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      <title>What One Week of DeepSeek Work Cost: Podcast Scripts, a Failed Retry, and 78,000 Book Titles</title>
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      <description>I used one API balance for several jobs on a family book library: chapter summaries, podcast scripts, and Korean titles for 78,000 books. Real balance numbers, the retries that cost extra, and two habits that kept the bill small.</description>
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      <title>A Phone-Friendly E-Book Viewer for Six Translated Books: 1 MB Each, No Images</title>
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      <description>My first e-book from a translated public-domain book was 301 page images and 48 MB, and the text was too small on a phone. I rebuilt it as one HTML file with real text, a free font subset, footnotes, and a page-turn mode. What broke on a real phone, what it cost, and what I have not checked.</description>
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      <title>Six Old Books Translated for $1.20: Why I Stopped Cutting and Scanning</title>
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      <description>I planned to cut the spines off six Korean commentary volumes and scan them. Then I found the English originals in a public-domain library and translated all six with DeepSeek for about $1.20. Why local Qwen was not good enough, what the pipeline checks, and what is still unreviewed.</description>
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      <title>78,990 Public-Domain Books on My NAS: A Six-Day Download</title>
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      <description>I mirrored the plain-text files of a public-domain library onto a home NAS with one rsync command. It took almost six days, two restarts, and a lesson about tools my NAS does not have. Real file counts, sizes, and the cleanup checks.</description>
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