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Added a newsletter Hello, World! in the Section: Best System design case studies.
Added two article about pinterest and Uber in Section: Best System Design Tutorials
Also Added newsletter Hello, World! in the Section: Best Engineering Blogs

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    • Updated the README to include new system design resources, tutorials, and blog links for enhanced learning and reference.

Added a newsletter Hello, World! in the Section: Best System design case studies.
Added two article about pinterest and Uber in Section: Best System Design Tutorials
Also Added newsletter Hello, World! in the Section: Best Engineering Blogs
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The README.md file was updated to include new curated links in the system design resources sections. Additions were made to the case studies, tutorials, and engineering blogs lists, referencing resources from "Hello, World!" and specific articles about Pinterest and Uber Eats. No existing content or structure was changed.

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README.md Added new links to system design case studies, tutorials, and engineering blogs; updated placeholders with actual resource links.

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In README fields where links now grow,
New case studies and blogs in tow.
Pinterest and Uber Eats join the dance,
"Hello, World!" gets a chance.
System design wisdom on display—
A rabbit hops and shouts, "Hooray!"
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README.md (3)

125-127: Validate categorization of “Hello, World!” under Case Studies

“Hello, World!” is a newsletter rather than a single, in-depth case-study write-up like the other items under this heading. Consider moving it to a more appropriate section (e.g., “Best Engineering Blogs”) or explicitly linking to a specific case-study article within the newsletter to match reader expectations.


130-136: Minor style consistency for new tutorial bullets

  1. The two added titles are sentence-case, whereas neighbouring entries use title-case.
  2. A trailing question mark appears in the Pinterest title but not in the Uber Eats one; keep punctuation consistent across bullets.

Example edit:

- - [How Pinterest uses LLMs to make your Search Results more Relevant?](https://hw.glich.co/p/how-pinterest-uses-llms-to-make-your-search-results-more-relevant)
+ - [How Pinterest Uses LLMs to Make Your Search Results More Relevant](https://hw.glich.co/p/how-pinterest-uses-llms-to-make-your-search-results-more-relevant)

(Apply similar casing to the Uber entry).


190-196: Keep engineering-blog list alphabetical

The list is alphabetically ordered; inserting “Hello, World!” at the top breaks that ordering. Move it to the correct “H” slot:

- -   [Hello, World!](https://hw.glich.co/)
-   [Airbnb Engineering](http://nerds.airbnb.com/)
+ -   [Airbnb Engineering](http://nerds.airbnb.com/)
+ -   [Hello, World!](https://hw.glich.co/)

This preserves predictable ordering for readers.

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This is actually a good resource.

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