garret
We did at my school.
In praise of iamamiwhoami
David Foster Wallace: Transcript of 1998 phone interview
From the Mixed-Up Files of David Foster Wallace
I'm With the Hunter-Gatherers
'Intelligent Design' in the Human Sciences?
Thoughts Occasioned by the Closure of the French Department at SUNY-Albany
Who Controls the Internet?
Plus, having a blog on its own domain is easier than giving everyone a link to http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=edw519, which is awkward, and which includes the clutter of shorter comments, other people's comments, up/down arrows, etc.
1. When I read, I'm interested in an author, not an author's readers. (But the links back to HN are good in case I want that.) As in the last paragraph of this article: http://daringfireball.net/2010/06/whats_fair
2+3. I prefer reading one post at a time, with a straightforward ToC. Tags are distracting. If I'm looking for a post on a certain topic, I use a search engine.
4. Even if the title's lame at first, it can become cool if comes to stand for something good.
Improv as a Way of Life
Improving the world with ad-hoc bathroom signage
Can an E-Book Be Burnt?
Sisu
Obviously you could just have a water
This is more about hacking other people than it is about diet. Managing other people's impressions of you without having to be upfront about what you're doing.