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Reviewing your blog post with an LLM (opens the original)
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The second that your draft is “done,” you’re probably overeager for some fast feedback. But your colleagues generally won’t drop everything to read/review your work immediately. And they are likely too busy – or too kind – to point out every little thing that could be improved.LLMs are always available to provide feedback (tokens permitting) and will review countless revisions without a single sigh or eyeroll. With careful prompting, they can perform a rigorous review and point out issues that h
Rubber ducking your blog post with an LLM (opens the original)
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Just getting started is often the most dreadful part of the writing process. Many tech blog authors turn to LLM first drafts to get something, anything, on that intimidating blank page. But the results are generally suboptimal – for both the authors and the readers. Plus, you glide right past the fricti
writethat.blog Recap [July 2026] (opens the original)
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Piotr’s latest engineering blog post picks for writethat.blog…Tailscale didn’t stop the Hugging Face intrusionpattern: lessons learnedFamous Hugging Face intrusion in retrospect. The article is a handy set of advice on how to use Tailscale in a more secure manner. It is also quite a unique reverse-lessons-learned story with conclusions drawn from other folks’ mistakes. Doubly educational!<a href="https://antithesis.com/blog/2026/finding-bugs-in-raft-impl
writethat.blog Recap [June 2026] (opens the original)
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Piotr’s latest engineering blog post picks for writethat.blog…I ported Kubernetes to the browserpattern: how we built itConfirmed, he actually ported Kubernetes to the browser...Apache Kafka’s log compaction corrupts data. Here’s how we fixed itpattern: non-markety pro
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