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	Tarantula - Bob Dylan's obscure poetic novel Bob Dylan Literature & Fiction > Poetry > American Created by Danenania(55)	5/30/13	0	1
	The Satanic Verses: A Novel Discussion Salman Rushdie Literature & Fiction > Literary Created by Danenania(55)	5/30/13	0	1

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The Structure of Scientific Revolutions Discussion Thomas S. Kuhn Science & Math > History & Philosophy Created by Danenania(55)	4/1/12	2	3
Economics in One Lesson: The Shortest and Surest Way to Understand Basic Economics - An Impractical, Apolitical Discussion - CANCELLED Henry Hazlitt Business & Investing > Economics Created by Danenania(55)	3/25/12	1	4
Cosmopolis: A Novel - Financial collapse, protest, and the search for the perfect haircut - CANCELLED Don DeLillo Literature & Fiction > United States Created by Danenania(55)	12/1/12	1	2

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Fahrenheit 451: A Novel Discussion Ray Bradbury Literature & Fiction > Classics Created by YossarianLives(23)	4/5/12	2	3
Zen Guitar - All Musicians Should Read This Book Philip Toshio Sudo Arts & Photography > Music > Instruments & Performers Created by LennonR(55)	3/25/12	4	4
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming Discussion Peter Seibel Business & Investing > Management & Leadership > Operations Research Created by LennonR(55)	4/2/12	3	4
Running Lean: Iterate from Plan A to a Plan That Works - 9 out of 10 startups fail Ash Maurya Business & Investing > Small Business & Entrepreneurship > New Business Enterprises Created by ChrisWirz(4)	4/4/12	1	4
Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking - Blink by Malcolm Gladwell Malcolm Gladwell Self-Help > Personal Transformation Created by Bpeas(17)	4/16/12	2	3
Pygmalion - Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play George Bernard Shaw Arts & Photography > Performing Arts > Theater Created by LennonR(55)	5/3/12	1	5
Steve Jobs - Steve Jobs biography Walter Isaacson Biographies & Memoirs > Professionals & Academics > Business Created by PamelaS(16)	5/21/12	1	5
Waiting for Godot: A Tragicomedy in Two Acts - Cross One Off The Must Read List Samuel Beckett Subjects Created by LennonR(55)	6/2/12	1	3
Brave New World - Brave New World Summer Read Aldous Huxley Literature & Fiction > Classics Created by Savethedolphins(7)	6/20/12	2	8
Beloved: A Novel Discussion Toni Morrison Literature & Fiction > Short Stories > Anthologies Created by AnitaS(34)	12/1/12	0	3

Discussion	Topic	Karma	Posted	Comments	Latest Comment	Latest Commenter
Financial collapse, protest, and the search for the perfect haircut - Proposal Discussion	C'est la vie	0	12 months ago	0
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 5	A new perspective on Higgins	1	12 months ago	3	12 months ago	AnitaS(34)
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 1-4	Steve and Woz	0	12 months ago	1	12 months ago	PamelaS(16)
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 2	Alfred Doolittle - dignified dishonor	1	about 1 year ago	3	about 1 year ago	LennonR(55)
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 2	Mrs. Pearce	0	about 1 year ago	1	about 1 year ago	LennonR(55)
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 2	Pickering	0	about 1 year ago	1	about 1 year ago	LennonR(55)
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 1	Giving up on speech portrayal	1	about 1 year ago	5	about 1 year ago	LennonR(55)
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 3	The Importance of Readability	2	about 1 year ago	7	about 1 year ago	Danenania(55)
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 3	Programming for Non-Programmers	1	about 1 year ago	2	about 1 year ago	LennonR(55)
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 3	Harmony in contradiction	1	about 1 year ago	2	about 1 year ago	LennonR(55)
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell - Chapters 1-3	Firm statistical ground?	0	about 1 year ago	4	about 1 year ago	Bpeas(17)
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 3	A bit of extra discussion time?	0	about 1 year ago	2	about 1 year ago	ruthieq(12)
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 2	Zen Tuning	0	about 1 year ago	2	about 1 year ago	Danenania(55)
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell - Chapters 1-3	Do you trust your instincts?	0	about 1 year ago	6	about 1 year ago	Bpeas(17)
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 2	A male-centric view?	0	about 1 year ago	2	about 1 year ago	Danenania(55)
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 2	The benefits of paradigm	0	about 1 year ago	2	about 1 year ago	Danenania(55)
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 1	Self allusion: arrested for being a pedestrian	0	about 1 year ago	2	about 1 year ago	AnitaS(34)
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	Levels of abstraction	2	about 1 year ago	3	about 1 year ago	LennonR(55)
