I'll Never Write the Same after Inkhaven
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Mom blogger brings toddler to blogging bootcamp
Feeding our toddler at the Inkhaven cafe After moving to Hawaii, I embraced my irrelevance. Everyone simply knows me as Baba’s mom or Amit’s wife. My line to the rest of the world was reading Aella (one of four twitter accounts I read), Gwern (another of the twitter accounts), David Friedman (who I’ve read since 2007 and who I wish would debate high-profile talkers like Palmer Luckey on tariffs), Ozy (whose insights make me laugh), Max Harms (whose masterpiece Crystal Society is poorly marketed and criminally underrated), and Scott Alexander (whose classics I revisit as a treat to myself).…
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