Manually add missing blurbs

Author: jiwonac

src/blog/analog-king.md

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 title: Analog is Still King
 tags: blog
 date: 2023-04-28
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "Despite trying countless digital tools, I keep returning to pen and paper. Tangibility, flexibility, and freedom from distraction make analog king."
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 Growing up in the digital era, I've always been fascinated by emerging technologies. I've tried incorporating various apps and devices to organize my life and research, from zettelkasten apps and e-ink notepads to plain text. However, time and time again, I find myself reaching for the simplicity of a notebook. It seems that, for me at least, analog is still king.

src/blog/bugs-from-korea.md

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 title: Some Bugs from Korea
 tags: blog
 date: 2024-10-25
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "Photos of insects I found during a sleepless night at a remote mountain campsite in South Korea."
 image: "/assets/blog/bugs-from-korea/mountain.webp"
 small_image: true
 ---

src/blog/lazy-notes.md

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 title: "The Rules of Lazy Note-Taking"
 tags: blog
 date: 2023-08-21
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "Notes are only useful when they help us get stuff done. Take notes lazily when a need arises, and add structure lazily when a need arises."
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 A phenomenon I see in the personal knowledge management (PKM) space is people obsessing over how they manage their notes. 

src/blog/quotes.md

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 title: "My Favorite Quotes"
 tags: blog
 date: 2024-01-02
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "A growing collection of quotes that have stuck with me over the years."
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 *🪴 This page is a garden that I update over time.*

src/blog/survival-1.md

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 title: "Adult Survival #1: Tie Small Things to Big Things"
 tags: blog
 date: 2023-10-02
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "Prevent losing small essential items by physically attaching them to bigger things. No diligence required."
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 In the next few weeks, I will be sharing small strategies that helps my disorganized, lazy, forgetful, impulsive self to survive and thrive in a high-pressure adulting environment. 

src/blog/survival-2.md

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 title: "Adult Survival #2: Offline Tools > Desktop Web Apps > Web Browser > Mobile Apps"
 tags: blog
 date: 2023-10-03
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "To avoid doomscrolling and rabbit holes, prefer offline tools over desktop apps over web browsers over mobile apps."
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 If you're as prone to addictions as I am, then you've certainly spent many days and nights doomscrolling or going on an online research spree. 

src/blog/survival-3.md

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 title: "Adult Survival #3: There Are No Rules"
 tags: blog
 date: 2023-10-04
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "You're the adult now. You make your own rules. Let go of the arbitrary ones you grew up with."
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 The third survival tip is the notion that **there are no rules.** You're the adult now. You make your own rules. You're now old enough to be part of the rules-making process. 

src/blog/survival-4.md

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 date: 2023-11-18
 alt: Wide view of the local Barnes n Noble bookstore. 
 small_image: true
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "Position your computer desk and analog workspace opposite to each other to avoid digital distractions during offline work."
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 My newly furnished home office, where I spend much of my workdays, has two tables. 

src/research/coolerspace.md

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      name: Paper
      url: 'https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.02771'
      image: '/assets/icons/arxiv.png'
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "A type system for color programming that prevents physically meaningless computations and optimizes performance via equality saturation."
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 ## Abstract

src/research/dt.md

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      name: Poster
      url: '/assets/docs/dt-poster.pdf'
      image: '/assets/icons/poster.png'
-blurb: ""
+blurb: "Cost-efficient algorithms for collecting data from multiple sources while ensuring adequate representation across demographic groups."
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 ## Abstract