How exactly are they not unions? They lobby for legislation to erect barriers to entry to reduce competition and secure higher wages for their members. The ABA was actually the target of an anti-trust investigation by…
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Seems to have worked well enough for doctors and lawyers. They're unionized (through the AMA and ABA), upper-class professionals who command much more respect from the general public than we do, and whereas our salaries…
This to me is the biggest barrier to reading anyone else's Haskell code. It seems like it's always full of unfamiliar, ungooglable infix operators.
How exactly are they not unions? They lobby for legislation to erect barriers to entry to reduce competition and secure higher wages for their members. The ABA was actually the target of an anti-trust investigation by…
thanks
Seems to have worked well enough for doctors and lawyers. They're unionized (through the AMA and ABA), upper-class professionals who command much more respect from the general public than we do, and whereas our salaries…
This to me is the biggest barrier to reading anyone else's Haskell code. It seems like it's always full of unfamiliar, ungooglable infix operators.