? How to copy from Dreamwidth to LiveJournal ?

[dmm]

People often take a LiveJournal blog and clone it to Dreamwidth, and there are plenty of instructions on doing this.

E.g. this blog was initially created as a clone of "anhinga-travel" LiveJournal on July 5, 2017: dmm.dreamwidth.org/18238.html

What if I'd like to go in the opposite direction: to take an existing Dreamwidth journal and clone it somewhere (for example, to a new LiveJournal)?

Do people have experience with that?

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[dmm]

Вдохновившись происходящим JuliaCon 2021, сделал разные попытки совместить преобразования словарей за последний год: https://github.com/anhinga/julia-flux-drafts/blob/main/arxiv-1606-09470-section3/dictionary-experiments/README.md

В результате получилось 66 commits в июле и временно оказался достигнут личный рекорд 493 contributions in the last year.

Всё равно ни фига не работает (но в результате я более уверенно себя чувствую с этим софтом, и, кажется, его можно будет со временем заставить делать что нужно)...

[dmm]

500 contributions in the last year.

A new GitHub README section, following example of

https://github.com/cnuernber/cnuernber

https://docs.github.com/en/github/setting-up-and-managing-your-github-profile/customizing-your-profile/managing-your-profile-readme

https://github.com/anhinga/anhinga

The content of its README is now visible in https://github.com/anhinga

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(Reached 521 contributions before dropping to 485)

Just got a box from Hungary which presumably contains 10 copies of the K+K=120 volume! I've seen a FedEx driver bringing it in :-)

[dmm]

Yes, this is indeed what is there, and finally I can say that my list of publications is not lying: https://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~bukatin/publications-2021.pdf

Michael Bukatin and Jon Anthony. Dataflow Matrix Machines and V-values: a Bridge between Programs and Neural Nets. In B.Gyuris et al., editors, K + K = 120: Papers dedicated to
L ́aszl ́o K ́alm ́an and Andr ́as Kornai on the occasion of their 60th birthdays, Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2017 (online), 2019 (paperback, pp.153-185). arXiv:1712.07447

This little bit about 2019 (paperback, pp.153-185) was a bit virtual till now; but I finally have an actual physical paperback book in my hand, and it indeed says 2019 :-)