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dhorthy · 10d ago

this is cool. curious what other examples folks have seen. Probably lots of content creation/management tools in general - figma, github, etc.

Any examples of this in lower level devtools? I think of things like K8s as "the real value was always in the standardization" but maybe it really did just start as "hey this is a cool way to run software"

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