I don't think this is what's meant when people talk about "pair programming"

[iPwnedMSCS]

Sitting in the window wasn't sufficient this morning apparently, and so he had to do a march around the desk before returning to the window.

 

[Beman]

But does he get paid per hour too?

 

[iPwnedMSCS]

Yes, but he has to share with the beardie who does code reviews

 

[Beman]

Yes, but he has to share with the beardie who does code reviews

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Quite the team. I would imagine they both get full benefits including healthcare and paid time off. I mean after all they do know their stuff. lol

 

[iPwnedMSCS]

They are good at finding bugs.

 

[Sonny13]

They are good at finding bugs.

 

[MzLaurie]

The pair is monitoring and debugging your system.

 

[Jake_Mellor23]

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Haha, true! Unless "pair programming" now includes one person writing code while the other one tries to sell software over the phone!