That’s awesome. Both in the funny way, and that they were able to push through the emotions that come with those sorts of conflicts and finish their work. Good for them.

Well, sometimes, lackluster adoption of modern technology is a boon. We must make sure.that they never discover the goon-for-hire corners of the interwebs.

I respect this so much that it hurts

working remote has been the single best improvement to my field.

I love “courageously providing valuable input”. We all can imagine how the process worked.

Anyone has a link to the original paper?