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	No longer a hacker's world?	2	about 1 year ago	11	about 1 year ago	KnackedGary(18)
User Feedback	Email Notifications	0	about 1 year ago	1	about 1 year ago	PamelaS(16)
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	Terminology	2	about 1 year ago	7	about 1 year ago	LennonR(55)
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 1	The arbitrary nature of scientific fact	0	about 1 year ago	6	about 1 year ago	Danenania(55)
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 1	Does understanding what drives scientific revolutions make a scientist more likely to bring one about?	0	about 1 year ago	5	about 1 year ago	ruthieq(12)
An Impractical, Apolitical Discussion - Proposal Discussion	Slowing Things Down	0	about 1 year ago	1	about 1 year ago	Danenania(55)
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Proposal Discussion	Schedule Discussion	0	about 1 year ago	1	about 1 year ago	Savethedolphins(7)

Discussion	Topic	Comment	Posted	Karma
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 9-12	The design	I've been educating myself more about design recently, so I found the discussion of how Jobs developed his aesthetic and sense of design particularly interesting. Honestly, I used to sort of scoff ...	12 months ago	0
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 9-12	The reality distortion field	Yeah, then there's also the question if it's really worth the stress and sacrifice for the people who work under these super-intense leaders. Sure, there's satisfaction in producing something great...	12 months ago	0
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 9-12	Going public	Yes, I found myself wondering if there was more to the story between them, if Steve held some kind of grudge against Kottke that motivated his coldness. It doesn't seem that Jobs was overly consume...	12 months ago	0
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 5-8	Chrisann and Lisa	Yeah, I had the sense he was sort of floating on a cloud, feeling like the real world and responsibilities of life didn't apply to him. It was true in a lot of ways, and as you said, it was one of ...	12 months ago	0
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 5-8	The beginning of Apple	I agree, I think Jobs' fanatical attention to detail has given many of Apple's products a crafted feeling that is a rarity in the products of larger businesses. When there are huge amounts of money...	12 months ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 3	Shall We Schedule A Code Reading?	Your Saturday morn/my Saturday night sounds good to me if it works for you guys. Yeah, I think the challenge for a good code reading with someone who's new to a language is to get into the conce...	12 months ago	0
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 1-4	Let's get our discussion going	"He spent those years trying to find a way to put his life to good use." Yep, I think that's true--even when he was a hippie bum, he was a hippie bum with passion and ambition. He never did anyt...	12 months ago	0
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 1-4	Let's get our discussion going	Interesting... any idea what the logic behind that is supposed to be? Something related to mucous? (Maybe I don't want to know...)	12 months ago	0
Steve Jobs biography - Chapters 1-4	Let's get our discussion going	I agree, it's a very interesting book! I'm already pretty absorbed and looking forward to continuing. One thing's for sure: there was absolutely nothing ordinary about Steve Jobs. Right from the ci...	12 months ago	0
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 3	Slang	Yep, the message I was getting from Shaw during the conversation with the Eynesford Hills (what a name) is that the majority of the 'high class' people are impostors themselves by their very own st...	12 months ago	1
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 3	Shall We Schedule A Code Reading?	Great idea! I'm in. On a weekday, either night or earlyish morning Sydney time work best for me. I've also been taking a day off of work in the middle of week, either Wednesday and Thursday, so one...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 3	The Importance of Readability	I agree strongly with Indent, Indent, Indent, and avoid long lines and functions. It's telling that in almost all the <a href="http://code.google.com/p/google-styleguide/">google style guides</...	about 1 year ago	1
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 3	The Importance of Readability	For declarations, I think the idea is to optimize for readability and maintainability over brevity. At its core, I think it's about modularity. We tend to think of modularity on the class and funct...	about 1 year ago	1
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 3	The Importance of Readability	I've done a few similar exercises, but never with more than one or two people and never in such a structured way. Usually it's been to get someone acquainted with a system or vice versa, not for le...	about 1 year ago	1
