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Hello to all readers of 2coffee.dev, today I bring to you a new section called "Posts" - Weekly articles for you. Why?

As mentioned many times in previous articles, the blog is currently facing a large migration from user habits, they no longer search on Google but instead use other tools such as AI Agents or chat directly with AI. Therefore, I am forced to change direction.

As you know, the blog was created with the purpose of sharing knowledge and experience through writing, thereby conveying messages to readers. Each article is the result of hours, even days of work from brainstorming, finding relevant materials, to writing and editing until it meets the publication requirements. But now things are different, users can ask AI to answer almost all their questions. So, what's the point of writing anymore?

Writing to me is a way to practice thinking. Logical thinking can be written into an article that anyone can understand, or in other words, focusing on the ability to systematize my knowledge. Through that, it helps me to self-study and still can help others find what they need by writing down what I've learned.

Writing long articles - which I call Articles - has been maintained for about 2 years now. There are articles that have been read by many people, and there are articles that haven't been read by anyone, which is normal. Maintaining long articles takes a lot of time and effort. A year ago, I introduced the Threads section - "Short articles" - it achieved unexpected success. This is a collection of short articles that I want to share daily, sometimes just a few lines about things surrounding my life. Following that, today I continue to introduce the "Posts" section.

Posts is a balance between Threads and Articles. Posts are simply longer than Threads and shorter than Articles, from which I can quickly write and share something while still maintaining the ability to convey issues. In short, Posts are to write and share more.

This is the first article in Posts. Posts are still in the process of being perfected and I hope it receives support from many people in the future. Thank you.