Tooling1 min read
Sandbox first, publish second
New ideas get a local sandbox before they get a URL. The feed is for things that survived that.
Avdi Ajeti · Ajetonix
Most of what I build never leaves the machine it was born on. That is not secrecy. It is a filter.
A local sandbox is cheap: you can break the script, take the network down, dump the core, and keep the mess off the public record. When something survives a week of use, it earns a repo or a write-up.
Ajetonix's feed will look quieter than a content calendar. That is the point. Daily practice, selective publishing.
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