Re:Japan's government plans to encourage 4-day workweek, but...
by bob1029 on Monday June 21, 2021 @03:34AM
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"Absolutely no one" and "1%" have entirely different meanings to me. I thought it important to highlight the "insignificant" case (of which I am a member) to avoid some notion that this applies to 100% of people in reality. The way we usually go on about work around here concerns me, and I fear we risk alienating a very energetic and well-meaning segment of the community.
Re:Japan's government plans to encourage 4-day workweek, but...
by oblio on Monday June 21, 2021 @03:45AM
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HN comments (and in general, forum comments) are not PhD theses, they're generic, casual comments that in many cases try to tell a story.
Hyperbole is to be expected.
Re:Japan's government plans to encourage 4-day workweek, but...
by bob1029 on Monday June 21, 2021 @03:49AM
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Hyperbole or not it has an impact when repeated like some religion. This comment thread is making me not want to participate on hackernews.
Re:Japan's government plans to encourage 4-day workweek, but...
by oblio on Monday June 21, 2021 @04:12AM
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I think (I don't know you) that I wouldn't want you to do that, but to each their own.
You sound like you're having a bad day outside of HN, as this has been just a regular and might I say, civil, chat, otherwise.
A temporary break from HN (or social media in general), might not be a bad idea :-)
So that's... maybe 20% of the workforce?
> are the sole founder in the company
And with this we narrow it down to maybe 1% or less of the workforce.
He can be broad because your conditions don't apply to the overwhelming majority of workers. Statistically, your conditions cover an insignificant group.