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Pairing solves many of my work-related struggles:

https://tuple.app/

✅ Feeling blocked
✅ Feeling unfocused
✅ Feeling unmotivated
✅ Having too many unknowns

Sitting down with someone (or using something like @r00k's Tuple can shrink weeks of struggle down to making a ton of progress in an hour. 😉

submitted this linkon September 17, 2019
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    I wonder how much of this is personal work preference/personality? I think my productivity would really tank if I tried to work that way...and I would definitely strongly dislike it (probably hate it).

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    Additionally, it's a great way to learn and/or teach, intentionally or accidentally. One of my college professors did studies on it and wrote a book that's pretty decent. It's old, but most of it probably holds up well (how much does pairing actually change over time?).
    https://www.amazon.com/Pair-Programming-Illuminated-Laurie-Williams/dp/0201745763

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    Who do you pair with?

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      Trying to pair with @jonbuda more.

      But I've paired most often with @adamwathan, @jackmcdade, and Ben Furfie.

      I've also started doing more "design pairing" with @studiofellow and Steve Schoger.

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        I just checked out the app, I dev on Mac so I'm out. Anyone here practice pair programming? I have tons of mental block and this could be useful.