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sjustns
6y ago
I have a reading list you might enjoy! https://www.are.na/justin-s-ptylb5wff1u
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7y ago
Shameless plug: If you are interested in reading and discussing some of the books mentioned in this thread, we're looking for additional members: https://strangers-club.com Our reading list: https://public.3.base
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This is why I am going to drive my 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee until it explodes. The dash is wonderfully analog, with knobs and buttons and just the right amount of lighting. One day, I am going to start a business that specializes in ripping
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7y ago
I have a long list of non-technical (and non-fiction) books, available here: https://public.3.basecamp.com/p/8ogy66cGzqVxape4Th648eLV If you're interested in reading and talking about these types of books with peo
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7y ago
Just wanted to leave a few quotes here, from The Sociological Imagination by C. Wright Mills, one of my favorite books. Also, if any of this resonates, see the link in my profile and come read with us: "The very shaping of history now
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7y ago
Another update, removed the subscription altogether, didn't feel right. Don't like how everything is productized these days.
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Geriatric care and home health services.
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7y ago
Depends on your taste, and your budget! I love firm chairs, firm sofas, firm beds, etc. When I sit down into a chair or sofa and it feels like I lose my spine, I'll never get comfortable. This is especially true for a reading chair. Of
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I rarely read long-form articles online these days. If it looks interesting, I'll print it. I read a lot of non-fiction, cover to cover, and always in physical form. I just enjoy sitting down with a book and marking it up. But also, I
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7y ago
Quick update, there have been 13 people who have gotten in touch about joining.
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7y ago
Excellent, I will shoot you an email.
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Thanks for your thoughts! I should clarify that I am not looking to go to the bank with this project. But I did want to start shaping the idea, and part of that was defining a lightweight, uncomplicated subscription of sorts. From price to
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This is my attempt at organizing the kind of focused reading and discussion group I wish existed. Truth is, I haven't found anyone in my own peer group who is reading, thinking, or talking about the effects of technology on society. El
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Show HN: Strangers – A non-fiction book club focused on technology and society
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I just wanted to comment to recommend a book: The Earth Has a Soul: C.G. Jung on Nature, Technology & Modern Life
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Having spent the last few months away from technology to take care of my head, I find myself pacing around the living room waiting for a spark to return. This does not bother me in the least bit. I am someone who craves alone time. That mea
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Somewhat related: I've been thinking about organizing a snail mail letter writing initiative. Less about fancy stationary and pens and group writing sessions, more about one on one correspondence. I'd post a reading list, or a spe