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1. “If this doesn’t convince you of the value of unit tests, I don’t know what will.”
   Absolutely. I am a sucker for nice 3D bar graphs, and basically believe anything they tell me.
   Also….brown eyes. I never could resist them.

   blindman — November 21, 2008 @ 10:45 am

2. Nice post. I wish I didn’t feel like I was signing a contract every time I made estimates. Regardless if the client says, ‘it’s just an estimate’ or not, as soon as you mention a number with the word hour(s), there is an expectation is still built.

   Ben Wagaman — December 13, 2008 @ 8:23 pm

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