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Finds: "How to do I clear system data on Mac OS?" - A Reddit Discussion

Mac, always running out of space, especially if you're a developer (Xcode, argh!). This isn’t a new find, but since I just ran through it again, I figured it’s worth posting here for my own reference and maybe it’ll help someone else squeeze out that last bit of disk space. Here you go:  How to do I clear system data on Mac OS?

Finds: "Microservices vs. Monoliths" - A Reddit Discussion

Here’s another interesting discussion I stumbled upon on Reddit. The debate between "Microservices vs. Monoliths" is a frequent one, but in my opinion, the context matters—both approaches have their own merits depending on the situation. I plan to write a more in-depth entry on this topic in the near future. Enjoy reading:  Microservices vs. Monoliths: Why Startups Are Getting "Nano-Services" All Wrong

Finds: "Software Estimation Is Hard" - A Reddit Discussion

Since I'm treating this blog like a post-it, I'd like to use it to reference interesting and relevant articles or discussions I come across on the web—something I can easily refer to again in the future. Here’s a good one:  Software Estimation Is Hard. Do It Anyway