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@p2501
Giving a reason and proving the reason are two very different things. Without seeing their data and how they concluded it to determine if it suffers from the early fallacy it doesnt mean much to me.
@selea @phoenix

@p2501
I care less about what conclusion any group concludes, considering the pressure for bias, and more with how they determined it. Did they show viral load or make assumptions vulnerable to the previously mentioned fallacy?
@selea @phoenix

@icedquinn
Not sure if i recall what those are, been years since i used gerrit. It may have been a later feature
@timorl

@icedquinn
At this point gitlab gives me almost the same thing anyway with a better ui
@timorl

@timorl
Oh it definitely qorks well for some people. The problem is it doesnt for everyone else.
@icedquinn

@freemo -- I never had to do pair programming, but it always sounded like hell to me. Just find a quiet place and code, that's always worked for me.

Cheers.

@TikToc
O can say it being great for a fraction of the people and hell for everyone else. Its hell for me thats for sure, i need privacy to think as i code.

@freemo management read an agile book and said we're doing that now

@icedquinn
Every single company where management pushed pair programming was where the management was super paranoid that their workers were slacking off and just created a super annoying environment where no one has time to think and reflect on how to code properly.

Everytime ive worked in a pair programing environment its been a disaster. Why cant programmers stop with this gimmick shit and just code already.

So the first class seats on the flight to moscow are identical to the coach seats in every way. Russia why am i not surprised

@lucifargundam
Yea, im surprised i didnt have a layover in north korea at this point

Me ::passes duty free store at the airport and stops::

Salesman: ::stares::

Me: ::stares::

Salesman: Can I help you

me: ::giggling:: So how many times a day does someone giggle when you say the word "Duty"

Salesman: Never

Me: ::still giggling:: very good

::Walks away::

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