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Topic
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Apache-2.0
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azl397985856/automate-everything — 547★ on GitHub (Roff). 这是我准备写的第一本书，其实早些时候已经打算开始写书了，只是苦于没有写书经验，无从下手。写书不同于博客，写书需要将知识，经验等系统化地讲述出来，而我现在恰巧缺乏这种表现能力。因此我决定在这里将项目中零散的东西记录下来，然后后期润色一下，写成一本书。

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azl397985856/automate-everything (azl397985856/automate-everything) is a Roff project on GitHub. From the project's own README: 这是我准备写的第一本书，其实早些时候已经打算开始写书了，只是苦于没有写书经验，无从下手。写书不同于博客，写书需要将知识，经验等系统化地讲述出来，而我现在恰巧缺乏这种表现能力。因此我决定在这里将项目中零散的东西记录下来，然后后期润色一下，写成一本书。

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