reining

Judiciously reining in curiosity when history has demonstrated it to be a fruitless endeavor and a distraction is the message of this essay.

Reigning is what a monarch does to a kingdom, reining is what a cowboy does to a horse.

This is at least as difficult as the feat they just accomplished in reining in inflation.

It's really sad to see how the role of Mike Reining is being diminished here.

I would like to see something drastic and concrete happen, if it lead to reining in the wolves.

All: Whether Uber needs reining in or not, HN threads about Uber do.

Maybe you should work on reining in that behaviour instead of indulging it.

My phone has something against reigndeer, but only when it's reining outside.

Many financial firms are reining in excel use by their business users.

It is some of the most vile speech one could imagine but it is protected due to extending precedents aimed at reining in McCarthy-era abuses.

> In the wake of the Edward Snowden leaks, most lawmakers seem more interested in reining in government surveillance than expanding it.

Also, knowing how the company used to function, I think Mike Reining was really important to its growth, so it's really unfair to ignore his input.

That includes reining in some of their "ooh, pretty data!

"Reining in the NSA" is what you want Obama to do.

* "Reining" is what a cowboy does to a horse.

I also regularly see "reigning in" when "reining in" is what's meant.

Reining in sprawl is probably a good thing, but US cities are very much 'not dense'.

Reining in is the act of pulling on the reins to stop a horse.