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blockwriter
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Comment #43167766
The Big Dig and Scratch & Win
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Comment #42275555
A few of this year's highlights for me and my notes on the books, where available. Fiction - Notes from Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky - https://papertrail.biblish.com/books/2ab2…
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Comment #40936739
I’m a little bit embarrassed to share it at this point, but I’m developing an application, called Biblish, that is meant to offer small utilities that augment the process of readin…
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Comment #40546293
Vercel after moving away from Docker containers running on AWS.
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Comment #39794571
I’ve been working on a note taking app specifically for literature where the idea is that small groups of writers will come across one another’s notes while they’re reading the sam…
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Comment #39233974
It would be great if you could find the machine that is closest to 2 or more different locations, like if I want to challenge several friends across the country to post our high sc…
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Comment #39197848
Can you recommend any books on this subject specifically?
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Comment #39181587
I've been doing research into the high-rise housing projects in Chicago. One of the things I'm curious about when it comes to advocacy for more housing and to have that housing be …
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Comment #38881469
Maybe we should mandate that plastics are manufactured with an off taste, similar to the way gas has a sulfur smell added to it.
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Comment #38855413
Yeah, I wish not only self-publishing one’s own work, it also creating a small journal for publishing other writers was the first instinct of young writers, especially young writer…
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Comment #38712819
A reading habit, past a certain point, is self-propagating, in my experience. Based on conversation, explicit reference in other texts, and a general sixth-sense of what books to r…
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Comment #38558389
Papertrail is a service for taking digital notes for books you read in print in a way that is accessible, sharable, and optionally public-facing. It operates a smidgen like a forum…
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Comment #38343156
I can’t understand this perspective. Why? What’s one guy being fired going to mean in the grand scheme of ai’s development?
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Comment #38061422
These estimates seem weighted toward the reality that books are simply not read, and it is a meta-rationale, like the book's relevance to some theme that is perpetually bandied abo…
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Comment #38029198
Hopefully I find this again in my bookmarks when I am 50+, looks like an awesome thing to try one's hand at.
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Comment #37760675
I'm opening a coffeeshop in Chicago and do not plan on accepting cash, just seems easier and safer to me.
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Comment #37754308
I have the same negative perception of AirBnBs in New York. I think the city also encourages hustler types, or people that are plugged in with local polls, who get away with everyt…
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Comment #37747756
One of the reasons literary fiction is becoming a lost art, I think, is due to how difficult it is to write about fiction. That difficulty extends to the discussion of fiction. I'm…
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Comment #37747621
The unrealistic character, running an illogical operation, comes to an obvious ending; point Shakespeare. I didn't realize Michael Lewis also wrote The Blind Side, which seems like…