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A group of wolves is called a pack.

A group of crows is called a murder.

A group of developers is called a merge conflict.

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Well, it also depends on their fursonas

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A group of SREs is called an outage.

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A group of developers is actually called an array.
@Takiro @nixCraft only if they are ordered, which they mostly aren’t. I’d be more inclined to call them a hash
@Takiro @nixCraft a queue of people at Plain of Six Glaciers is called an array of type T.
@Takiro @nixCraft or an array out of bounds
@nixCraft think a group of developers being called a stack would fit. Then when theres too many itd be a stack overflow

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Then what is a "Friday Afternoon Meeting" a group of?

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I would go with the same as a group of witches. An argument.
@jiinissi A coven is a group of witches. I've never heard of an argument of witches.
@rob you have obviously never read books by sir Terry Pratchett. Shame on you. πŸ˜…
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"You needed at least three witches for a coven. Two witches was just an argument."

@rob that's the first google result. πŸ˜…

I'm sure there's a longer quote buried in one of the books I read lately. Probably Equal Rites. Along the lines of "people think the collective noun for a group of witches is a coven when it's actually an argument".

@nixCraft I laughed waaay to hard at this
@nixCraft Vultures have three different names for their movements ! A KETTLE of vultures flies. A COMITTEE of vultures Perch, and finally ... a WAKE when they have gathered for a meal.
@nixCraft so, when are we teaching crows to code?
@zhenech just one month before we deeply regret it ☺ @nixCraft
@nixCraft I think it should be a bikeshed
@nixCraft A standup of developers?
@nixCraft A group of musicians is called chaotic noise.
@nixCraft I was thinking "developers" in the sense of building subdivisions just outside of a city, and looking at what those do to traffic nearby... Yup, still holds true.

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I thought it was a segfault.

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Not if they use Trunk Based Development! Hehe.
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