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell - Chapter 4	2 Things	You raise some interesting points--things I've thought about a lot in various contexts. I saw that TED Talk a few years ago and just watched it again. It does jive very well with the themes of Blin...	about 1 year ago	1
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 1	Class and Speech Patterns	I know what you mean about that type of exhaustion. So much of it feels involuntary, like it's not even me coming up with that stuff, it's just some little tape being triggered that got lodged deep...	about 1 year ago	1
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 1	Class and Speech Patterns	That strikes me as an interesting distinction: how much of our snap judgments are culturally-inflicted prejudice vs. completely reasonable assessment of the situation? I guess it's a pretty murky l...	about 1 year ago	0
Bernard Shaw's Best Known Play - Act 1	Class and Speech Patterns	I actually wonder if you might even be drawing too sharp a distinction between the society of Pygmalion and modern day US society as far as class goes. The cues and structure are different, and yes...	about 1 year ago	0
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 2	Becoming Guilty Through Inaction	I sort of had a feeling it was coming when the alarm sounded, but I read F451 long ago and though I'd forgotten most of it, perhaps that part stuck around and guided my intuition. That final line s...	about 1 year ago	0
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 2	Being Genuine	Dancing is a really good example of the tension between self-expression and self-consciousness. I don't know if a more pure interplay between the two forces can be found amongst our cultural ritual...	about 1 year ago	1
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 2	Being Genuine	I found that sentence very interesting as well. I read it as both foreshadowing and a warning. It's easy to cheer for Guy when he decides to seek out and listen to Faber's advice. It's easy to view...	about 1 year ago	1
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell - Chapters 1-3	Firm statistical ground?	In a way I'm glad to hear that it's done deliberately. I see where he's coming from--it really does make for entertaining and thought-provoking reading. Just have to be careful about making any har...	about 1 year ago	0
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 2	Faber... more than meets the eye?	Now that you two mention the religious angle, how about Guy as Adam and Faber as the serpent, bringing Guy knowledge of the true nature of the world? The names seem to work--Adam is hebrew for man,...	about 1 year ago	1
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 2	Becoming Guilty Through Inaction	I think fiction tends to oversimplify this dilemma. We love the story of the lone hero taking on a great power, and we scorn the cowards who choose safety and comfort instead, but you don't see ma...	about 1 year ago	2
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 3	Feel The Rhythm	Yes, I get the feeling that Sudo is essentially trying to coax us into feeling and acting and playing with more the subconscious and less the analytical part of our minds. Or I suppose he just want...	about 1 year ago	0
Steve Jobs biography - Proposal Discussion	Proposed discussion schedule	Sounds good to me too!	about 1 year ago	0
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell - Chapters 1-3	Do you trust your instincts?	"If my instinct is to not trust my immediate instinct, where does that leave me Malcolm Gladwell?" Haha, that's a nice paradox, and a good point. I think I see a potential theme developing, whic...	about 1 year ago	1
Steve Jobs biography - Proposal Discussion	Input for setting the discussion schedule	In my experience so far, groups with a more relaxed pace and longer discussion periods have tended to have better activity, since it's easier for everyone to keep up and there's more time for discu...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 2	Hopeless?	I think one thing to keep in mind with Brad Fitzpatrick, after reading this interview, is that he's basically the archetypal 'full stack' programmer. He literally does it all, from front end design...	about 1 year ago	2
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 2	Hopeless?	I see it less as something like "all our languages are completely ugly and broken and we'll never write programs that don't suck" and more as "programming computers is <strong>complicated</strong> ...	about 1 year ago	2
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 2	Earliest Abstraction	Yeah, I thought that was a really cool story because it goes straight to the essence of what it is to learn and improve as a programmer. It isn't at all a linear process of just continuously accumu...	about 1 year ago	1
