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Comment #28498791
When I first heard of storybook I was not able to understand what exactly it did. I feel like this is similar with a lot of cool technologies built. At least for beginners or poten…
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Comment #24699483
This is brilliant! The text is could be used for reading as well, but the book selection is quite excellent. Do you think people could add contributions of text too, like submittin…
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Comment #24068122
This is very true, in his about me page, he says that he does not rely on any type of cloud and hosts through his own servers. A very unique approach indeed.
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Comment #24065712
Sublime Text has a vintage mode which has vim controls, which is very nice. It does not have an advanced set of commands that perhaps other editors might have, but it has the core …
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Comment #24065671
One useful configuration was changing the command mode key to a single letter. This way you did not have to switch back and forth between escape. Additionally, for people who have …
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Comment #24055902
This is a really great product! You did this with a lot of heart! I saw your most recent YouTube tutorial and the ending proved that you are very dedicated and driven to this. Only…
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Comment #23748337
Exactly! Before the virus hit I would walk long distances just wandering, mostly because I liked to move from place to place. I think of a lot of things while walking, but even mor…
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Comment #23748182
The book Walden by Henry David Thoreau would be a nice read for anyone interested in additional experiences from this article. I wanted to start gardening at a local club, but due …
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Comment #23630819
The Wiby search website is so cool! There is something really comforting and nostalgic about text-only websites. In one of the searches I came across Project Gutenberg Australia. h…
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Comment #23326582
Yes, this is the book that Koppelman talked about. Apologies for not referencing this earlier!
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Comment #23317349
No problem! I myself actually am a newcomer to writing, but I am excited to see how I develop myself as I continue with this!
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Comment #23317258
Shane Parrish recently did a podcast on this topic with Brian Koppelman. In the podcast, Brian Koppelman talked about how we wrote a single page everyday, however he did would not …
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Comment #23104063
I do not understand how such innovative organizations end up falling apart. Bell Labs had a similar objective, only researchers were able to do basically anything with unlimited fu…
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Comment #23103965
I guess conditioning over time has enabled consumers to develop resistance to ads, companies have to change things up otherwise they will see no value in online advertising. I will…
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Comment #23096931
I feel a bit conflicted on this idea as I too believe that some things do not require attention. However, I always try to maintain a balance and try to read information if it feels…
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Comment #23062628
I feel like I am in a similar situation. One of the most beneficial things you can do before starting a self-learning activity is to develop a plan of strategy that you can follow.…
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Comment #22975881
The website Asymco http://www.asymco.com/category/asymcar/ , run by Horace Dediu is a great resource for understanding the declining utility of cars. In many ways I feel like the a…
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Comment #22844968
In regards to this, what approaches can people take to become more T-shaped? I consider Hacker News a very good resource for learning, however, I sometimes feel overwhelmed by the …