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Thursday, November 29

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  • Engineers want their code to work, and at @DeliverooEng I have observed a shift from "Argh! Bugs!" to "Ooh, that's a good one!" and a sense of warm respect that people are taking a deep interest in the quality of their code. It's competitive. It's fun. It drives good behaviour. - @AlecMuffet
     

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