Tinos

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   by Tinos 2y ago

   So neat! Thanks for sharing
2. 32.▲
   by Tinos 2y ago

   Oh boy this sounds like quite the situation. You obviously understand the internal affairs far greater than I, but you did say "I am the person who has to put him in his place". Not saying this is the solution but if you're t
3. 33.▲
   by Tinos 2y ago

   Yes you are right, well said! I suppose it's key to look at your project from a birds' eye view and try and estimate how large scale you expect it to be. If you're building the next open source self-hosted facebook, yeah I th
4. 34.▲
   by Tinos 2y ago

   Great read but I must say I completely disagree with: "the best way to avoid [[getting cheated/swindled]] is to give strangers your trust and treat them well. Being good to them brings out their good. If you are on your best behav
5. 35.▲
   by Tinos 2y ago

   Pretty cute. How'd you get them to pair overseas?
6. 36.▲
   by Tinos 2y ago

   Sounds like your company/team have some serious communication issues. These things do happen in all companies regardless of size - but from what I understand, this is a repeat event. Mentioning these sorts of concerns with other people
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   by Tinos 2y ago

   My advice is never use conventions for personal/solo projects - they do not matter. When it comes to working in teams I actually do recommend them because during a code review you can - at a glance - read what each commit has done so y