Links
- Opportunities for AI in Accessibility
# Personal Note:I think this article falls short in capturing the full impact AI will have on accessibility, not only for people with disabilities but also for those who, despite not having recognized disabilities, face accessibility issues. --->
- Book Don’t Die
# Personal Note:Since Bryan has started selling food replacement products aimed at promoting longevity, I am inclined to interpret his statements as being influenced by his interest in selling these products. --->
- The quality of your life is the quality of the people you get to know: Illuminating the David Brooks way
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The article discusses the importance of social connections and interpersonal skills, aligning with the ideas presented in David Brooks’ book “How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen. --->
- The Evolution Of What It Means To Be Human
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The article “The Evolution Of What It Means To Be Human” by Nathan Gardels, editor-in-chief of Noema Magazine, explores the concept of human identity in the context of our interactions with the natural cosmos and the environment we have formed through technology and culture. --->
- Book summary: 2k to 10k
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“2k to 10k: Writing Faster, Writing Better, and Writing More of What You Love” by Rachel Aaron provides practical tips and advice for writers. It’s divided into two parts: writing process and background work. --->
- What Should You Do with Your Life? Directions and Advice
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The article “What Should You Do with Your Life? Directions and Advice” by Alexey Guzey provides guidance for people who are unsure about their life plans. --->
- A Project of One’s Own
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The article, titled “Own”, is written by Paul Graham and was published in June 2021. It discusses the concept of working on a project of one’s own and how it differs from ordinary work. --->
- Ask HN: Favorite Blogs by Individuals?
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The discussion on the provided Hacker News link revolves around various topics, primarily focusing on the appreciation of a historian’s blog that frequently appears on Hacker News. --->
