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Interesting that none of these articles ever address the root causes of structural unemployment. Globalization combined with rapidly advancing technology are allowing an ever shrinking pool of extremely talented people to satisfy the world's demand for products. This is a reality that can no longer be ignored. It is not just the majority of Americans that are unemployable, but the majority of the world's population.

Technology's leveraging power has become so severe that a company like Apple can reasonably expect to supply the entire world market with smart phones. Another example is SpaceX, which is pioneering the future of space flight with a team of only 1300 employees.

Globalization depresses wages for traditional labor, while technology facilitates an extreme leverage for talent. These two forces are enough to obviate the vast majority of the domestic work force. As long as this reality is ignored, the discussion of potential solutions is futile.

Further reading: http://www.thelightsinthetunnel.com/
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Of course I meant "timezones" and not "timelines" - thank you, autocorrect.
Seems they're listening, as this no longer appears to be the case.
I think one bizarreness needs to be pointed out, lest it seems too strange for some people who are used to a slightly more rational universe — all this talk of "job creation" is a lunatic side-effect of our economic system. One might think that millions of homeless and unemployed people represent a huge untapped demand for goods and services; they're humans like any other. But of course, our system doesn't work that way.

The notion of systematic unemployment is bizarre. (No matter what justifications were invented to paper over its absurdity with.) It represents idle hands which have nothing to do. The US could have enormous productive output. The infrastructure and know-how is there; it's not like someone dropped bombs all over the place and reduced it to a 3rd world nation. But as a society, we choose not to use these resources, nor do we allocate much of our output to the "lower classes" of people.
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I didnt like it. I used to use ninja theme on old gmail , when i switched to the newer version it was really hard to distinguish read and unread mails. I tried other themes and most darker themes have same problem :( Any have felt the same ?
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My understanding is that the primary group of Scala evangelists are aiming for Scala adoption through promotion direct to enterprises as a blanket solution to every market, without any real effort to promote Scala at grass roots or toolchain levels.

Correctly some other prominent Scala community members are concerned that this approach can easily lead to high profile failures in Scala adoption and that is a death blow when a language/platform is in infancy and that they should narrow their initial promotion to a few key markets and grow from there.
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If clarity was one of the design goals, the author should have included the 2x2 matrix. Sometimes, the best opinions aren't those that corrects our wrongly-held beliefs, but those that don't create them, which is much more silent.
It's hypothetical to say Gates held back innovation. Period. There is no way to arrive on what the world would be now if for e.g Bill didn't create Microsoft. I respect Jobs but admire Gates. The fact is, he contributed in making PCs affordable. Yes, the world could have had better technologies if not for Microsoft but you don't know that would have happened. It's always easy to imagine better things but reality is way different.

Edit: And I'm surprised by the amount of hate against Bill Gates in HN. We all need to think a minute on what each one of us personally did to make the world better and then opine on Bill Gates. It's easy to hold grudge and hate someone for some hypothetical reasons.
I wonder how much of the threat profile involves corrupt shipping workers and other inside jobs and how much involves grand iPhone heists.
I hope it's well optimized for fibonacci algorithms now.
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Yes, used eLance, got ripped off, ended up with spaghetti code of the worst sort. And yes I had checked ratings and references.
In WP7 world, it's always have been called unlock. The career unlock is called as SIM unlock and this one as developer unlock.
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Malaysia has effectively witnessed an upsurge in the profitability and development of the domestic biotechnology industry.
I just looked at Telstra's plans for iPhone in Australia and you can get the base model iPhone 4S for $63 a month or the 64GB model for $72 a month. An Android phone will cost you at least $59 a month on a contract but there are also handset repayments involved. Granted this is our more expensive carrier but the only one you can really rely on for coverage outside the main cities.
The free price comes at the expense of your privacy which in invaded by personalized ads.

And in exchange get a system where when your non-tech-savvy friend breaks their computer their data is still safe waiting for them?

Or when they want to send you a document they just press the share button?

