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by Kinnard 7y ago
It actually wasn't Uber + Lyft (or their class better UXs) that convinced me. It was a taxi cab driver turned Uber + Lyft driver who looked at me incredulously when I asked him if Uber/Lyft was worth it. "You bet ya!", h
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Any chance YC's amazing events will not be on Saturday for the (admittedly small) minority of hackers who observe the Sabbath?
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Yeah, that's a great idea. I may do an analysis myself. I love that the mental models for both c:// and b:// are so much simpler. b:// — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20026014
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C:// CDN on the Bitcoin Blockchain(c.bitdb.network)
5 points by Kinnard 7y ago|3 comments
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B:// Websites on the Bitcoin Blockchain(github.com)
4 points by Kinnard 7y ago|0 comments
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by Kinnard 7y ago
I'm asking how he assesses their capacity, not asserting that he is not able to. Not a statement hiding in a question :|
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by Kinnard 7y ago
How are you able to assess what they are capable of?
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by Kinnard 7y ago
web.dev appears to repackage google's website optimization content in a more "narrative" format: https://web.dev/learn
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Ask HN: Best website performance optimization resources?
2 points by Kinnard 7y ago|2 comments
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Is it possible that ppl who work at facebook have ethics that merely differ from yours?
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Have you checked out arc? http://arclanguage.org/ Hackernews is written in arc. I also think its interesting the the comment structure is a tree, just like an S-expression: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Nope, looks like its a sparse field.
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Stack as in stack machine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_machine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack-oriented_programming
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Ask HN: Stack Programming Resources?
5 points by Kinnard 7y ago|5 comments
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Zero Knowledge Proofs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-knowledge_proof
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Ask HN: Stack Programming Resources?
1 points by Kinnard 7y ago|0 comments
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Anarchist hacker collective Noisebridge may be pushed out of Mission District(sfexaminer.com)
5 points by Kinnard 7y ago|0 comments
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Do you think regulated financial institutions don't cause massive societal harm? Have you seen the big short? Systems have holes people will go through them
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by Kinnard 7y ago
So they don't use unix time?
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by Kinnard 7y ago
This could be a problem for ricardian contracts and/or smart contracts
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Noisebridge is a spiritual rock for hackers in the Bay Area and around the world. It deserves your support!
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Don't forget luck!
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by Kinnard 7y ago
Which I think is common in the master-student relationship including when invaluable lessons are being passed on. An effed up reality. cf Pai Mei in Kill Bill or Sufi marabouts and their talibés in Senegal.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
Rate-of-learning: the most valuable startup compensation: https://kyletibbitts.com/rate-of-learning-the-most-valuable-... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13575706
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by Kinnard 8y ago
This doesn't account for recessions before the creation of the Federal Reserve.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
BitChat: https://bitchat.bitdb.network
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by Kinnard 8y ago
What makes this not a social experiment?
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by Kinnard 8y ago
This is too easily gamed to suffice as a rationale.
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by Kinnard 8y ago
And millennials make babies.
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Ask HN: Most hackable browser?
2 points by Kinnard 8y ago|2 comments

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