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uturingmachine | 2 years ago | on: The secretive rise of the 'overemployed'

In the US there are few scenarios where there is an employment contract. The vast majority of employment is "at will"; an employee can quit (or be terminated) at any time for any reason, so long as it is not expressly forbidden by law (e.g. firing someone for race, sexual orientation, age, etc). In particular, at-will employees are not guilty of breach of contract for working multiple jobs - there is no contract

uturingmachine | 2 years ago | on: Whistleblower drops 100 GB of Tesla secrets to German news site

This is not true, I purchased a Model 3 brand new in 2021; it has HW3 and it absolutely does phantom braking regularly on road trips. This is on US interstates.

uturingmachine | 2 years ago | on: Teaching Hopelessness to Kids of Color

The civil rights movement was ~60 years ago, this is absurd even on its own terms.

uturingmachine | 3 years ago | on: survey.apple.com showing Microsoft IIS default page

ASP.NET Core defaults to Kestrel even on Windows

uturingmachine | 3 years ago | on: Ask HN: Can one of the Google engineers add support for IPFS on Chrome?

They're not saying people associate the Brave browser with child porn/illicit markets, but rather the IPFS protocol

uturingmachine | 4 years ago | on: Show HN: ADA Compliance can increase your Shopify store sales by 30%

Not necessarily, the market often isn't rational

uturingmachine | 5 years ago | on: Guide to OOMKill Alerting in Kubernetes Clusters

Probably ran out of memory.