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public/blogs/code-silos.mdx

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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-title: Code Silos 
-seoTitle: Code silos are one of the main reasons over why your projects fails
+title: Knowledge Hoarding
+seoTitle: What if someone quits mid project ?
 summary: What if someone quits mid project ?
 isReleased: true
 isSequel: false

public/blogs/fundamentals.mdx

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ tags:
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 <C>
-Without a foundation to connect concepts, Your brain neurons struggle to connect and make sense of scattered information, leading to frustration, boredom, thus imminent failure.
+Without a foundation to connect concepts, Your brain neurons struggle to connect and make sense of scattered information, leading to frustration, boredom, thus failure.
 </C>
 
 <S2/>

public/blogs/management-skill-issues.mdx

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   - 'skill-issues'
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 <C>
-So, if I’m in charge of managing a group of people to deliver a piece of work, and I feel like they're not working as hard as they should—showing up late, wasting time, and generally not putting in their best effort. Maybe.. If I give them free snacks and let them bring their pets around, they'll do better? Nope, none of these, nor any other extrinsic motivation approaches will ever work.
+So, if I’m in charge of managing a group of people to deliver a piece of work, and I feel like they're not working as hard as they should—showing up late, wasting time, and generally not putting in their best effort. Maybe.. If I engage them in activities like improv workshops, scavenger hunts or escape rooms, they'll do better? Nope, none of these, nor any other extrinsic motivation approaches will ever work.
  </C>
  <C>
  These superficial incentives merely serve as temporary fixes, the modern day  <L href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_and_circuses">bread and circuses,</L> they may provide momentary enjoyment, but they do not address the root causes of issues. just like our medical system, which often treats symptoms rather than underlying conditions. These surface-level perks only buy more time without truly addressing the fundamental needs or concerns of employees, leading to the <L href="https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=linkedin+corporate+cringe">cringy</L> posts on LinkedIn where "adult" <L href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human">homo-sapiens</L> often indulge in the act of degrading themselves for... Ok we won't talk about that here. 

public/blogs/unit-tests.mdx

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Well usually teams who have 100% coverage, either do have some very good and exc
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  <H2>No Preconceived knowledge</H2>
  <C>
-Even if you "know" certain values will never be "X" or Y. It's essential to test all code paths, not just those reflecting current usage patterns.
+Even if you "know" certain values will never be "X" or "Y". It's essential to test all code paths, not just those reflecting current usage patterns.
  </C>
 
 <H2>If You Over Assert, Break  It Down</H2>

public/services/code-audits.mdx

@@ -22,5 +22,5 @@ Without vigilant scrutiny of <L href="/blog/tag/quality">quality</L> and archite
 I only audit for projects that use my <L href="/about">stack.</L>
 </C>
 <C>
-Audits come in two forms, business and technical. For business, it's designed for business owners seeking clarity on their project's status. It provides a concise one-page review covering crucial aspects such as suitability for future modifications, flexibility in team adjustments and code quality assessment. And for technical teams  it aids in uncovering as many <L href="/services/glossary#tickets">bugs</L> as possible.  All within a fixed one-day service.
+A code audit provide clarity on a project's status. It offers a concise one-page review covering crucial aspects such as suitability for future modifications, flexibility in team adjustments, and code quality assessment. Also, it aids in uncovering as many <L href='/services/glossary#tickets'>bugs</L> as possible. All within a fixed one-day service.
 </C>

public/services/estimates.mdx

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 <C>
-Instead, we provide you two weeks estimates, based on the sum of all the tasks data (using <L href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_evaluation_and_review_technique'>PERT</L>), and since tasks are [billable](), the estimate comes with a monetary range, but not more than that, maybe a month only and only if we have enough data. What we can guarantee is a <L href='/services/transparency'>transparent</L> view of our progress and costs. What we can also guarantee is a working software multiple times a day/week, you don't have to wait for your software to be delivered by the end of the year as a black box. No, you see it in real time, you see every little detail, and you can pause it at any moment, continue at any moment, take it off at any moment, it's still <L href='/blog/code-silos'>transferrable.</L> 
+Instead, we provide you two weeks estimates, based on the sum of all the tasks data (using <L href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_evaluation_and_review_technique'>PERT</L>), and since tasks are <L href='/services/billing#task-cost'>billable,</L> the estimate comes with a monetary range, but not more than that, maybe a month only and only if we have enough data. What we can guarantee is a <L href='/services/transparency'>transparent</L> view of our progress and costs. What we can also guarantee is a working software multiple times a day/week, you don't have to wait for your software to be delivered by the end of the year as a black box. No, you see it in real time, you see every little detail, and you can pause it at any moment, continue at any moment, take it off at any moment, it's still <L href='/blog/code-silos'>transferrable.</L> 
 </C>
 
 <C>

public/services/full-software-solution.mdx

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 The process described below outlines my approach for projects that are not small nor simple. I can solely complete those within a couple of days. However, for more complex projects I will involve more developers and we'll work as a <L href="/services/glossary#team">team</L>  to deliver the software.
- <S/>
- The process starts with
+ </C>
+<C>
+The process starts with
 </C>
 <H2>Estimates</H2>
 <C>
@@ -22,7 +23,7 @@ Why? Read my blog <L href="/services/estimates">post</L>.
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 Companies and individuals alike that do offer concrete estimates usually fall into one of two categories:
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-- \- They did the same project, with the same variables, with the same people, under the same circumstances one or more times 
+- \- They did the same project, with the same variables, with the same people, under the same circumstances one or more times.
 - \- Lie, to make you feel better.
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 If you read the article you'll ask me the right question and I will answer.

src/app/components/protos/hero-section.tsx

@@ -411,6 +411,10 @@ import { Button } from '../ui/button';
 
 /* eslint-disable */
 
+/* eslint-disable */
+
+/* eslint-disable */
+
 function TypingAnimation() {
   const el = useRef(null);
 

src/app/components/reusables/code/code-block.tsx

@@ -223,6 +223,16 @@ import CopyButton from './copy-code';
 
 // react-syntax-highlighter has no types
 
+/* eslint-disable */
+// @ts-nocheck
+
+// react-syntax-highlighter has no types
+
+/* eslint-disable */
+// @ts-nocheck
+
+// react-syntax-highlighter has no types
+
 /* eslint-disable */
 // @ts-nocheck
 SyntaxHighlighter.registerLanguage('rust', rust);