Inkhaven resident Viv discusses one of her Inkhaven publications. Today we learn that the war against Bluetooth speakers begins with dirty looks and ends, somehow, in the sea. Ben Pace speaks with her at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.

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Inkhaven resident Lawrence Chen discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. This post reviews the crisis of AI research that occurred when neural networks routinely succeeded in ways that the dominant mathematical theories of learning said should have been impossible. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.

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Inkhaven resident Sammy Cottrell discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. Here he argues a good intro solves trust and discovery at the same time, and doing so makes you valuable. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.

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Inkhaven resident Emma Baker discusses one of her Inkhaven publications, wherein a candy-and-kites shop tests the limits of market logic. Ben Pace speaks with her at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.

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Aria Schrecker of Works In Progress discusses one of her favorite essays. Modern culture tells women beauty is subjective, then quietly rewards the ones who figure out it isn’t. Ben Pace speaks with her at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.

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Georgia Ray of Eukaryote Writes Blog discusses one of her favorite essays. It documents how a crowd of strangers on Twitter reverse-engineered a criminal’s location from seemingly harmless Instagram photos. Ben Pace speaks with her at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers. Sponsored by WordPress.com.
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Alice Liu of Rational Animations discusses one of her Inkhaven publications. It explains how the ocean’s daily rise and fall hides a surprisingly strange machine. Ben Pace speaks with her at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.
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Scott Hoffman of Folio Literary Management discusses the publishing industry. Traditional publishing can still turn bloggers into serious public intellectuals, but only when a book gives them reach, legitimacy, or a new medium they can’t get online. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.

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