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1 # You should probably post more 2 3 4 5 > "Damn, my writing must suck. Oh well, pretty standard. I guess the audience doesn't like my content." 6 7 I posted it on Hacker News too because it takes an extra 30 seconds then totally forgot about it. Until a friend of a friend I met recently said he read my blog and really liked it. 8 9 I was surprised because he mentioned the blog that I thought no one saw. I liked that post too, so I was kind of sad it was lost to the abyss. But it was validating that this dude read it and liked it enough to mention it to me. 10 11 A day later,…
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