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  • Doug Lee

    I tend to encourage what I see encouraged in many tech spaces: If you have a question, and it's a text interface, just send the question. Don't exchange pleasantries first or ask if you can ask a question; that just takes more time and more focus switching for the person you're asking. Saying something with your question like "Hey haven't talked in a while, hope you're ok," etc., is fine of course. I wonder if my view diverges from yours. My pet pieve is when someone sends me a Telegram or similar saying, "Can you help with my computer," or, "I have a question when you have a chance." The nature of text interfaces is, I read and write when I have a chance already. :-)

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  • Calum

    Congratulations, you get all the bad parts of being a celebrity without any of the financial compensation that makes that bearable.

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