Kinnard

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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   Amen!
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   If that's true, it's creepy, scary, and disappointing. I wasn't aware that there were "no-no keywords". I hope it's not true.
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   You know, I'm somewhat skeptical of the idea that "the best" actually does always float to the top around here.
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   29 reasons you’re reading this article: why odd number listicles perform better(medium.com)

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

   I prefer octagram!!! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12219744
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   I'm sad about it . . . But I agree. In any case, it looks like the title has been changed again.
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   I appreciate that. I do wish there were more transparency. Some changes made by moderators are just too mysterious.
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   Personally I find some of the "curation" on HN heavy handed
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   by Kinnard 10y ago

   What was the previous title?
10. 430.▲
    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Haha, how'd you find this so fast?
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    If your one deep skill does go obsolete then being arrow-shaped better enables you to shift one of your mid-level skills to expert level, in which case you do become M-shaped . . . Personally I like the octagram !!!
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    The phrasing here is interesting, I think you need confidence to expose your mistakes and weaknesses in order to learn and grow. People who lack confidence are more likely to cover up their weaknesses and ignore their mistakes. This is the
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    This strikes me as ad hominen, you're evaluating the person, not their advice. "Bad people can't give honest testimony." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem In fact, I think there's a stro
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Perhaps it may not be winter everywhere all at once?
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    That's scary . . . did you ever end up getting it checked out?
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    Ask HN: Does HN have any plans to build in notifications?

    9 points by Kinnard 10y ago|5 comments
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    On a side note, most cavities/caries which get filled can be remineralized. That's particularly unfortunate because fillings need to be redone after two years on average, destroying even more of the natural tooth: http:/&#x2
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I can't tell if you're being serious or not.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I wonder how this will play with zeronet: http://zeronet.io
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I don't see a problem with (a lot) individual miners makings such choices. Not quite the same as concerted forking to reverse a bug in proprietary system that you don't like that others see as a feature.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Sources?
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    You probably want to prepend a "Show HN: "
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Prepend an "Ask HN: "
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I'm under the impression that there was widespread democide during and after the Norman Conquest, particularly with the goal of eliminating the anglo-saxon nobility and aristocracy.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    I doubt they could do what they're doing without a supportive state, there's a lot more than "market dynamics" at play here. Are you an engineer?
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    The New York Times has made great strides with interactive storytelling.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Great Data-Visualization Narrative, despite the bad news . . .
28. 448.▲
    by Kinnard 10y ago

    You may certainly boycott the farce— among other options.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Hmmm, this seems like it merits replication.
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    by Kinnard 10y ago

    Has anyone produce compelling insights on what causes these productivity differentials?