"Since the founding of in 1948 and until 2024 there hadnt been a major non- house outside of the country. (There are thriving Hebrew presses for the community in the and in , publishing everything from and commentaries to s .)
This wasnt always the case.
has roots in 19th-century Europe, where -born lived and worked before joining the First in 1881.
There were flourishing presses in the language, including the original , founded in in 1931 and boasting like future Nobel Laureate . s rise and the , underscored by burnings on the streets, put an end to the industry on the continent."
"Israeli diaspora" in the diaspora is a concept I need some time to wrap my head around.
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Hayo just finished reading Als je kind (g)een Einstein is by Tessa Kieboom
An interesting take on the concept of gifted children. The book dispells the notion that it is only a matter of high IQ, but instead focusses on the kind of psychological support these kids actually can't get at school, but absolutely need in order to thrive in later life.
Hayo just finished reading Raven Stratagem by Yoon Ha Lee
Even though it's fun to read something completely different, I still find it very hard to relate to this series. I wish I had a better understanding of Calendrical warfare by now.
Hayo just finished reading The Art & Science of Metawar: How to Coexist With AI-Driven Reality Distortion, Disinformation, & Addiction in the Metaverse by Winn Schwartau
A cute book that tries to shoehorn a lot of knowledge into an idea. It sort of works, but it is very disjointed. It's good to have a lot of information about cognition, processing and how the mind can be manipulated in one place, it's very relevant to today's infospace.
Hayo just finished reading China's War with Japan, 1937-1945 by Rana Mitter
Another bit of the Second World War I somehow skipped over. And wow. This book explains a lot of current political turmoil in the area, the unique complexity of the conflict and the utter failure of Allied forces to do anything but make a bigger mess.
Hayo just finished reading Revenant Gun by Yoon Ha Lee
Part three takes the style a little bit in a different direction, making it much more readable, and making sense of some of the stuff in the previous books. Still a bit of an abrupt ending. Maybe a part four is in the works
Hayo just finished reading Boomerang: Travels in the New Third World by Michael Lewis
An entertaining account of the authors research into countries teetering on the brink of bankruptcy after the 2008 financial crisis. It's basically a meditation on greed, wishful thinking and refusing to take long term effects into account when the short term profits are so great.
Hayo just finished reading The Spartans by Paul Cartledge
Spartans. Such a funny subject. Everytime I read this book I get more of a feeling what they were really like. Severely flawed qnd incredibly overhyped, even in their glory days.
Hayo just finished reading De hoogste ambtenaar by Roel Bekker
Until now I never worked for an organization where I could learn more about the inner workings and the how and why of how the organization operates, from a history book. Sadly beyond that not very informative, and the format makes it incredibly repetitive.
Hayo just finished reading Quantum Computing by Arthur Tech
A bad purchase. Way too short to contain any meaningful information. And then every chapter repeats the same info. Seems to have been put together with an LLM and no editors. Don't recommend.
Hayo just finished reading The Little Ice Age: How Climate Made History 1300-1850 by Brian Fagan
One of those books that was exactly what I was looking for. The author presents a very balanced scientific overview of the interplay between climatic and socio-economic flows. It paints a disturbing picture of our very recent history and gives a glimpse of what could happen in the next few hundred years.
Hayo just finished reading The Last Viking: The True Story of King Harald Hardrada by Don Hollway
Vikings are amazing. And Harald has one of the more amazing life stories of all of them. Great writing.
Hayo just finished reading Abundance by Ezra Klein
Bad book. Techno utopianism has been thoroughly discredited, especially the take more risks approach. Same argument over and over from every angle. This seems to be the way now to get a bestseller. Avoid.
One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson
"One Good Turn" by Kate Atkinson on my booklog. My rating: 3 of 5 stars.Do Americans realise theyre living in a real life right now Or 1984 I dont know. They can take their pick
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ok, so the "switch to this edition" feature in is rad as heck. I scanned the barcode for my , found it in the list, and it recognized that I was reading another edition. I was able to switch to the correct one with just a tap.
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Historical journal statistics for 2025
Range: 2025, January 1st to 2025, December 31st
Word count (all 4 parts): 2,451,584
Character count (all 4 parts): 14,495,676
Page count (all 4 parts): 8587
The tenth yearly journal volume, which was capable of fitting in a single ODT document file. Note that a large portion of it is notes, which can carry over from previous days. The actual word/character count is likely at least 50% smaller than listed.
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Historical journal statistics for 2025, December
Range: 2025, December 1st to 2025, December 31st
Word count: 182,336
Character count: 1,094,021
Page count: 690
Monthly journal data for 2025, December. Note that a sizeable portion of it is notes, which can carry over from previous days. The actual word/character count is likely at least 40% smaller than listed. This was the most delayed journal to date. The 2025, December 31st document wasn't finished until 2026, January 26th, as I have been dealing with severe burnout lately.
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"I grew so large that I ate the world, and all the blood in the world is mine. What am I You know, even though you are like everything else, and see me from the inside. I am the market."
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"Because money ruled the world, these people ruled the world. They were the worlds rulers, in some very real sense. Bankers. Non-democratic, answerable to no one. The technocratic elite at its most elite: financiers."
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