Kinnard

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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   I wonder if medium could partner with Brave Browser
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   Hmmm, I've developed both skills in tandem . . . maybe I should start calling myself a unicorn . . .
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   I'd love to see information on the latter.
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   Please elaborate
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   Injury is heritable. Just as the gains from it are.
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   Why wouldn't those injured seek any due recourse?
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   Insightful. But still problematic.
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   A Single Typo May Have Tipped the Election(techcrunch.com)

   1 points by Kinnard 10y ago|0 comments
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   Wow! Hope you get in touch with the researchers and share your conjecture!
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    The Hierarchy of Engagement(news.greylock.com)

    1 points by Kinnard 10y ago|0 comments
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Wouldn't the process still just be 'science' though even if the results are forthcoming?
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    You're on the front page of HN. I'd improve your sign-up flow ASAP if I were you.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    The deductive reasoning used, for example, in geometry has done quite well for humanity . . .
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I bet there's a spectrum, even within 'science'. Some social science is rather empirically oriented, like demography. Others are less so, which doesn't make them any less useful, like frontier thesis: https://
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    Google Form Stripper(github.com)

    4 points by Kinnard 10y ago|0 comments
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    Black American Sign Language (BASL)(en.wikipedia.org)

    3 points by Kinnard 10y ago|0 comments
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    This reminds me of open-source ecology: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S63Cy64p2lQ
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Well, it wouldn't be "vulnerable" to a 51% attack, this would just be controlled by a mint which was the model for cryptocurrencies until Satoshi figured out mining: http://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/cgi
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    You'll really appreciate this research on the evolution of self-awareness and mirror neurons: https://www.edge.org/conversation/the-neurology-of-self-awar...
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I spent a semester abroad in Senegal during the financial crisis of 2008. I wonder what the details are. The CFA is pegged to the Euro, so this could mark Senegalese monetary independence. A different sort of liberation than most in the blo
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I'm surprised the value in transparency isn't obvious. I'll think more about how to convey my thoughts on it.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I see no problem with being fastidious.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    That would be Haldeman : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._R._Haldeman ?
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Does the HN team have any plans to increase transparency on flagging. Maybe a way to view flagged stories and how many users are flagging them?
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Halderman is a computer security professor at UofM: https://jhalderm.com/
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Must have an API, or at least export as csv AND json buttons. I use the pomodoro technique, it 100% necessary for me to be able to connect my task list with the pomodoro app I use: https://pomotodo.com
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I'm inclined to disagree with the author's thesis. I agree that talking to users is essential, but I think his heurstic is arbitrary: "You’re doing it right if you can get a third of potential users to pay you money within a
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I wonder if this in response to the recent launch of zcash: http://z.cash
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Deepgram because their interview would be very meta, they just raised $1.9M, and they're a YC company: http://deepgram.com
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Why?