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John Vining

@__vining

Interested in history, languages, software, dogs, dog software, and weird stuff from the internet. Swagless normie. Email me: [email protected]

Madison, Wisconsin Katılım Aralık 2022
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@sonyasupposedly there is absolutely a genre of kids books whose main purpose seems to introduce bad ideas to children "Did you know you can be afraid of the dark?" etc.
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llms work better when I say "use your brain" ergo.....
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definitely clicked on this one
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Louisiana Census, 1910. Occupation: Swamper Industry: Swamp
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This is the first time I've seen a census enumerator's handwriting that made me think I could have done it. (My mom once said to me: Your handwriting is ugly but I admit it is very legible.)
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to be clear, I have even read things that I didn't end up in citations (menus, street signs, short books)
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Keep it simple, 1950 census.
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New York is the best city in the world for people that think "best city in the world" is a meaningful category.
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MUD. B'more Sun, 1908.
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New York, 2026.
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New York, 2026.
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New York, 2026.
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Baltimore Sun, 1908.
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@mattyglesias The answer to this is a concept entirely foreign to American cities: pedestrian cut-throughs. Best of both worlds.
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