I own about that many. Fortunately a large percentage is PDFs.
Never the less I have about 200 linear feet of shelf space to
hold my books in my "library" and in my home office.
> Not eventually. Quickly. The relationship between books and shelf space is not linear; it is exponential,
Are pretty AI in style: Over use. Of. Short. Sentences. - The it's not this; it's that - in a way that doesn't make sense - I mean books/meter is linear.
etc.
Not sure about the morals of using AI. I assume there really is a Bruno van Branden with 28k books?
I too enjoyed reading it and found it well written, with only a few passages that made my “AI” nose perk up. But FWIW, Pangram agrees with deadletterq. Guess this is one of those <matrix_steak_joe_pantoliano.jpg> moments.
Tsundoku.
I own about that many. Fortunately a large percentage is PDFs. Never the less I have about 200 linear feet of shelf space to hold my books in my "library" and in my home office.
This post is AI generated, please delete.
What makes you say that? I didn't get that feeling at all, and found it pretty interesting as well.
Things like:
> Not eventually. Quickly. The relationship between books and shelf space is not linear; it is exponential,
Are pretty AI in style: Over use. Of. Short. Sentences. - The it's not this; it's that - in a way that doesn't make sense - I mean books/meter is linear.
etc.
Not sure about the morals of using AI. I assume there really is a Bruno van Branden with 28k books?
I too enjoyed reading it and found it well written, with only a few passages that made my “AI” nose perk up. But FWIW, Pangram agrees with deadletterq. Guess this is one of those <matrix_steak_joe_pantoliano.jpg> moments.
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