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A collection of thoughts and notes by our team

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Paul Blair
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Sometimes team members don’t trust each other. To start rebuilding trust, first have the team identify and acknowledge the ways in which lack of trust undermines their work.
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Lori Leitgeb
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As the holiday season hits full swing, lists can be a helpful way to keep track of all the moving pieces. But rather than seeing accomplishment, they can just grow and feel overwhelming. Use these tips to keep lists motivating you.
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Juan Pedro Villa
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Let the weak say, I am strong. Or not.
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Lori Leitgeb
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Failure points will always exist, despite our best efforts to minimize them. By having clear answers to a few key questions, you can keep failure points in check and stay focused on project and team growth.
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Filipe Costa
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Null Object pattern can reduce you some code complexity and it’s pretty simple to use.
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Justin Leitgeb
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How strong is the developer community in Haskell? We compare the Meetup participation for the New York Haskell Meetup with other language communities.
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Paul Blair
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Abstractions like **UNKNOWN_CHAR** can sound vague and meaningless, but they identify something specific with practical consequences for development projects.
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Wojtek Mach
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Learn more about our recent experiment with self-merging Pull Requests while still maintaining high code quality.
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Leslie Nguyen
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Stack Builders CEO Lori Leitgeb has been chosen as a winner of the SmartCEO Brava! Awards. The awards ceremony will be held on September 23rd, 2014.
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Eric C. Jones
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Haskell can be used as a tool for building wonderfully flexible and maintainable client-side web applications.

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