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Failing (and surviving failure) as a tech writer(passo.uno)
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Microsoft Anti-Virus (MSAV)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by remoquete 2y ago
Collaborative editing of Markdown docs in GitHub / GitLab can be a pain. This is a huge game changer for technical writers. Admittedly not the biggest crowd, but hey...
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by remoquete 2y ago
Such a huge quality of life improvement for technical writers who rely on Gsuite collaboration features while editing Markdown docs. Thank you!
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by remoquete 2y ago
You'd think that OpenAI, by now, had technical writers on payroll. Well, according to LinkedIn, they don't. It's not that surprising, then, that their documentation is in such a sorry state. Why they haven't hired specia
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by remoquete 2y ago
This reads almost as if the problem of strong AI were... human beings.
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How to set up your tech writer up for success(passo.uno)
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by remoquete 2y ago
This is what great moderation looks like. Thank you, dang.
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by remoquete 2y ago
I hear you, the tone might be too much to some. But it's also part of what makes it so fresh and almost a McSweeney's article.
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by remoquete 2y ago
Especially when you're coding poems using english-lang: https://github.com/theletterf/english-lang
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by remoquete 2y ago
Quality journalism, and, even more importantly, free journalism (as in neutral or unbiased), costs money. I think a subscription is a very low effort compared to the kind of risks and hard work top reporters go through. Another angle: prose
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by remoquete 2y ago
> While operating the plant, several commands had to be entered every shift That reminds of the bunker from Lost.
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Things I remind myself when working with others(passo.uno)
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by remoquete 2y ago
OpenTelemetry docs maintainer here. We need more quality feedback like this. Please consider contributing issues to the docs repo.
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by remoquete 2y ago
You're assuming that Traefik has a team of technical writers taking care of the docs. From what I know, that's not the case.
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by remoquete 2y ago
Ah, Feyerabend. So often shunned and belittled as an enemy of science—so often feared. His conversations with Imre Lakatos still hold up well to this day. For an unbiased analysis of Feyerabend's impact, I recommend this book review: h
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by remoquete 2y ago
So you quit potentially life-saving research because you couldn't open a terminal session to a cell culture? Why did you even enter that field in the first place? Genuine question.
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by remoquete 2y ago
That's an oversimplification. In most cases, discovery happened because a researcher was there to process the "random" evidence or source of inspiration.
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by remoquete 3y ago
Beautifully written. For some reason, Beatles' Eleanor Rigby sounded in my head while I was reading this... "All the lonely people Where do they all come from? All the lonely people Where do they all belong?"
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by remoquete 3y ago
TIL that eclipses have supersonic shadows that generate gravitational waves. https://www.livescience.com/61279-moon-s-supersonic-shadow-c...
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by remoquete 3y ago
I use locations from Lord of the Rings and the Silmarillion. My PC is a black tower, so I called it Isengard. My fair MacBook Air is Valinor. The Raspberry Pi is Bree.
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by remoquete 3y ago
Eva is a fellow technical writer. I'm glad to see tech writers get visibility in here.
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by remoquete 3y ago
A nice tool for research, or for documenting third-party APIs. Let's not forget, though, that one of the goals of OpenAPI is to serve as a design and documentation artifact in design-first API development; generating OpenAPI from code
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Technical Writing in 2049(passo.uno)
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Non-Overlapping Magisteria (NOMA)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Losing the Imitation Game (2023)(jenniferplusplus.com)
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by remoquete 3y ago
Reading video game magazines when I was a kid always left me wondering about how those great effects were achieved. Games seemed to be way more mysterious back then, tiny black boxes streamed from tapes or floppies. I wonder if in 30 years
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by remoquete 3y ago
Of course it has Hot Dog Stand as a theme. :-)
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by remoquete 3y ago
Thanks. I guess you'd probably agree more with a previous post I wrote here: https://passo.uno/openai-tech-writing-howto/ Technical writing is not just about writing. When done well, it requires extracting informa
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by remoquete 3y ago
Isn't point 2 a summarized version of trickle-down economics, which, by the way, has been repeatedly proven not to be effective? https://www.lse.ac.uk/research/research-for-the-world/econom...

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