Discover Australia's Tech Underground
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- On this episode of Hello World, Ashlee Vance visits his ancestral homeland of Australia, where polyamorous biohackers, Internet playboys, underwater drones and giant robotic dinosaurs are reigniting a long-dormant tech industry.
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Not sure about "Australia not delivering on Tech" part.
Here is some Australian Tech:
- black box for planes
- Electronic pacemaker
- Google Maps
- Atlassian
- Plastic money
- Bionic ear
- Wifi
- Ultrasound scanner
Australia is a beautiful big village, I just came back from there
Love this show. It’s like having Bourdain back, but high on tech.
Youre right! Thats the feelings I was getting but I couldnt point it out
Amazing show… he’s so talented!!! I want to see more of his work !!
It's so weird to think that he had an Australian accent once
Watched any 80s Mel Gibson interviews? Super weird
When puberty hits the accent sticks, so they say.
Since when does the ferry from Manly to Sydney CBD go under Sydney Harbour Bridge (or any bridge for that matter)?
You cut a bite slack. I'm from Sydney
Yes I wondered that when they showed those frames. Also I know a guy who can get 30% more power from current solar panels, but cannot get any interested in taking on this project as it does have a by-product that can be used and very profitable.
@@Smokin4CHRIST I need a fuel pump for a 1984 Porsche 911, do you know where I can get one cheap?
I think science should be government supported, because scientific research rarely pays for itself over one year, or even five, it can take many years, decades and even centuries before a discovery in science or maths has a commercial application.
No private company will research anything that dies not pay off, like some vaccines or space travel and mining in space.
Companies do not know what will pay off, but they will drop something in the common good quickly if it is not profitable. Elon Musk's SpaceX is researching commercial space transport :)
Welcome to the CSIRO of the 1950's and 60's, some time later politicians had lobotomies.
Hillary should have to make it public if she has Neuralink's brand inside her skull, because POTUS45 could have colluded with Russian hackers or something :-P
Repeal HIPAA & mandate transparency STAT \m/
The Australian government is more interested in killing the entire tech industry by making encryption illegal while continuously mining coal. State & Territory governments are mixed bunch and can't figure out how and what to support, and local governments are opposed to innovation because it wasn't the "council's idea".
keep this program going
That beat in the intro with the dial up sounds is dope... *replicating in Massive*
Love the name and the glow worms. They're in Yosemite too. Biotechnology is amazing and kudos to those working to uncover the wonderful miracles of nature that all have purpose and provide solutions to our lives challenges.
speaks like anthony bourdain
Not even a flash image to Atlassian? 😅
Meow was my friend in high school :)
i live in a tiny low tech town and we have a guy playing with dna, a liquid nitrogen icecream place and a television supplier. the tech scene in aus must suck if sydneys tech scene is the same as my shitty towm
The giant teddy bear gave me chills and then I remembered Akira. Scary....
When I went to sydney in 2011 I took thay ferri at least 5 times it's so amazing :)
The backing music in this is amazing
This is at least dealing with the real environment out there - so many productions follow a generic, dreary formula that results in zero engagement. Having a genuine conversation with people is the way! We need to promote and open up the tech idustry, and the Web/Digital creatives in Australia, it is here but people are just not aware of it!
so it's almost 5 years, anyone knows if synchrontron have human trails ?
it's been 5 years and they still can't do it. nor do they pay for them self to stay open. @24:00
No Rivercity Labs in Brisbane?
pretty sure the robot used by abyss is a modifacation of this garage company that builds and sells rovs and might have the designs open source but im not sure
The SF Bay ferries or Rio de Janeiro ferries also are a pretty beautiful commute..
they dropped that alien hint hard
Hmm you seem to give these guys a go and then submarine them.
What Australia has technology, struth, fuck me dead.
interesting to see that most of the people were born in another country and the only one born here has gone overseas.
Host make this show most special.
This is my Top Gear series.
i know someone from Italy his father built Tower of Pisa, and another from France his mother built the eiffel tower ,..,....WTF
The Tower of Pisa was completed in the year 1372 and the Eiffel Tower was completed in 1889... how old are your friends?!?
1:05 I had ptsd after seeing his wife/and or sister 😨 i then developed a subsequent heroin addiction I'm in the process of recovery. Currently 7 months clean 2k in debt and though I'm working again I am still not the same.
