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Comment #24588971
Great explanation of the issues here: https://medium.com/incerto/the-masks-masquerade-7de897b517b7
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Comment #22702585
I'm reminded of Naseem Taleb's statement that when you measure a table with a ruler, you are also measuring the ruler with the table.
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Comment #22532611
Oof, claiming there is only one tool in the toolbox. Painful.
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Comment #22092064
Your hometown street is one data point. There's a huge spectrum to choose from between that and Bay area/London. This feels like a false dichotomy.
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Comment #22091746
Sounds like you were looking for more of a college town vibe. Austin, Athens, Madison, etc.
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Comment #22091681
Even with a great tech salary, your wealth is NOT noteworthy at the local bank. The amount of ego in this thread is impressive!
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Comment #21528417
The point about insurance is not accurate. In some low-lying areas, these statements are accurate, but even in coastal areas it is far more common to have a finished 1st floor with…
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Comment #20548306
It's his job to direct traffic through the space, I'm sure they understand that he knows best when and how to do the work.
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Comment #20548280
seriously...it's like the HN Drinking Game in here
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Comment #20547914
His management is thoughtful! Plotters are cheap, but the entire chain of events leading to an effective sign being installed is almost certainly higher than this one guy spending …
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Comment #18784252
Does HN have direct messages??? I'd like to share information about grades and time spent in lms! Drop me a line at zorak8me@gmail.com.
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Comment #18699144
Design Thinking is just solving problems (and creating new solutions) from the end-user's perspective. Some people are naturally good at it, but others need some structure to make …
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Comment #18310840
Waldorf is all about fostering imagination, so they try to limit anything that comes with a pre-defined set of ideas that tell you how to interact with it. A plastic firetruck alre…
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Comment #16459542
Swear jar is a great analogy. Also, that'll be $2. It's a game mechanic that encourages people to be more thoughtful about how they think about a problem. Not perfect, like the swe…
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Comment #14427639
I think the biggest factor in the success of those schools isn't any specific policy. It's the selection bias. These kids have at least one parent/guardian that cares enough to put…
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Comment #14427599
The Dunning-Kruger is strong in this thread. So many misconceptions!
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Comment #14403584
May I ask how you are defining 'social network'? I'm guessing you and op have different pictures in your heads about what makes a social network, as opposed to a simple forum.
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Comment #14403191
Glad to read this. I thought I might be the only one picking up on the irony here. I mean, come on. He JUST read about D-K, then demonstrates it in action.
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Comment #14389091
I just want to be clear... Are you implying that the author doesn't understand the difference between different measures of central tendency?
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Comment #14389036
I have seen D-K written about in the context of beginner-experts; people that don't have more knowledgeable peers to help them see the limitations of what they know (think one-man …
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Comment #14387516
I wonder how expertise in one domain translates to D-K effect in other domains.
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Comment #13906545
I feel your pain. I wanted to build board games for training in my org three years ago and management said it wasn't an interesting idea!