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by Kinnard 10y ago
Fascinating. I bet this would be even more powerful with a homoiconic language like Hebrew: http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/137068/jewish/... . And then penmen would have gotten what th
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Hmmm, I'm thinking you'd have the same problem storing secrets in a blockchain.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Perhaps it's an alternative practice/behavior rather than a "bad" practice?
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Introversion Is Not the Opposite of Extroversion(joshuaspodek.com)
1 points by Kinnard 10y ago|0 comments
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by Kinnard 10y ago
This seems to encroach dangerously on the right of voluntary association and I expect will set a precedent for other colleges and universities.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Sounds like a startup idea. Gayville at least appears to be doing well: http://www.gay-ville.com/
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I think it's a problem that happens through/is facilitated by technology which makes me wonder if a solution could be facilitated by technology. Furthermore, AirBnB is a tech darling, and a YC company.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Why do you think this isn't pertinent?
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by Kinnard 10y ago
This doesn't even account for the emergence of crypto-law which drives the point home.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Has AirBnB commented?
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I wonder if there's coordinate potential with seasteading? Astronauts are gonna want all sorts of goods and services upon landing I imagine. Having someone stationed nearby will mean swifter pickup of equipment and astronauts. And if t
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Poll: Which Will Win Ethereum or Bitcoin?
7 points by Kinnard 10y ago|3 comments
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Bitcoin
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Ethereum
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by Kinnard 10y ago
HN could use a lot of features that would improve its functionality. I think one of the reasons it's not quit so actively developed is the philosophy behind the project which has a lot to do with PG. He thinks people care about content
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I hope by now it's clear how hard it is to be "overly paranoid" about our government.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
You should check out zeronet: https://zeronet.io You should also check out 21's new pay-per-call api features: https://21.co/features/
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Hmmm, I'd say not quite. That's a precursor though, sure.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I'd be curious to see results from the uncollege program but they may be too new for the data to make any sense: http://uncollege.org
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by Kinnard 10y ago
You're halfway to a blockchain!
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BitPay Debuts Bitcoin Debit Card(coindesk.com)
2 points by Kinnard 10y ago|0 comments
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by Kinnard 10y ago
You might consider resubmitting as this didn't get too much attention.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
You might want to prepend a "SHOW HN: "
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by Kinnard 11y ago
Check out EPR: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_Preservation_and_Res... This I expect will converge with cryonics.
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by Kinnard 11y ago
No one frozen has been revived yet, but animals cooled have been and the procedure is being tested on human trauma victims in hospitals now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_Preservation_and_Res...
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by Kinnard 11y ago
HTML actually sucks, technically . . . It was never meant to be used to build modern web apps, just documents with links.
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by Kinnard 11y ago
While I could see this misapplied as a technique in that way, I don't think that's the spirit of non-violent communication.
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by Kinnard 11y ago
Seems like Linus Torvalds could use some training in nonviolent communication: http://firstround.com/review/power-up-your-team-with-nonviol...
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by Kinnard 11y ago
In particular I've found going for a run is great for routing around or through a programming problem . . . in fact I've found that I can't code well if I'm not running regularly.
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by Kinnard 11y ago
I'm beginning to think the "bubble" has more to do with financial news needing something to report on and get people's attention than the broad performance of the industry. In that case, it's the "Ad Bubble&quo

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