Google Docs and MS Office are very different products, but saying Docs is inherently worse ignores the benefits provided by a web based system that Office just can't provide.
>A lot of people take it as a given that the film will start 20 minutes after the advertised time and so plan accordingly. //

I can't understand how this is allowed by the ASA (in the UK). Why is it you can't advertise the ticket price as £8 when it's really £12 but you can advertise the start time as 7pm when it's really 7:20pm; it's not like they didn't know the start time.
Yes, in a sense.

I am reminded of oscar wilde: "All art is useless."

This is one of the only useful definitions of "art," which is otherwise a concept very tricky to pin down, it is that which serves no purpose other than to delight.
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One data point: I was the sole major in Comparative Literature at my undergrad college. At the time, the department had a requirement that you do four higher-level literature courses in two languages that were not English. That meant that you had to reach fluency in two (non-English) languages by the start of your third year. Nobody did it, and eventually (years after I left) the department began allowing people to get Comp Lit degrees by reading works solely in translation (something my professors found hideous).

One nice thing about being the sole graduate in your subject? You win all the university and/or departmental awards in that subject by default. Looks impressive (to outsiders) but feels awkward.

For what it's worth, my two languages were Ancient Greek and Latin (I went on to study Classics in graduate school), so apparently, you wrote your comment just for me.
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Follow this logic:

1. for over 12 months big US carriers have been offering free androids with 2 years contract signon.

2. Samsung has the top selling smartphone in the US despite 4s numbers..

3. iphone release and Jobs dies.

The article is lacking in logic and few other points
This article makes a very strange factual error: ...permanent cuts in taxes and regulation. These policies may (or may not) make the economy healthier in 5 years or 10, but the immediate impact would require firing a large number of America’s roughly 23 million government workers.

This is not true. You could cut taxes and reduce compensation for 23 million government workers.
Show HN: A clean directory of awesome startups
Most of the directory or listing services are worthless from a browser's point of view. Your startup(or any listed business) gets lost somewhere buried under categories and sub-categories. So, while these directories do offer a link or two, they really do not provide any value or a good user-experience to a casual browser who simply wants to check out cool startups, quickly find out a bit about them and explore further if interested.

I created StartupOnTop to address this very issue and offer a directory that presents startups in a clean, clutter-free manner. It offers a top-down view (startups first, categories later) and also shows a "quick - view" for users to quickly learn about a startup.

Most importantly, I intend to vigorously maintain it - I would like to keep it ad-free and spam-free. That means, the site is not meant for ‘every’ startup and will try to prevent the site from generic dilution. After a free first month, charging a basic maintainance fee.

Here is the submission link: http://startupontop.com/submit-startup/

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The day which we are all yoked to the silicon valley drive towards ultimate productivity and the whole of society is locked in one wild-eyed, redbull swigging death march towards launching their amazing consumer products unto each other is the day I slit my throat live on TV. As I slump, bubbling and frothing to the floor of the reality tv startup contest studio, the terrified panic on the faces of the VC judges shall serve as an incoherent and meaningless howl into the void of endless efficiency and unlimited, exponential, never-ending, self-justifying wealth-creation. My own futile demise shall be my ultimate MVP.

What is wrong with these people who think that the world would be a better place if everyone was exactly like them? There seems to be an increasing concentration of them here.

There is more than one kind of wealth in the world.
> No, there will always be timezones, even if we call them something else. Even on swatch time, I still have to keep track of which one-hour window I can schedule a multi-continent conference call in,

Your missing the point. The fact that there are no timezones would mean everyone is on the same time, so it's much easier to schedule said hour. It makes coordination much easier.

mseebach 56 minutes ago | link

No, there will always be timezones, even if we call them something else. Even on swatch time, I still have to keep track of which one-hour window I can schedule a multi-continent conference call in, because my colleagues in New York aren't going to be in the office three hours before sunrise, no matter what their clocks say.

> Now "he usually gets up before 2pm" means one thing, and "gets up before 4am" means another.

