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I run my own business on this stuff. When something finally works, or breaks in a way that teaches me something, I write it down and send it to the people who'd want to know.

What tends to end up in there:

• The thing I got working, and the part of it that was harder than it looked
• What broke in my own business, and what I did about it
• When a tool change is actually worth your attention, which is rarer than the internet suggests
• The occasional thing I got wrong, in public, while it's still embarrassing