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    3. Prompt user for deletion?
 5. Try to package, install, demo, and deploy.
 
+# From Daily notes
+
+* I definitely need an alias for `nom entry show --field label title url --select viewed=False | sort -n`
+  * If I'm going to sort by labels anyways, why not use lists instead of sets?
+* I might want an alias for `xargs -n 1 xdg-open`
+* Stack traces while in "user mode" aren't enjoyable
+* Figure out how to share my reading list across multiple machines. GNU stow 
+  seems like a decent approach. But git? rsync?
+* At the end of a session, I like reviewing what I read. On day 1, I could do 
+  that by filtering on `viewed=True`. What about the future? 
+* Eventually, I will want a standardized reading experience. It's a little 
+  jarring to jump from one website to another. TUI HTML reader? Firefox profile 
+  with JavaScript disabled and custom CSS?
+* I can't bulk update with `--select` like `nom entry update --select ... --update viewed=True`. 
+  I suspect that I implement `nom entry update` with labels, but not `--select`.
+  The full example is `nom entry update --select feed_url=https://maggieappleton.com/ --update viewed=True`
+  * Consider turning select into an accumulating list. Maybe with an analogous 
+    `--deselect` that removes entries from the select list.
+  * Maybe operate on labels exclusively, but use `--select` to turn queries into
+    a list of labels.
+* I could add more to `--select` statements. Currently, I split on `=`, but I 
+  could just as easily split on `<`. This is getting dangerously close to 
+  writing my own parser.
+
 # Quote from the "Reasoning" field of my project planning AI session
 
 > Lastly, the user wants the ability to add an article directly into the