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[Blog - Stack Overflow] As much as I respect his technical prowess, and enjoy his provocative attitude, I was squirming when he disparaged OS X’s developer tools on stage. My impression was “here’s a guy who doesn’t understand the tools and is blaming the tools instead of his ignorance.”
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