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      <description>I had a really great time at Systems We Love 2 weeks ago. It was refreshing to attend a conference that had genuine talks about complicated systems that keep or kept the &amp;ldquo;world&amp;rdquo; running. No sponsor-driven drivel and no &amp;ldquo;here is how to do X&amp;rdquo; talks that could&amp;rsquo;ve been summarized by documentation.&#xA;Ozan Onay has already summarized all the talks, including links to videos, so I don&amp;rsquo;t have to. A few talks stood out in particular.</description>
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