Update feed: On LLMs by Oz Nova

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+### November 13
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+#### [November ramble — Oz Nova][27]
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+> _I generally prefer not to comment on software development practices, because of something I’ve observed often enough that it feels like a law: for every excellent engineer who swears by a particular practice, there’s an even better one who swears by the opposite. Some people couldn’t imagine coding without unit tests, or code review, or continuous integration, or step-through debugging, or [your preferred “best practice”]. Yet, there are people out there who do the exact opposite and outperform us all._
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+[27]: https://newsletter.ozwrites.com/p/november-ramble
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 ### November 11
 
-#### [Brian Kernighan Reflects on Unix: A History and a Memoir — Book Overflow][26]
+#### [Brian Kernighan reflects on Unix: A History and a Memoir — Book Overflow][26]
 
 > _So is it possible for, you know, two or three people like us to have a really good idea
 > and do something that does transform our world? I suspect that that still can happen. It's
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 ### November 9
 
-#### [Software Engineering at Google][24]
+#### [Software engineering at Google][24]
 
 I've been skimming through _Software Engineering at Google_ over the past few days. It's
 available online for free, which is a nice bonus. Rather than focusing on specific
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 ### October 27
 
-#### [Understanding Round Robin DNS][23]
+#### [Understanding round robin DNS][23]
 
 Round Robin DNS works by adding multiple IP addresses for the same domain in your DNS
 provider's settings. For example, if you're using a VPS from DigitalOcean or Hetzner, you'd
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 ### September 28
 
-#### [Rails World 2024 Opening Keynote — David Heinemeier Hansson][18]
+#### [Rails World 2024 opening keynote — David Heinemeier Hansson][18]
 
 I was really hyped about this year's Rails World, even though I don't code much in Ruby or
 Rails. I've been following 37signals' work on simplifying deployment complexity and
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 ### September 17
 
-#### [DHH talks Apple, Linux, and Running servers — How About Tomorrow][14]
+#### [DHH talks Apple, Linux, and running servers — How About Tomorrow][14]
 
 During yesterday evening's walk, I had a lot of fun listening to DHH rant about the Apple
 ecosystem and the big cloud providers. I can totally get behind how so many people find