"Inkhaven" is already modifying the name of the campus "Lighthaven" (which is already a modification of "Lightcone"). Since you're still doing the "ink" part by writing, but not doing the haven part (by not being at Lighthaven) I'd recommend a different name.
May I suggest "Inkhalven"/"Inkhalfen"? Maybe the verb "Inkhalfing"?
Now that I think about it, it could be useful to have a timed sequence of posts that are just for discussing the book chapters, sort of like a read-along.
Is there any plan to post the IABIED online resources as a LW sequence? My impression is that some of the explanations are improved from the authors' previous writings, and it could be useful to get community discussion on more of the details.
FYI on your website it says "Applications are now closed" and links to an expression of interest form, but I assume that just hasn't been updated with the new application link yet?
It's not national, so I might just go with BloWriMo.
FWIW I currently think it's bad practice to paste LLM output in a forum. It's like pasting the google search results for something. Anyone can ask an LLM, and the reason I'm here reading comments on a forum is to talk to humans, who have separate identities, reputations, and tons of cultural context of the forum.
1Oooh yeah dude I think you want to un-buy the obsidian. That is almost literally glass. You want chert!
I don't think I've ever had one fall off in a bag! The only time I can recall them falling off/catching is if I start flipping through the book and the page facing the "back" of the dart slips into the tiny fold and pops it off.
There are several stories of him being able to read a book once and then repeat it back, word for word, until he was told to stop.
This is an aside, but I roll to disbelieve this
There are, as far as I can tell, no book-length biographies of Kolmogorov's life. The world is worse for it! His life was long, and his accomplishments innumerable and broad-reaching. An aspiring biographer could establish a career with such a book.
(There are a few different compilations of essays about Kolmogorov, but they're by fellow academics, and largely focus on his work rather than him.)