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The Science of Small Changes(ergomake.dev)
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The curious case of forgotten mistakes and pointless processes(lucasfcosta.com)
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by thewizl 4y ago
As a note, GitHub stars are often used in pitch decks for OSS startups. VCs seem to care about that, judging from what I’ve seen around.
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How processes are born, why they can be damaging, and how to fix them(lucasfcosta.com)
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by thewizl 4y ago
Thanks for the comment. We totally agree with your suggested approach. The reason we went for the example and set up in the blog post is that most people aren’t as familiar with the very basics. Therefore, we wanted to set up a plausible ex
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by thewizl 4y ago
Great comment. We’re writing a blog post about that right now. Should be up next week. If you’re curious and would be up for a review, I’d be happy to send it to you first so you can read earlier!
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by thewizl 4y ago
Hey Ian, Author here. I’ve used Excalidraw and downloaded an external library with the k8s icons. Also played around with non-default colors to help with info hierarchy. Hope that helps! If you need further info, my Twitter account is linke
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by thewizl 4y ago
When I moved to an English speaking country a few years ago, I wanted to get better at writing. On a snowy day, I wrote an email to a guy who writes for The New Yorker and whose articles frequently appear on HN. In that email, I asked for a
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A brief guide to Kubernetes networking(ergomake.dev)
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How can pods talk to one another? A brief guide to Kubernetes networking(ergomake.dev)
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Thoughts on shipping a CLI-first product(ergomake.dev)
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Thoughts on shipping a CLI-first product(ergomake.dev)
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by thewizl 4y ago
"Sometimes you won't want to write a newsletter. That's the most important day to make sure the newsletter gets written" This is excellent advice. I find that the same principle applies to anything in which you want to s