and more importantly would anyone with little to no cs background like to proofread
hell yeah! now..i dont think i will have one of my articles done soon, but, after finals in a few weeks..
had similar struggles to your latest entry, got back into dance/ theater (lion dance) in college and it helped a lot! movement and activity comes in different forms, we all pick things up at different times in our lives :o) maybe go spin some pottery or grab flowers from a walk and press them in books or something <3 its all valid
hmm it;s a pretty random assortment to pull recs from but i always find myself coming back to stolen focus in conversation as a primer of social media and technology today. thats the sort of book that i see get excerpted in ppls substacks and thinkpieces esp as people at large are starting to get more critical of techs role in society and culture. but that might be a bit on-the-nose for an indie web denizen
other similar nonfiction pulls that stuck w/ me: the immortal life of henrietta lacks is a really powerful story ab biomedical science and scientific racism.. anyone familiar w/ HeLa cells or academia at all shoudl read it imo. four thousand weeks is Okay-- good self=help book for ppl cynical about self help/time management books
re; novels (sloppily including both auto-fiction and fiction here...) i really liked american bulk, bestiary, in the dream house, and wound. i found all of those to be really powerful in their own ways
@batqualia thats crazy bc i actually just finished reading stolen focus today. your other suggestions sound pretty interesting as well; i'll be sure to check them out if i can!
嗨潔誠(这是繁体文吗?不好意思我没怎么学过),很高兴认识你:)我其实更认为自己是“华人”而不是“中国人”,但我知道你是什么意思。我看你的网站挺熟悉,好像在browse page曾经看到过哈哈
fit is incredibly fire
are you selling that shirt
@tsumugsfish thanks LOL
@juneish absolutely not but u can get one for yourself at the computer history museum B)