Replying to @PeteMc_Fitness
@PeteMc_Fitness A quick question if I may. I am using BODYWEIGHT EXERCISES FOR CORE STRENGTH from Smarter Workouts (page 124) to workout. You indicate in the table on this page to do 2 sets, is that 2 sets across two circuits, or is that 2 sets per each circuit? Thanks,
Replying to @CooperativeBank
@CooperativeBank Both mobile app and website are down for me, website hangs on loading accounts.
Is the future of the public library a global deposit library that digitizes all the books and that can then be queried using AI. The video linked to here is about an hour long but worth watching to the end... reddit.com/r/NoteTaking/comm…
Replying to @fortelabs
@fortelabs FYI - Thriving on Overload: The 5 Powers for Success in a World of Exponential Information
Ross Dawson
"... finally, you’ll form an opinion about the book’s ideas. You’ll have to exercise these three skills of reading—understanding, analysis, and evaluation—differently for each kind of book.” 3/3
The Well-Educated Mind, Susan Wise Bauer
"... As you read each book, you’ll follow the pattern of the trivium. First you’ll try to understand the book’s basic structure and argument; ..." 1/3
"Beyond the ugly actual, lo, on every side, Imagination’s limitless domain."
The untroubled mind
by Hall, Herbert James
Quote from:
Life: A User’s Manual: Philosophy for (Almost) Any Eventuality
Ebury Press, 2020
Julian Baggini; Antonia Macaro
Page 160
"The mind requires some
relaxation and cannot always
support its bent to care and
industry. It seems, then, that
nature has pointed out a mixed
kind of life as most suitable
to the human race."
David Hume
Judge sides with publishers in lawsuit over Internet Archive's online library : NPR
reddit.com/r/books/comments/…
Library Web retweeted
“Official figures show £9,982 was spent per 1,000 people on libraries by central and local government in England, Scotland and Wales last year, down from £11,970 the year before” theguardian.com/books/2023/m…
Replying to @ProfFeynman
You could find meaning in happiness, but good advice otherwise. We all need dreams.
Library Web retweeted
Reading without writing is like eating without lifting. The excess gets stored as fat and you have nothing to show for the precious time invested.



