Matt Gaiser

Essays on AI, software, and economics

Matt Gaiser: essays on AI, software, and economics

A row of stalls in a public washroom

Editor's pick · Economics · Policy

Who will clean the toilets?

Basic income debates always ask who will do the unpleasant work. A close look at one public washroom suggests we design far more of that work than we need to.

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  1. I Shipped a Merge Request to a Repo I Had Never Seen, in a Language I Have Never Used AI · Software
  2. My Interview with The Solver's Edge Podcast(opens The Solver's Edge)
  3. Free Code Coverage for Pull Requests on GitHub DEV(opens DEV)
  4. Who will clean the toilets? Economics · Policy
  5. The Chrome Extension Deployment Checklist DEV(opens DEV)
  6. How to debug an Office.js Manifest File DEV(opens DEV)
  7. How to communicate more deliberately when working remotely Stack Overflow(opens Stack Overflow Blog)
  8. The Anatomy of an Instructional Pitch Freedom With Writing(opens Freedom With Writing)
  9. There Must be Useful Processes For Resolving Real World Edge Cases Policy
  10. There Should Be Social Engineering Bug Bounties Software · Policy
  11. You Should Spend 250 Hours Learning About Mortgage Interest Economics
  12. Does scrum ruin great engineers or are you doing it wrong? Stack Overflow(opens Stack Overflow Blog)
  13. I was Named Opportunity Desk's June 2020 Young Person Of the Month Opportunity Desk(opens Opportunity Desk)
  14. COVID Has Shown that Elder Care Needs Disruption Business · Policy
  15. Amazon Should Not Be the Easiest Website to Search for Shoes Business · Software
  16. Things You Can Do If You Do Not Have a Tech Internship This Summer Careers
  17. How to Win at MindSumo from the #1 All-Time Solver Careers
  18. How to Have Better Meetings Stack Overflow(opens Stack Overflow Blog)
  19. How to Onboard Yourself to Your New Job Stack Overflow(opens Stack Overflow Blog)
  20. I Was Named One of Major League Hacking's Top Hackers of 2020 MLH(opens Major League Hacking)