Steve Jobs biography - Proposal Discussion	Shall we push back the start date?	Sounds good to me! I could definitely use a little extra time for my other groups to finish... and maybe we can get some others to join in the meantime.	about 1 year ago	0
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell - Chapters 1-3	Do you trust your instincts?	Sounds good. No rush--still plenty of time left for discussion of the first chapters, and you can always add more time if needed. I'm a big This American Life fan... I'll check it out. Thanks!	about 1 year ago	0
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 2	Zen Tuning	Awesome! Thanks for the great info. Looking forward to giving these techniques a try.	about 1 year ago	0
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 2	A male-centric view?	Yep, that's pretty much my thinking as well, though I was curious to see if there would be other perspectives. Personally, while I don't mind seeing the male pronoun used in a general way, and ...	about 1 year ago	0
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 2	Wear the White Belt	Great making the connection with meditation... it really is a similar process. I mindfulness is exactly what Sudo getting it here, and I really like his light and playful (though persistent) take o...	about 1 year ago	0
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 1	Mythology: Any influence?	For "He strode through a swarm of fireflies": one image that this conjures for me, and that I see many potential parallels to, is that of the Phoenix, the mythological bird that is incinerated in i...	about 1 year ago	1
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 1	Naming Names	It seems as though Montag is German for "Monday". Not sure if this has significance. http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Montag And looks as though it's also a singular for <em>montage</em>--now th...	about 1 year ago	1
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 1	Ambivalence in F541	Definitely! It almost seems as if Montag's personality is being split in two. And as I continue reading, I'm also seeing more and more evidence that the society as a whole possesses this schism. Th...	about 1 year ago	0
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 1	Nice Prediction: Ear Buds in F451	So true. As far as media consumption and being constantly plugged in, I think we have at least met, if not surpassed, the levels in the F451 world. Thankfully, our governments, (well, at least the ...	about 1 year ago	1
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 2	The benefits of paradigm	Yes, I found that point very interesting as well, and it makes a lot of sense after thinking about it. The more advanced a field becomes, the more it builds upon itself, meaning there is more and m...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	What is Programming?	There's also an inverse obstacle to this one of being so enamored by new technologies and tools that you never get around to finishing anything. I think it's a relatively common issue--programmers ...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	What is Programming?	I'm also reminded of this--If PHP were British: http://www.addedbytes.com/blog/if-php-were-british/	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	What is Programming?	As an example, here's a poem I wrote a year or two ago at a writing workshop on experimental media--it's a python program :) http://emergentrecursion.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/universepy-buddhist-...	about 1 year ago	1
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	What is Programming?	That's an interesting thing to think about--how someone's writing and thinking style might coincide with their coding style. I wonder if Hemingway would enjoy programming in the first place. While ...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	What is Programming?	Great question, and something I've thought about a lot. Programming can be difficult to categorize because in can be approached from so many different directions and used for so many different goal...	about 1 year ago	0
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 1	Now That's an opening	"Later, going to sleep, he would feel the fiery smile still gripped by his face muscles, in the dark. It never went away, that smile, it never ever went away, as long as he remembered." I think ...	about 1 year ago	1
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 1	Now That's an opening	"There are jokes about burning books! This has been going on so long that there are "old" jokes about burning books in houses. What "period" of time are we in? The book burning screams past but a f...	about 1 year ago	1
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Part 1	Now That's an opening	Wow, terrific list of questions! A great place to start sinking my teeth into some discussion. "Not only do they burn books, but Montag is maniacally enjoying himself. How did they brainwash th...	about 1 year ago	1