It's still highly arbitrary. The only thing that would change is that the sun position per hour would change depending on where you are. I don't see the problem, honestly. The advantages of much easier global coordination would far outweigh this.
Are you just saying/guessing this? I have a PhD in Classics, and although I did my graduate work 20 years ago, I'm still in contact with people in that field. The standard is that for a five year program, nearly everyone can expect (1) to be a TA for 1-3 years (and receive pay that way), (2) to receive a writing fellowship (often from your university) for 1-2 years (and thus be able to receive pay while focusing on a dissertation) or (3) to hit the jackpot and receive an external grant for 1-5 years which spares you from some of the teaching duties in (1). In addition to that, everyone (except non-US citizens) has his or her formal tuition waived by some bizarre sleight-of-hand that the university does with itself.

Let me stress that since Rariel brings it up below: nobody pays tuition (again, except non-US citizens).

People take out loans for extra money (the grants and TA stipends ranged in the 9,000-12,000 dollar range per year in my time, 1992-1997), but nobody pays their tuition. One standard joke was that we were so much better off than the professional students (Business, Med School, Law School) because they did pay tution. I never paid a dime in tuition and finished graduate school with nothing more than mild (< $3,000) credit card debt.

I have no reason to believe that this system has changed. Do you have any sources for your claim?
I used to have a watch that gave beats. Totally useless other than annoying friends by constantly converting any meeting time into beats.

I think it will take colonising other planets before the world is ready for a new unit of time and at that point the whole concept of 'day' is kind of out the window.
I don't think anyone needs to be convinced that we should stop with DST, or the whole timezones thing for that matter.
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Another self taught developer here who found work just after I started to take it really seriously and let my ambition take hold.

You say you have been getting freelance work. Put all that on your CV if you haven't already. And work on building a proper online portfolio using your current skillset. The benefits of doing this are thus:

1. Professionalism. You're a bona-fide freelancer ostensibly running a business under your own name. Taking advantage of this shows you mean business.

2. Publicity. Potential employers can find your website (after pimping it out everywhere and making it known wherever you can) and have all the information they need to consider you as a candidate right there. It also helps for contracts until you find full-time employment.

Speaking of your site/portfolio, it's dreadful. Setting a proper site up for yourself and identifying what makes a good portfolio would be a good thing to do.

Finally, and being totally honest, the last thing I would do when looking to hire a developer is trawl through a potential candidate's github account, finding out what sort of contributions were made to the JS flavours of the month. I'm not interested in seeing code samples right off the bat, I'm more interested in seeing how you sell yourself - how your website and portfolio and demonstrable skills* paint a picture of the sort of person you are - and how enthusiastic you are about getting a job.

I'm interested in you, the person, and the specifics of your work (eg. the code samples) and other contributions would come up later in interview.

I don't mean to be overly harsh but your online presence and how you present yourself/your work are, in my opinion, key to better finding the work you want.

*demonstrable skills not as in bug fixes on github but as in the work put into your website.
Isn't comparing Go to Xtend something like comparing apples to oranges? The first one is a language that can be used for low-level development. The other one provides a nicer syntax and some cool features for Java. If anything, it can be compared to Cofeescript which basically does the same thing for Javascript.
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I doubt the malaria vaccine will pan out, and even if it does I doubt it will be worth it. Because Bill Gates 'donated' millions of dollars to politicians he was able to kill open standards and open file formats. Because of this there are literally hundreds of thousands if not millions of college-educated people whose entire jobs revolve around making things compatible with broken systems that were designed that way on purpose to make Bill Gates money.

The net loss to society from this is far greater than the value of whatever money Bill Gates is trying to throw around after the fact.
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I find the volume of defensive comments a little amusing, since three times a day we all vote up and universally agree ideas are cheap and execution is king. The author is drawing the same parallel to characteristics of individuals.

Unlike most of you, I read that and found myself saying "yes!" It's the tortoise and hare argument: good dev teams are disciplined, focused and stable. I suspect the backlash is because it stung a bit, since many here saw themselves in flighty Jack, versus measured Diane. I was there too, but have learned from a few failed projects and disappointed clients. I encourage you to reflect upon yourself a little more carefully; good execution is decidedly unsexy and needs more Diane than Jack.
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The notion of systematic unemployment is bizarre. (No matter what justifications were invented to paper over its absurdity with.) It represents idle hands which have nothing to do...But as a society, we choose not to use these resources...

