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@@ -19,4 +19,15 @@ Good overview of git submodules: [Demystifying git submodules](https://www.cyber
 
 - `git clone --recursive` will checkout submodules as well
 - `git config submodule.recurse true` will make `git pull` update submodules as well.
-- `git submodule update --remote`  will update all submodules to their latest upstream commits.
+- `git submodule update --remote`  will update all submodules to their latest upstream commits.
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+#### In Praise of Writing on the Internet
+[in praise of writing on the internet - by Celine Nguyen](https://www.personalcanon.com/p/in-praise-of-writing-on-the-internet)
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+> I began **personal canon** by accident—and only now, 34 posts and one year later, do I understand why I kept on going. This post is partly about writing a newsletter and building an audience for your writing, especially on Substack. But it’s also about what forms of writing are personally and societally meaningful, and why it’s felt so meaningful to spend the last 12 months writing about my love of literature. Below:
+> 
+> - All the rules I broke, and all the advice I didn’t take (but maybe should have?)
+> - Why write a newsletter, and how it can be valuable to you and others
+> - Useful resources and (potentially) useless advice