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autoexecbat··on The U.S. may be missing human cases of bird flu, scientists say
Many thanks!

- shareholder

autoexecbat··on Elon Musk wants to turn Tesla's fleet into AWS for AI – would it work?
Is he suggesting taking precious power from other people's cars?
autoexecbat··on The biggest source of waste is untapped skilled pragmatists
It doesn't even need to be fake/busy work. It might just not be quite what's needed by the business or customer and see little/no use.
autoexecbat··on The biggest source of waste is untapped skilled pragmatists
It's a pretty strong signal that your opinion of the value you're providing is not shared by those who are making the decisions. Regardless of if it's their own ignorance or not they aren't going to suddenly change their feelings about it.
autoexecbat··on The biggest source of waste is untapped skilled pragmatists
> Someone has to get your work done.

That's often the problem, in that it doesn't truly matter if the work got done

autoexecbat··on I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA
Yeah it was serious, it's hard to say to someone "hey go get a therapist", rather than "hey this person is a specialist for what your going through, they'd be great to talk to, they know all the BS about the situation"
autoexecbat··on US government’s reliance on Microsoft means the company gets a free pass
I'm surprised other countries put up with microsoft for basic things like email/word rather than a "must be built within country for security reasons"
autoexecbat··on The Papa Johns closest to The Pentagon is far busier than usual
Probably just air strikes to make a point
autoexecbat··on I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA
Getting a visa and staying on it can be emotionally difficult situation, do you know if there are therapists who specialize in helping with this area?
autoexecbat··on Zed Decoded: Async Rust
I meant it in jest
autoexecbat··on The $10k BYD Seagull EV is scaring the U.S. auto industry
$13k instead of $10k is still great for a tiny car!
autoexecbat··on The $10k BYD Seagull EV is scaring the U.S. auto industry
I really want a car that small - as the family's second car
autoexecbat··on Zed Decoded: Async Rust
Interviewer: What editor do you use?

Interviewee: Vim

Interviewer: Sorry, we use Zed here

autoexecbat··on The Rise of the Remote Husband
Why would someone's work location impact what house chores they do. It's still work-time not home-chores time.
autoexecbat··on US Government funds pilot project for heated sand energy storage
> There are air conditioning systems that are powered by heat, not by electricity.

How does that work?

autoexecbat··on How Hertz’s bet on Teslas went sideways
Is there a good place to look at these 1-year-old (specifically) RVs post-dumping?
autoexecbat··on Pitcairn Island Immigration
Remote islands can be very useful to navies
autoexecbat··on Subroutine calls in the ancient world, before computers had stacks or heaps
Outside of a university course, if I see recursion in a non-FP language I consider it a code-smell
autoexecbat··on Microsoft posted on the FFMPEG tracker that their issue is 'high priority'
Is Microsoft paying FFMPEG for support?
autoexecbat··on Demographics professor warns that by 2531, everyone in Japan will be named Sato
There's popular, and then there's double digit % popular.

I have a very popular first name, but it's still way less than 1% of population for my gender and it's already "too common" at my workplace such that we have to use surnames instead

autoexecbat··on Will any crap we put into graphene increase its electrocatalytic effect? (2020)
Say if you wanted to issue passports for New Atlantis, how do you go about doing that, is there some passport production machine that is purchasable off the shelf?
autoexecbat··on When new hires get paid more, top performers resign first
Forever, for two reasons.

1. It's a large financial hit at an already highly stressful time. It's usually also a non-optional expense.

2. It also taxes those who are childless.

We already do free childcare via K-12 education in the US via taxes, we just need to fill in the gap before that.

autoexecbat··on Do you really need Kubernetes?
It's easy. When I look at resumes that come in, a sea of people listing experience with k8s and rarely a mention of nomad.

When your team has familiarity with something, it's a bit harder to suggest an alternative unless it's quite a lot better

autoexecbat··on Backdoor in upstream xz/liblzma leading to SSH server compromise
I'm really curious about if the act of injecting a backdoor into OSS software is legal/illegal ?

Are they somehow in the clear unless we can show they actively exploited it?

autoexecbat··on When new hires get paid more, top performers resign first
> please have at least three kids.

I'm very happy to do so - on exacally one condition, daycare becomes free.

autoexecbat··on The company building a rotating detonation engine is pushing the tech forward
> less interested in being part of the MIC than they used to be

It's just TC being too low

Plenty of us are happy, even pleased, to make weapons.

autoexecbat··on Porn sites are banning Texas
It would just move off-shore, there would still be plenty of non-ID-required content
autoexecbat··on Intel One Mono
I get a DRM enable request when visiting that page
autoexecbat··on The IRS Has an Answer to TurboTax
Does the IRS have way to know all of your income?
autoexecbat··on National Park Service Sued over New No-Cash Policy at National Parks
I would be rather surprised if it didn't
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