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I was thinking about reading it next. After reading your first impressions, I’ll probably deprioritise it in favour of something else
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iOS. Thanks!
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I do want it. How do I get access?
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Great idea! Lmk if I can help deliver this
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Museé d'Orsay National Gallery Vatican Museums
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Bookmarks and muting channels/words.
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It's not a must, but it will be difficult to get anything out of it if you know close to nothing. The conversation will happen in your own language and that's it. It helps a lot with practicing, but the other person is not a teacher.
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I like sketching buildings and ruins. The problem is that I'm really slow and never get to finish them.
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Using apps that pair you with native speakers trying to learn your native language has helped me a lot.
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When outcats?
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I’ve just finished “Read Write Own”, which I started reading mainly because of how many mentions it had here. Great book. It reminded me why I fell in love with the internet long ago and why that passion has mostly died lately. It also inspired me to try to go back to building cool stuff again.
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Yes, as long as it’s not some self-help book with a “you can do it” message. Otherwise, I’d expect it to be valuable for people interested in improving how they approach side hustles.
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Thanks, added to my to-read list.
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Thank you for sharing. I'm now interested in reading the book. Who's the author?
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I use a Remarkable and must say it's quite good. Besides the obvious note-taking use, I load PDFs on it to read and annotate. Writing feels quite natural and the e-ink screen is better than a tablet to read. Would like to have backlight as well to read at night, like some Kindles do.
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White nights is short and good. Out of all the books you mentioned, I liked Brothers Karamazov the least.
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On a different note, I wonder how problematic it’d be for a post to still be visible while consensus is reached. Or, the other way around, how much a post can wait to be posted until consensus on it is reached.
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Nice. Not sure I like the reputation approach, though. It might lead to a small group of people controlling what can be said if the reputation distribution is not right
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Maybe people here can easily afford books? Might not be a bad idea to donate to people who can't.
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My buying rate exceeds my reading capacity by far. I could probably spend a year without buying new ones, but that’s probably not going to happen.
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