boncester

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   by boncester 2mo ago

   No, not in the way you describe (I think). I think you mean within a context adding additional 'please' or 'thank you', so no. But yes where I think it will introduce additional weight to my prompting, e.g. 'Ensure
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   by boncester 3mo ago

   First Meta, now Apple, it's gonna be a hellava year :D
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   by boncester 4mo ago

   It might be being suggested in that statement, but to me that reads that there's a potential opportunity there for a delayed AMA on this? That if people were to email press@adafruit.com with a subject line (for example) of 'FLUX -
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   by boncester 9mo ago

   omg I haven't seen this in years! :D
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   by boncester 10mo ago

   That's fine, I'll continue to not use it, then it's fine, right?
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   by boncester 11mo ago

   That was excellent! Couple of tweaks though, try to avoid the same call for response, '..is that right?' or whatever. Patterns in speech become REALLY old REALLY quickly.. It can start to create a picture in their head that this i
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   by boncester 11mo ago

   Everyone's different and the way that teams work differ massively from company to company, but this is how I've done it in the past. First off, doesn't matter if you're the technical lead or the team lead, it's the