Isn't a sort of a guideline that a Daily Scrum meeting shouldn't last more than 15 minutes.

And everyone should, when it's their turn, only answer the following questions without any interruptions:
- What have you done since last daily Scrum?
- What are you going to do next?
- any problems?

If any other discussion should be had, it should happen after the Daily Scrum.

If no one else is having the same problem as you, then you're most likely just doing it really wrong.

I'm so saving this link for the future. 😂

I honestly would have a mental break down if I had to check all corner cases by hand. 😵

@juneeighteen That is the truth.

I still remember first years at the university when you had to write code to a sheet of paper when doing programming exams.

@OneCrazyRussian I've actually used that for a while now. A really handy tool. :D

Looks about right. self.assertAlmostEqual(a, b)

Yup, sounds like a pretty normal Monday to me.

I think I'll have to use these at some point.

My most used git related aliases, l, s and d.

alias l='git log --stat'
alias s='git status'
alias d='git diff'