it seems to be a different strain (and it's not a new one, I think)

So... hantavirus is transmissible.

They all are but generally difficult.

Andes strain is more transmissible but has only been shown to have one super spreader event previously.

Where is there a problem in Europe?

I if want to go to the US on the other hand, I need to give them my social media accounts. That doesn't sound like free speech to me

Chat Control is also at the door, and almost being invited in.

In "why not both" news, both sides are pursuing increasingly aggressive immigration enforcement, which is imposed on everyone who goes through an airport.

(Intra-Schengen flights lets you avoid most of this, but the heavier enforcement on extra-Schengen is the tradeoff)

A photo of seashells gets you indicted:

https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/28/politics/justice-departme...

I was also afraid of that, but I actually really liked the recent videos.

Yeah actually I haven't been dissapointed with the quality of the new videos so far, I will hold my breath though as venture capitals priorities aren't always aligned long-term.

What about nuclear?

Uranium is only naturally formed by the r-process (rapid neutron capture) in supernovae and neutron star mergers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium#Origin

Fuel was created by the explosion of supernovae, still solar but not our sun.

By that logic, all of the Earth and the moon were once parts of stars, so tidal and geothermal are also solar.

When people say "solar energy", they are usually referring to first order solar energy, directly from photons, not second or third order solar energy after it has been trapped into other sources of potential energy.

Tidal kinda isn't solar since it's from rotation's and orbits' energies though.

If it's not our sun then it isn't solar.

Pedantry I can get behind. Cheers

Probably neutron star collisions, actually.

tiny insignificant amounts

try it with something published before 2022. do you still get the same results?

I really doubt those tools are good for anything

Microsoft added markdown support to Notepad, and that went well /s

+1 for the podcast.

I would try to apply but as far as I know they require 4 hours overlap with PST which excludes Europe

It doesn’t strictly exclude Europe, we have a few employees in Europe. But as the other reply says, they work slightly odd hours.

> I would try to apply but as far as I know they require 4 hours overlap with PST which excludes Europe

Wouldn't that depend less on where you are and more about your sleeping schedule? I generally go to bed around 04:00Z, up around 11:30Z sometime, seems that would work regardless of location, no?

Unless the position *strictly* requires the overlap (e.g. Manufacturing or Program Management), you can apply. The required overlap is the expected team commitment you should abide to, the logistics are up to you to make it work. If that sounds encouraging, please apply!

I'm happily voluntarily unemployed, but happy to hear my reasoning was accurate regardless, cheers and good luck :)

If I were in college, that would make sense, but I like to spend evenings with my family.

You just need to find the right family it sounds like ;) We both have the same sleeping schedule so works out for us, and we hang out more than ever. But YMMV.

You should check out their podcast, Oxide And Friends

The UK is also opening investigations into the Esptein stuff.

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/starmers-government-aids-po...

Unlike the US administration which seems to be fine with what epstein and X are doing