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 1	Does understanding what drives scientific revolutions make a scientist more likely to bring one about?	Do you think that being 'cowed by the status quo' is a significant obstacle in the sciences in general? Or is it something that most scientists are actually drawn towards since successfully bucking...	about 1 year ago	0
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 1	Does understanding what drives scientific revolutions make a scientist more likely to bring one about?	Yes, I really like the painting analogy. Actually, I wonder if part of the point that Kuhn is making is that science is perhaps much less distinct in how it progresses from other disciplines like a...	about 1 year ago	1
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 1	The arbitrary nature of scientific fact	But if we look back to Darwin's time, do we see their methods as being sound in general? Darwin is one of a select few whose ideas have stood the test of time and continue to be respected. We could...	about 1 year ago	0
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 1	The arbitrary nature of scientific fact	It's true, if you boil the scientific method down into forming a hypothesis and testing it, it's hard to imagine how such a basic construct could be made obsolete. But when you get into even more s...	about 1 year ago	0
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell - Proposal Discussion	Schedule for Reading	Looks like Lennon was able to get the schedule setup the way you wanted? Sounds like a good pace to me.	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Creating the Schedule	The scheduler code got pretty complicated and was pushed out the door a bit too fast in our eagerness to launch, so it has a few glitches. Refactoring and smoothing it out is my project for the nex...	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Welcome To Bookipede!	Great to have you here! I'm really looking forward to the Blink discussion. -Dane	about 1 year ago	1
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Proposal Discussion	How fast should we read F451?	Any chance we could do 2 weeks per section instead of 1? Or maybe just for the first and longest section?	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Suggestion(s)	Hey Chris, We definitely agree about the hierarchy feeling too deep. A number of members (and we ourselves) have said that it feels like it just takes too many clicks to get into the discussions...	about 1 year ago	0
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 1	Pain	Yep, this is definitely the idea I was getting it. Just to clarify, I wasn't getting at anything like 'stop playing completely', just 'don't play if it doesn't feel good'.	about 1 year ago	0
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Section 1	The arbitrary nature of scientific fact	Great points. I think I may have overemphasized/generalized Kuhn's use of the term 'arbitrary' a bit in summarization. I agree that the distinction between science as method and science as cultural...	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Book Parts	I found myself using Amazon Live Preview a lot to look at a book's table of contents while filling in chapter titles, so I was thinking that perhaps some sort of embedded preview--I don't think Ama...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	No longer a hacker's world?	I think you said it very well--it comes down to knowing where to look. Maybe that's part of the responsibility people with a technical or tinkering bent have to the rest of society: showing them wh...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	No longer a hacker's world?	Wow, that really is fascinating--using the digital world to compose 'physical' machines. I wonder if this is a sign of the direction we're heading, and what it means. Will all 'physical' learni...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	No longer a hacker's world?	Yeah, that's a really interesting dichotomy. As hardware gets more and more complex and arcane, software becomes more and more accessible. I get that feeling too, but I wonder if that's really a tr...	about 1 year ago	1
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	Terminology	My understanding is that Hungarian notation refers to prefixing variable names in code with their types. For example, instead of label = "string" You'd write strLabel = "string" or some...	about 1 year ago	1
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 1	Hendrix Quote	I know just the feeling/insecurity you speak of. I think the root of it stems from trying to make music, art, writing or whatever that will please others, instead of just creating whatever you wa...	about 1 year ago	0
