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And here's an older one that contains a short poem:
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+<!-- took this one out of exec block 'cause later i
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+ made a dir out of it... -->
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$ cat ~/p1k3/archives/2012/10/9
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<h1>tuesday, october 9</h1>
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a clattering miscellany of impure functions
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and side effects</freeverse>
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Notice that `<freeverse>` bit? It kind of looks like an HTML tag, but it's
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not. What it actually does is tell my blog script that it should format the
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text it contains like a poem. The specifics don't matter for our purposes
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