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Feb 17, 2024

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Matt and Ben describe how to build a developer automation interface with Make, a ubiquitous build tool that can be conveniently inflicted on other people. Ben explains a great way to test shell scripts that doesn't work. Matt deletes libbob3.so and then regrets it.

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If you come to a fork in the road, take it! Two’s Complement is a programming podcast, hosted by Matt Godbolt and Ben Rady; two programmers who both grew up wanting to make video games. One of them did, one of them didn’t, but now they both work together despite coming from very different backgrounds.

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Episode 0 - The Origin Story by Two's Complement
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Slow Builds and Fast Feedback by Two's Complement
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Testing in C++ by Two's Complement
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Source Control and Conway's Law by Two's Complement
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Pull Requests and Pair Programming, Part 1 by Two's Complement
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CPUs are Clever by Two's Complement
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Reverse Engineering the 6502 by Two's Complement
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Pictures and Candy with Arduino by Two's Complement
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Manual Testing and Observability by Two's Complement
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Time For Computers by Two's Complement
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Boring is Awesome by Two's Complement
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Pull Requests and Pair Programming, Part 2 by Two's Complement
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Unix Commands for Wizards by Two's Complement
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Building Games Two Ways by Two's Complement
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The Language Menagerie by Two's Complement
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Lint and Other Fuzzy Bits by Two's Complement
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Performance by Two's Complement
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Terrible Business Ideas by Two's Complement
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Yak Shaving, Live! by Two's Complement
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Golf for Hackers by Two's Complement
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Virtual Infrastructure by Two's Complement
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Carbon Footprint by Two's Complement
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