From: Alexander Goussas <alexandergoussas.thoughtworks@latam.com>
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2026 02:02:44 +0000 (-0500)
Subject: i tags are for icons, not for italics lol
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i tags are for icons, not for italics lol
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diff --git a/posts/05-05-2026-how-i-read-500-page-books-in-a-weekend.html b/posts/05-05-2026-how-i-read-500-page-books-in-a-weekend.html
index e1b23b2..35095fb 100644
--- a/posts/05-05-2026-how-i-read-500-page-books-in-a-weekend.html
+++ b/posts/05-05-2026-how-i-read-500-page-books-in-a-weekend.html
@@ -26,8 +26,8 @@
     </p>
     <p>
     Thus, I can skim/skip most of the content. Now, I do skim most of the times rather than skipping, because
-    there <i>might</i> something that I don't know, some way in which the semantics of the concept changes for
-    this programming language. So, I <i>do</i> read everything, I just do it super fast.
+    there <em>might</em> something that I don't know, some way in which the semantics of the concept changes for
+    this programming language. So, I <em>do</em> read everything, I just do it super fast.
     </p>
     <p>
     Another point is that most of the times, if a programming book is 500 pages long, chances are most of its