The really scary thing to receive after publishing a new essay is the polite email whose subject line includes e.g. "statistical error."
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Counterintuitive as it sounds, I'm always encouraged when I publish a new essay and get showered with insults. Showered = lots of people saw it, and insults = there were no big mistakes in it for them to refute.
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I do. But, I don’t think I got PMF yet.
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Attention is good when you're a writer
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How could you make your essay's easier to error correct? I can't wait for the next set of blogging platforms with suggesting built in.
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A new one?? I'm still rereading the bayesian statistics essays.
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You know you're done something right when some people hate you for it.
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What's your per post avg research time and avg time devoted for writing and editing? It must vary from post to post.. just curious to know.
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Similarly, one of the reasons I am positive about Bitcoin is the amount of hysterical attacks it gets from nay-sayers,
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I write a weekly newsletter and have never received an insult. Now I feel like a failure.
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You wouldn't get them so much with a newsletter because everyone has signed up to receive those. The people who freak out about essays tend to be those who follow people who follow you, but don't follow you.
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