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 1	Letting Go of the Future	I think you make a very good point. It's easy to idealize zen and use it to avoid facing the difficulties and challenges of life. But the goal isn't removing oneself to find harmony, it's finding h...	about 1 year ago	1
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 1	Pain	That sounds frustrating indeed, and even though there's no chapter specifically about dealing with pain from playing, I feel like the challenge of how you look at it and handle it is fits very clos...	about 1 year ago	1
User Feedback	Book Parts	Actually the section titles do currently get included in those places. See the Coders At Work group for an example. It looks like Zen Guitar just doesn't have a title entered for the first part--al...	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	Terminology	Hungarian notation	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	Terminology	Lisp array	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	Terminology	Emacs	about 1 year ago	1
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Chapter 1	Terminology	GDB	about 1 year ago	0
An Impractical, Apolitical Discussion - Proposal Discussion	Slowing Things Down	I also gave us a bit of extra time for Section 2.	about 1 year ago	0
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Part 1	Letting Go of the Future	I find it interesting that you describe your experience of playing for an audience and trying to 'make it' as part of a band as having run somewhat counter to the ideals of Zen Guitar as portrayed ...	about 1 year ago	1
An Impractical, Apolitical Discussion - Section 1	The Callousness of the Long Run	I view that excerpt as essentially a warning against dogmatism. The goal of an ethical economist shouldn't be simply to reach a state of economic efficiency or enact the system (or lack thereof) th...	about 1 year ago	1
User Feedback	Bug report: When Editing a Proposal Schedule	Hey Chris, I just wanted to let you know that we fixed up proposal reading pace editing so that it no longer removes existing schedule data unnecessarily. Thanks for your feedback!	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Error notice	Thanks for letting us know Jeff. We'll take care of it.	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Great idea to have a link to Amazon	Great! I hope you have fun in the Oliver Sacks group. It's really taking off. I'd like to join it too, but alas, I'm already slotted for 6 different groups so I need to temper myself a bit...	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Welcome To Bookipede!	Just to explain for anyone else who reads this or has the same question: you can edit your posts, but only for 90 minutes after the time that you posted. The idea is that it could be confusing to e...	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Bug report: When Editing a Proposal Schedule	Hey Chris, The way it works currently is that if you change the reading pace or the start date, the whole schedule is regenerated (meaning you lose all the titles) but that's definitely less tha...	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Welcome To Bookipede!	Leanne--we've added some new explanation of how the discussion process works. Check it out: http://www.bookipede.com/home/how_discussions_work	about 1 year ago	0
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Proposal Discussion	Schedule Discussion	One good thing about the scheduling system is we can keep changing the schedule even after the group starts. So if the first section is proving to be hard for everyone to get through in enough time...	about 1 year ago	1
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Proposal Discussion	Schedule Discussion	Sounds good. I'll take a look at the interview list and let you know soon.	about 1 year ago	0
User Feedback	Welcome To Bookipede!	Hey Leanne! It's great to have you here. I'm also a big Murakami fan. What are your favorites by Fitzgerald and Auster? I read the Great Gatsby long ago in school, but I ended up skimming a lot of ...	about 1 year ago	2
Coders at Work: Reflections on the Craft of Programming - Proposal Discussion	Schedule Discussion	What do you think going through the book and altering the schedule based on the length and content of each section? As I recall, the length and difficulty of topics tended to vary a lot. I remember...	about 1 year ago	0
All Musicians Should Read This Book - Proposal Discussion	What are your musical backgrounds?	I'm a novice musician, one of those hordes of people who love and appreciate music but have never found the time or fortitude to become proficient in an instrument. I've had a guitar for years, and...	about 1 year ago	1
Fahrenheit 451: A Novel - Proposal Discussion	How fast should we read F451?	This will be my second time through. I first read F451 10-odd years ago during high school and as I recall it was both very absorbing and a quick read. So in my opinion, 10 days per section is prob...	about 1 year ago	1