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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

Source code on GitHub (MIT license).

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I’m your guide here misc/poetry

FIRST FALL

I’m your guide here. In the evening-dark
morning streets, I point and name.
Look, the sycamores, their mottled,
paint-by-number bark. Look, the leaves
rusting and crisping at the edges.
I walk through Schiller Park with you
on my chest. Stars smolder well
into daylight. Look…

—p.36 You Could Make This Place Beautiful by Maggie Smith
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knowledge came disguised in sweetness misc/poetry

AFTER READING “MOCK ORANGE”

Already, it was so:
the scent of orange blossoms
at the window, sun-jostled, bearing

the sting of the finite.
I thought of birds in those branches
as jewels, hard, refracting

light onto our walls, and knew
whatever gleaming they may have done
was not fo…

—p.29 by Maggie Smith
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to turn them into cash project/billboards

From the point of view of capital, the representation of value is more important than the physical form or useful properties of the labor product. The particular kind of commodity being sold means little; the net gain is everything. A portion of the labor of society must therefore be devoted to the…

—p.302 Labor and Monopoly Capital: The Degradation of Work in the Twentieth Century 15. Clerical Workers (293) by Harry Braverman