Julien
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Keyboard typer, dog walker, book reader
#tariffs #trump
Tariffs are just taxes with a different name 

Ars Technica
Laptop, smartphone, and game console prices could soar after the election
Most Americans may not realize popular tech hasn't been hit by China tariffs—yet.
Channel 5 News is so good! Check it out
Working on leveling out this patch of the yard for a patio #yard #work #outdoors 



I just finished reading “Power of Gentleness: Meditations on the Risk of Living” by Anne Dufourmantelle 📖 ⭐️
Really interesting read! I might post a little review about it later #books #bookstr
Hello! Trying out Damus for the first time in a while 👋
#introductions
Hello! Trying out Damus for the first time in a while 👋
#introductions
Hello! Trying out Damus for the first time in a while 👋
#introductions
Hello! Trying out Damus for the first time in a while 👋
#introductions
Markov chains for machine learning 🤔
You’re welcome
#art #plebchain
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A Garfedex of beautiful fat lil monsters by Shawn Bowers. Gen 3 is happening now, and I'm very...
Currently reading “Love Medicine” by Louise Erdrich. #books #bookstr
It’s about a few Native American families from reservations in around North Dakota. I’m about half way through and enjoying it so far. It kind of gives tragic, western vibes.
I’ve been playing Pikmin 4, and it’s so good!! Let’s get #pikmin trending 😂 

#bookstr I finished reading “A Mountain to the North, a Lake to the South, Paths to the West, a River to the East” by László Krasznahorkai.
I really enjoyed it, but I caveat this by saying that the book is really challenging to read. The sentence structure, vocabulary and extreme detail really force the reader to pay close attention to the text. This reading style is very different from a typical novel and I can see how it can turn people off. I think this is an intentional choice by the author and lends to the overall vibe of the book. With all that being said, I would highly recommend.
The book is really hard to describe and summarize. It’s like if someone was trying to describe a landscape painting of a temple. But they didn’t want to just say what’s there, they also wanted to tell you in great detail what it would feel like to be there. Through painting this picture the author touches on tradition, humanity, and the incomprehensible vastness and complexity of nature. All the while there’s a small character-driven plot going on but it’s not really the point. If this sounds weird and crazy to you, it’s because it is! 

Me and Bruno just chillin #dogstr 

Currently reading “A Mountain to the North, a Lake to the South, Paths to the West, a River to the East” by László Krasznahorkai. It is nuts! #bookstr
