg
Vermont has the highest rate of vaccinations in the united states. Reports of the ER being clogged with symptom free people.https://t.co/jqBAmUKXlkIt's an entire comedy of errors.https://t.co/i7ah2HQeQM
"omicron could potentially impact hospital staffing in the sense that nurses, doctors, other hospital staff could contract the virus themselves, [...] which could disrupt the availability of hospital services."https://t.co/5A2yiCXI1C
Nursing homes are trying to make money by keeping labor low. [OCT 2020]https://t.co/05WBp68iUW
Nursing homes need to be limited on how they spend their revenue. [OCT 2021]https://t.co/8zhleTDTz1
Nurses need to be prevented from making too much from their job. [DEC 2021]https://t.co/omwNFIGpSp
Where does the money for nursing homes go? [OCT 2021]https://t.co/JZEhbptXKi
"A report [...] from 2019 found that for the first time in 34 years of analyzing the industry’s financial performance, the median operating margin was negative. [...] roughly half of U.S. skilled nursing facilities were not operating profitably" [FEB 2021] https://t.co/yUpYQiGQdK
Something is very very wrong.https://t.co/Lc89q94GEc
"The pandemic pushed many veteran health-care workers into early retirement, lowering the average experience level in American hospitals. “I don’t think the public really understands how great the loss of this generational knowledge is,”" https://t.co/glA0vxdCy2
Oh jeez."Deaths weren’t just pandemic-related, either. Non-covid deaths went from seven in the year before the home was sold to seven in the first four months"https://t.co/0IUrRUBDhuhttps://t.co/cwvCpOmHr2