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This user can read and write at a native level in English. |
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This user contributes using Linux. |
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This user is an advanced programmer in C. |
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This user is an advanced programmer in C++. |
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This user is an intermediate programmer in Python. |
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This user is an advanced programmer in Perl. |
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This user is an intermediate coder in HTML. |
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This user is an intermediate coder in JavaScript. |
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This user is an intermediate programmer in Lua. |
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This user is an intermediate coder in PHP. |
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This user is a chess player. |
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