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Explain how the Five Second Rule for code review works.

The five second rule is the concept that if you can't understand the intent of a line of code or method in 5 seconds
then it is likely that item is too complex, and needs to be broken down into more easily understandable components.

Knows why comments lie, and how to write self-documenting code

The phrase "comments lie" refers to the fact that because comments are not a part of the working application,
they are never tested, reviewed, or used in production. Because of this, as bugs are found, or enhancements
are made, the functionality is verified, but the comments are never validated in any consistent way. Thus,

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Pentaho - RabbitMQ on Windows Proof of Concept

RabbitMQ install

Went with the manual install (kept getting an error on erlang not being available;

Erlang could not be detected. You must install Erlang before installing RabbitMQ. Would you like the

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for run in {1..6}; do  shuf -i 1-6 -n 5 -r|perl -ne 'chomp;print' | xargs -I pattern grep pattern diceware.wordlist.asc; done

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Delete all local branches that have no remote / have been merged

git branch -vv | grep -v ']'| grep -v "\*" | awk '{ print $1; }' | xargs git branch -d