This makes me proud to work at a Microsoft subsidiary! I've been wondering what will happen with all these workers as offices shut down and tech workers are told to work from home. There should be laws to protect them, but since there aren't, it is up to companies to step up!

Corona parenting: Yesterday I found myself splitting my screen so my preschooler could join his circle time on zoom while I did a code review on GitHub. It worked pretty well. I hope he didn't sneak any review comments in there while I wasn't paying attention 😣

More Corona parenting: My kid is reciting the entire script of Frozen 2 to his dinosaurs on the office floor while I'm in a Zoom meeting. Me: "Shhh, I need you to be a little more quiet." Kid: "But _you're_ talking!"

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Hope everyone is enjoying their week-long stint as a data scientist, the most glamorous tech job of the last 10 years, supposed to be spent analyzing sophisticated models, but really spent mostly monitoring those few stray batch import jobs that haven't finished yet.

We built a thing! 🏗️👩‍💻Congratulations to the amazing GitHub CodeML team and all our collaborators -- it's so much fun building cool stuff with you all! ❤️

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