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\author{ Sam Wilson }

\date{ 2021 October 25 (Monday), 2:37AM }

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So often I find myself replying to a bug report or discussion about some piece of software, and I just feel \emph{so} worried that the people I'm writing to will think I'm completely clueless. Mostly, I write a reply, and then delete it unsent. I've no idea how people manage to write so much, day after day, and not just dissolve in a pile of anxiety. I used to assume that it'd get easier with experience and repetition and when working with kind people, but it really doesn't seem to.

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