Australia's Tech Down Underground
Did they intentionally make the baby crying for the purpose of demonstration? 18:00
Eventually """""" they """""""""""""" will get around to equivalent of Human Genome project of all species - then they will get the venom resistance of honey badgers the ir response of snakes the uv response of birds etc etc - - growing seven fingers and toes on the process
"Our brain power and ideas are an unlimited resource". Not if folks keep killing their babies who were mean for great things!
uuuhhhh if it could be found and has a video review, it won't be a tech underground wouldn't it?
I think he means that crook tech is the result of the type of "Government", but anyone smart, leaves. So it's not at all flattering to those remaining, no amount of prior cred can do anything to fix this. Hints certainty won't work.
For an Aussie he sure knows nothing about Australia. "Rugby the big sport in Melbourne", I think you mixed up Melbourne with Sydney...
Man you got fan in AMERICA
I still don't get it
So weird seeing this in 2020.. so many people with no masks...
electrons move the other way in the synchrotron
meow meowwwwww
Australia‘s tech suck，no high tech in Australia
Well , Malcolm Turnbull is focusing on STEM subjects.His ads caused generally for my teachers to encourage to study STEM next year so maybe Australia is changing.
Hahhah, nice joke.
10:45 OpenROV.
I want the gelato
C'mon australia be a little innovative
CSIRO 👨🔬🚀😲💭👍
Kiss under N2 ;)
Yay Science
Likes from Brasil 🇧🇷
People play AFL football in Melbourne not Rugby
Melbourne Roosters?
@@batatibix1743 Sydney Roosters.
Ahh Kogan. This hasn't aged so well.
A full year later and things are looking a lot better. Stock is up 3x from the 2018 crash.
You could build that thing in China pretty quickly with most things you need right there check out sexy Cyborg on utube lol
These are just toys hovering around - I don't say these are tech- it is a insult to those who really do hardcore science-technology
I'd hardly call this "underground." It's just a bunch of hipster start-ups.
Beer, beer, ...beer. Like bear, bear,... bear. 😜😜😜 Still. 😎 For now
awesome :D
nice.
Damn bro your parents must be loaded
The husky scarecrow rhetorically chew because word universally transport given a fragile wine. lamentable, fuzzy mitten
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Australia should regain it's place in the tech industry. The birthplace of WIFI and where the Matrix was filmed from. Unfortunately, the youth here are spending too much time on social media and becoming dumber in the process.
houses and holes come first.
Actually it's the Australian government (all three levels), that's dumbing everything down to it's level. Unlike our youth, they have zero imagination !
Federal government wants to ban encryption, state/territory governments can't make up their minds on what benefits their state/territory, and local councils are opposed to innovation because it wasn't the "council's idea". Although taxes have been a little bit reduced and there's plenty of public/private funding around, a myriad of political and bureaucratic nonsense does not make it viable/feasible to establish a successful startup in Australia.
Australia has too much Socialism to be good at technology. Science and tech are %1 inspiration and %99 perspiration. To be good you need to work 80 hour weeks for years. A human being can only put out that much work if there's no reliable Safety Net to quell your anxiety. Fear is a great motivator. The thought of losing your house tends to sharpen the senses remarkably.
Europe is another technology waste land for the same reason. The Dole turns engineers soft. Can you think of a famous tech company other than SAP? I can't either.
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Actually there is a lot in Germany.
Really? You couldn't even think of one to put in your comment. I rest my case.
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+darkmath100 Just use a search engine of your preference and query technology companies of Germany
Your view is incredibly simplistic and lacks any real substance. Australia actually produces some of the most brilliant techies in the world, but the big companies all exist in the United States and thus they're drawn out of country. And as our country has low density populations compared to the US, technology start ups have a hard time with employing technologies were infrastructure is required.
King Kylos "produces some of the most brilliant techies".....I'm sure it does. But them leaving Australia to work in America just proves my point, it doesn't contradict it. The same thing is happening on a much larger scale with South and Central Americans fleeing their Socialist countries to find a better life in the non-Socialist U.S.A.. Millions of Brazilians, Venezuelans, Mexicans etc can't leave their Socialist Paradises fast enough.
And ditto for "infrastructure", tech companies need lots of MONEY to get going. But if your government is taxing the top %1 to death then, duh, they won't have any money left to, duh, invest in new start ups.
Come on dude, this is basic economics. The problem is only Conservatives know this. Socialists hate to be told they're wrong. Sorry, but you lose.
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Sorry Ashlee Vance you sound so boring, I fell asleep trying to watch your show, although the intro looked interesting I had to search something else half way through the video.
Now, If we met anti-christ, how will gonna distinguish whether he is from skies or from this place being controlled by computers?😂
@James Waldenses Just kidding!
@James Waldenses sorry, I should not have made fun of that