Anthony Ciccarello
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  1. The episodes don’t seem to have a point. Just two bros traveling while learning some interesting facts about unique situations. I guess they are exposing people to new ideas. But there are very few usable takeaways for such practical topics.

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  2. I was really wanting to like Zac Efron’s “Down to Earth” but it is hard to watch. I love the premise and the topics sounded great but the production severely misses the mark.

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  3. Looks like I missed #BlackBotanistsWeek but I’m enjoying finding new accounts to follow. @t_marie_wms @nox_makunga @localecologist @jadebleau @Rk_ct Also South Africa quite possibly has the most interesting plants. They were well represented. 🇿🇦🌱

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  4. I love that “keep the tweets flowing” was their last tweet before having to lock down twitter. Keep the Tweets flowing and the conversations going, without switching between other tabs and the Messages tab.On the desktop version of https://t.co/fuPJa36kt0, you can now access your DMs at the bottom right of...

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  5. TIL Slack has a reaction limit 😅

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  6. @ice_1080 There are so many trade-offs to consider. In some ways there are principles that are true across technologies but then each project has it’s own nuances of “what is a functional test?” and “how hard is this test setup?”.

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  7. @ethanculp Dedicated QA roles tend to do a better job of thinking through edge cases. Without QA you need more of that kind of thinking throughout the development process (requirements/story writing, development, and peer review).

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  8. Had a lot of fun writing this post. There are a lot of important reasons for testing but the biggest wins are long term. Team not prioritizing automated tests? See why testing saves time after code is written.#Testing #AutomatedTesting #CodingProductivity #StreamlinedWorkflow https://t.co/RKuowj5wWN— SitePen (@sitepen) July 14, 2020

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  9. One of the things I like about learning photography is recognising cool textures in life that I used to ignore.

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  10. Also, 6,000 years seems like a long time ago for reintroduction. I feel like a lot will have changed ecologically.

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  11. Wait, Europe has bison? How did I not know this? I always though reindeer were Europe’s big grazers. Exciting news!! Bison are set to be introduced to a British woodland following a groundbreaking conservation project in Kent!The project has been supported by players of @PostcodeLotteryRead more > https://t.co/IRnGsWj2Eu @KentWildlife pic.twitter.com/vwciInPe3N—...

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  12. I’m probably going to end up with some kind of image + a link. Depends on how creative I’m feeling. 🤔

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  13. People have done a lot of cool stuff with this feature. github.com/kautukkundan/A…

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  14. Does anyone else look at this feature and think “Great, another profile page to maintain…”? I’ve carefully crafted my github profile readmehttps://t.co/FHKj1OYSDC— Zach Leatherman (@zachleat) July 9, 2020

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  15. Writing Tests that Work

    Your team realizes that testing is valuable. Your team creates tests for already completed features. The result was encouraging and your team even found a few bugs hiding in the application. Your team returns to feature development and attempts to add new tests. Features took more time to complete because...

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