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FRIDAY, 6 MARCH 1964
Clear-coding means stating your intentions up front.
Hers was "I have a hard stop at 8:15". Yours was hoping she'd forget. She set an alarm.
— Zack, unqualified
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- Early access means you paid to watch someone not finish something. You do that…
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- Not all who wander are lost. You are. The map gave up.
- You "grew out of" your old friends. They grew out of waiting for you…
THE CALENDAR OF DESPAIR
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