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Paul Graham replied Tawanda Nyahuye, towernter What is the biggest lie you have heard from a programmer? 6:42 PM Jul 10, 2020 Twitter for Android 362 Retweets and comments 1.4K Likes 17 Paul Graham paulg 7h Replying to towernter "It should work now." 27 17 54 1.1K

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