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writer19083
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@stephanieburgis They're truly excellent, imo, and your work def has some similarities.
It's funny; my pipeline was:
1. "Draco Malfoy and the Mortifying Ordeal of Beiing in Love" by Brigitte Knightley
2. When searching for similar books, I came across the Villains and Virtues.
3. Then I wanted books similar to Villains and Virtues, which is how I found Wooing the Witch Queen.
This was so good! I'm just about to start the sequel.
I've a feeling you've read them, but if you haven't your work pairs really nicely with A.K. Caggiano's Villain's and Virtues series
One of my favorite features is the ability to do joins very quickly / easily.
Like sure, I could use duckdb / Polars / pandas, but Visidata does a great job without me having to write a single line of code. Plus, it has the replay functionality, so it's really easy to reload files and exploring them in a diff way.
soaproot@writer19083 @saulpw @visidata Most importantly, because of the csv_delimiter setting at https://www.visidata.org/docs/formats/#csv , it supports Cat Separated Values
I just started using #visidata three days ago, and it's already become indispensable to me. It's now my main way to view #MicrosoftExcel files / #csv
The shift+F frequency tables are simply genius. Also, the easy joins and the columns statistics and well... Everything.
Thanks for all of your hard work!
If anyone's looking for an ereader, I highly recommend looking into Pocketbook (https://pocketbook.ch/en-ch), especially if you sideload your books.
I have a verse pro color and and era color, and they've been a joy, especially if you use them in conjunction with syncthing and koreader
@booknet good question. I'd like bookwyrm to take off, but it's not super active imo
booknetNew account on Mastodon. Interested in following people interested in books.
Boosts welcome.