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When you are with friends you aren't exactly a developer to them but a friend. And time with friends is a blocked time to relax and unwind from the stress of work. Maybe accepting and being open that sometimes details like timings can't be planned and you can chill and go with the flow. Enjoy your friends' company.
Stackoverflow.
Sooo my friend asked my to become more active on steam and i did something about it! I'm going to be become th...
Linus is savage guys!
Apparently, he doesn't approve of GNU style coding
Source: kernel.org
My friends don't understand what it's like to be a dev so when I ask for times/arrangements they think I'm just being a prick about it. Sometimes I ask for specific times because I have to do pull requests and what not and I want to arrange it to maximize little downtime but because none of these guys are Devs they don't understand. How do I help these guys understand that me asking for specific times isn't about me being a prick, it just has to do with work because when I tell them that they don't get it
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