"As a society", we choose nothing. If you believe their output is useful, why don't you hire some of them?

Structural theories of unemployment are merely theories which claim that you have no idea what job they can profitably perform, and they have no idea what jobs to bother applying to. Or, alternately, there are barriers preventing them from taking such a match (e.g., some people may consider unemployment benefits + leisure superior to a marginally higher paying job).
I'm actually kind of worried about what the generated Java code will look like. From what I can see from the greeter example, it's.. well, not very pretty. It certainly looks nothing like what one would normally write if one was writing pure Java code. Imagine having to maintain that.
Why couldn't they have just ported the Winamp core and its playback plugins over to Mac? What the hell is this crap?
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Nothing says you need to pick a single amount of specificity and then apply it everywhere. Sounds to me like he cares more about precisely where he lives than precisely what he pays, which is pretty sensible.
Actually, yes, the current timezones do tell me that.

The time known as 7 AM is early morning everywhere. 11 AM is late morning everywhere. 2 PM is early afternoon everywhere. 8 PM is mid evening everywhere.

By their definition, timezones are 100% accurate for telling the "part of the day".

They're inaccurate in the sense of telling where the sun is in the sky - not too big of a deal, really. But even then, they're close enough for casual purposes.
The idea is that a customer’s intensity of demand for aftermarket goods (e.g. the concessions) provides a meter of how much the customer is willing to pay for the primary good (e.g. admission). If this correlation in tastes for the two goods is positive, a high price on the aftermarket good allows firms to extract a greater total price (admissions plus concessions) from higher type customers.

I absolutely love this answer. I think it explains to a T the best way to extract value from a social network - and Zynga is proving it more than anyone.

The cost to join a social network is some amount of personally identifiable information. The value you get out of joining is that you will be able to contact, keeps tabs on, and enjoy various types of media with people you're interested in (friends on Facebook, celebs/friends/thought leaders on Twitter).

However, the cost to joining the social network is lower than the cost that some people (higher type customers) are willing to pay, so social networks and their app makers seek to extract the surplus by charging for various types of digital content (ironically, sometimes movies - http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/technology-blog/now-playing-face... ).

Zynga takes this to an even greater level by offering you a chance to play with your friends for free, and then charging higher type customers for additional content.

In both of these cases, the value provided to the customer is directly correlated to the number of people using the service (you know, Network Effects, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_effects ), but to those higher type social butterflies that need to show off their good taste by buying kitten icons or can't watch a movie online without their friends watching with them or need to be able to school their friends at Mafia Wars, they are willing to pay more than others and will pay a great deal more than their friends for a similar experience.

One last thought: the "activities with celebrities" marketplace is incredibly fertile. Night clubs pay celebs big money if they party on the premises. Celebrity golf events bring in big cash for charities. It seems like Twitter is perfectly positioned to cash in on this phenomenon, and I have no doubt that their are some higher-type Twitterers that would pay big money in a scarcity situation to play Mafia Wars with Shaq.
The arrogance of a lot of the comments is depressing. What would you think if a Humanities major said that Math, Science, etc. were easy because they were simply formalisms. Simply gather the inputs, put them through a fixed series of steps and receive your precious "objective answers". And remember a mere computer (and we all know they are simply stupid, passive machines) can solve math problems.

That position is a caricature - and completely wrongheaded, but it's not much worse than many of the statements here about Humanities. There is no simple move from "non-objective answer" to "easy", nor - even more - from "non-objective and many possible answers" to "anything goes random subjectivism". That's just sloppy thinking.

tl;dr If you find yourself comparing an entire academic field to a degree in basket weaving, you've gone off the rails.
I go to a theater owned by a film museum, where the tickets are less expensive. Went to see El ángel exterminador just a couple of weeks ago.
No, it means they just don't have to report his bonus to the SEC, since he's just a SVP.
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> Office is a pretty good product.

Yeah... which was incompatible with previous version of itself, which happily saved deleted information in the file, crashed like hell and (in my opinion) taught people to just mark stuff and change it, instead of structuring documents properly.
(5 years from today) Extend is too low level ... I think we need another meta language on top of it.
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