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Réimse Scríbhneoireacht na nAistí
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'The Shape of the Essay Field'
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An Gá a Bheith ag Léamh
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'The Need to Read'
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Na rudaí atá fonn ort (fonn a bheith ort)* a dhéanamh
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'What You (Want To)* Want'
Translating into Learnings
Translation forces you to think about meaning in a way other meditatative practices on a text don't.
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An Coróinvíreas Agus An Chreidiúnacht
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'Coronavirus and Credibility'
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An Chéad Rud Ar Mo Liosta Rudaí Atá Le Déanamh
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'The Top Of My Todo List'
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Ag Scríobh Go Gonta
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'Writing, Briefly'
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Fashionable Problems
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'Fashionable Problems'
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An Riosca Fionnachtana
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'The Risk of Discovery'
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Cad Í An Obair Nach Bhfuil Cuma Oibre Uirthi?
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'What Doesn’t Seem Like Work?'
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An Tástáil Oileáin
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'The Island Test'
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Déan Aithris Ar Na Rudaí Is Ansa Leat
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'Copy What You Like'
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Dea- agus Drochmhoilleadóireacht
An Irish translation of Paul Graham's Essay on 'Good and Bad Procrastination'