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Using Ansible in production grants me the privilege of not requiring a diligent read of this book.

I'm only after the highlights, best practices, and production recommendations from an industry expert and one who has more years of experience than I do.

As such, skimming the book seems like a reasonable way of spending my time for grasping only the missing pieces of the overall puzzle.

پادشاهی دُر ثمینی داشت
بهر انگشتری نگینی داشت
خواست نقشی که باشدش دو ثمر
هر زمان که افکند به نقش نظر
گاهِ شادی نگیردش غفلت
گاهِ اندوه نباشدش محنت
هر چه فرزانه بود در ایام
کرد اندیشه‌ای ولی همه خام
ژنده پوشی پدید شده آندَم
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It goes without saying, but you truly live a thousand lives if you read.

What I learned from a man who is developing software more than a century now, is just invaluable.

Now i don't have to learn from all the mistakes that was learned by someone else.

I can continue where they left off.

Such a fantastic book. I'm learning so much from it.
I watched a video from uncle bob before that mentioned a gist summary of all this, but it's sinking in way deeper now.

Wow, such a must-read book.
You really don't know what you don't know until you come to the realization.
This book is definitely the game changer. If you haven't read it before, you have no idea what you are missing.
Uncle bob is a legend and therefore a role model; if you want to become a great software developer, you definitely must read this book.

I'm not gonna ever get tired reading this masterpiece

Slowly reaching to the good parts I guess; but still, it's sentences are well spread and not entirely focused on the subject. Or it may as well be intended to be this way anyway!

Nothing interesting so far

I'm counting on awesomeness in a "best-seller" book but I may have not reached the fun part yet

"Fault results from choices that have already been made, responsibility results from the choices you're currently making"

"People who consistently make the best choices in the situation they're given are the ones who eventually come out ahead poker, just as in life. And it's not necessarily the people with the best cards"

"Working a job you believe in, is more important than money"

I read this book many years ago & can still remember it for the most part. So I'm gonna take my time on this one. No need to rush!

It's one of my favorite books already & I would like to say that this book has questioned some of my previous beliefs; which is a wonderful thing if you think about it. Cause sometimes you need the right turn if you're not on the right track.

It's really exceptional and I'm thrilled and enthusiastically eager to get to the time of the day where I can read this magnificent piece of work.
It's funny and awesome and it can be of use for anyone, inside and outside the department of self-help.
I would recommend it to pretty much everyone.