cropher

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   by cropher 1y ago

   Thanks for the advice! I think another reason for messy fingers is the way I hold the pen. It's easy to come into contact with the nib or the exposed part of the feed when you're not careful. I might just be a bit clumsy. :)
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   by cropher 1y ago

   Not at all. But it seems that the inside of the caps gets messy anyway. Probably from the nib making contact when capping.
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   by cropher 1y ago

   When it comes to fountain pens and inks, I went down a rabbit hole more than once in the past. Noodlers makes some unique pens and inks. I have a Noodlers Ahab, for example, that has a very flexible nib. Different than any of the more conve
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   by cropher 1y ago

   Really liked this article. I wonder: the graphs treat learning with and without AI as two different paths. But obviously people can switch between learning methods or abandon one of them. Then again, I wonder how many people go from learnin
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   by cropher 3y ago

   Interesting; can you elaborate? Also could you clarify what you mean by changes that are "not always visual"? How would non-visual information exist in a purely visual medium?