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How I Built This Blog
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Gregory Gundersen is a quantitative researcher in New York.
How I Built This Blog --> Home Blog RSS How I Built This Blog I have received a number of compliments on my blog's style or theme and even more requests for details on the blogging environment. So here's how I built my blog. Published 21 June 2020 When my post Why I Keep a Research Blog was discussed on Hacker News , a number of commenters mentioned my blog’s simple style and asked for the details of the blogging environment. Since then, I have received many emails along the same lines. However, until now, I haven’t put time into making my blog’s theme accessible for a simple reason: I want to
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