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by 9rx 8mo ago
Same way we determine all the other inputs that go into the various unemployment rates? Ask. "Marginally attached" and "discouraged workers" are already tracked and reported in U4, U5, and U6, so this is a strange hypoth
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Cartels are not at odds with libertarianism. In fact, freedom of association is the fundamental underpinning of libertarianism. Unions are the libertarian solution to labour woes. Other groups normally favour regulation instead. Libertari
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> I also worry that my desire to become a manager is in direct conflict with my desire to contribute to labor organization. Nah. You can definitely do both. A labor organization of any meaningful size needs management. A labor union is
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Labor organization is the solution on the right. The left believes in regulation.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> we end up tracking throughput proxies (story points completed, velocity, number of tickets closed, burndown charts) and treating that as success That sounds more like scrum or something in that wheelhouse, which isn't agile, but
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> I’ve never seen a product/project manager questioning themselves: does this feature add any value? Should we remove it? To be fair, it is a hard question to contend with. It is easier to keep users who don't know what they&
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> Our banks have endless painful papercuts yet most of us don't change banks just because of one pain. Only because they're all painful. If there was a bank that was recognized as perfect, people would switch in short order.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> Granted I'm not a software developer, so the things I work on tend to be simpler. Intriguing statement. I've worked in a number of disciplines over the years and software, by far, presents the simplest things of all.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Social media has none of that. Sometimes it is conflated with that as Facebook was social media for the first five minutes of its life, until they realized you can't make money with social media and quickly pivoted.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
As I recall it, the claim was that people would become less valuable, not that they would necessarily work less. The goal is to reduce the cost of hiring, not to give people freedom.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Funny, I haven't told you anything about the architecture yet. But as you don't want to use the tools anyway and it is only a three byte program for the target machine, the good news is that it can quite easily be assembled by han
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> Both of these methods have an undesirable side effect for me, which is that it immediately pops up the passcode dialog saying that a passcode is required to activate Face ID. Must be an iOS 26 thing? I haven't dared upgrade yet.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> I searched harder, just for you. I know this one! How did you waste your time? > How would you like to send the $500? Simpsons already did it. Well, at least it is a lot funnier than that PNG thing.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> I can't even use that, otherwise only clang stuff pops up. The searchable form is 'clanglang'. golang is the language compiled by the go compiler, like erlanglang is compiled by the erlang compiler, and clanglang is c
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> If you want to establish a new word, you need to make sure that the word also sticks in common use. That depends on your goals. If you are writing in your private journal, or a comment on HN, it doesn't matter one bit. If you wa
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by 9rx 8mo ago
No, that is right, assembly doesn't work in what looks like the output of a Unix shell. Assembly is intended to be input to an assembler. Easy mistake to make, I suppose.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> Nope, that's incorrect english There is no correct or incorrect here, but I will say it looks perfectly fine to me — naturally, as anything goes. I don't understand it. Is that what you are trying to communicate? There are
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Same here. But, then again, I talk about it all the time, so who knows what the article is trying to get at.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> We stand on the brink of a world where some wealthy people will get more wealthy Not to the degree you might originally think. Most of the wealth being captured today is hypothetical wealth (i.e. promises) to be delivered in a hypoth
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by 9rx 8mo ago
It is a fundamental property of the universe. Whether or not it is useful is immaterial. Humans are unable to read minds. They can only make up words and use them as they intend. There is no other way. Despite your insistence, I think you w
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Words are something made up to express whatever the speaker/author intends them to, so there is really no such thing as correct or incorrect there. A dictionary can hint at the probability of someone else understanding a word absent of
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> Have a meaning in mind and get the word? The only way to get this before was to read a ton of books and be knowledgable or talk to someone who was. There was another way: Make one up. That is what the people you read from/talked
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by 9rx 8mo ago
I'll take things that never happened for $500, Alex
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> but there are good reasons for using golang. Such as? If you type in 'C' into HN's search box, the first result is about the F.C.C., followed by C.E.O., then USB-C. Even once we finally see one about a programming lang
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by 9rx 8mo ago
It doesn't need to link. That is the complete program. Are you suggesting I need to pass a flag to the C++ compiler to disable the linker? How do I do that?
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by 9rx 8mo ago
> your equivalent assembly program Right now, hlt jmp $0 I intend to add more later, of course, but I until I get past this hurdle I am unable to start. Does that help narrow things down for you?
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by 9rx 8mo ago
It is equivalent under scrutiny, but casually looking the books and seeing Nvida making a sale to Nvida sticks out like a sore thumb a lot more than Nvida making a sale to OpenAI. The latter is much more likely to pass as revenue.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Add concurrency and you more or less came up with same list C's own creator came up when he started working on a new language.
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Nothing about a dopamine hit out of it, no. Something about _main being an undefined symbol. Are you familiar with that error message?
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by 9rx 8mo ago
Searching "site:news.ycombinator.com go" on Google didn't yield any results that weren't about the Go programming language even after going several pages deep. What kind of search problems are you having, exactly? And wh

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