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cketti.de
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| | | | | Looking back on the open source work I did in 2020. | |
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networkphil.com
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| | | | | I love the networking community, and I attribute much of my success as a network engineer, network architect, and now a technical marketer, to the interactions I've had with other network pros over the years. That's meant interaction on Twitter, Reddit, the big conferences, and the small events like Tech Field Day. From those sprang... | |
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passo.uno
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| | | | | Just around the time I was complaining about the scarcity of books on technical writing, I got a copy of Technical Writing for Software Developers by Chris Chinchilla, a regular of the Write the Docs community. Delighted by the chance of reading a book from one of the sharpest pens in technical writing, I set aside some time to read through the nine chapters and write a review. The book taught me little I didn't already know - Chris and I use the same tools and methods. The biggest value I extracted from TWfSD is its reflection of the times: it spurred lots of thoughts on the future of our profession and how we promote it. | |
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henko.net
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| | | If you use AI to solve puzzles for you, you are kind of missing the point. | ||
