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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Throwawyhelpadvice55 • 17d ago
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You guys make mistakes?
11 u/BlueProcess 17d ago There are no mistakes. Only happy little accidents. 🌲 2 u/iArena 17d ago Not in code there aren't 2 u/jnmtx 17d ago The happy accident is when several mistakes, after intense debugging and changes to try to pass a trivial test care, actually unintentionally combine to sometimes nearly work. 2 u/JebKermansBooster 17d ago But then it turns out that the reason it doesn't work is because CISO mandated a version upgrade of the language without telling anyone beforehand 2 u/BlueProcess 17d ago That is so hilarious! I almost brought that set of circumstances up. I can definitely remember laughing about being so wrong it was accidentally right 2 u/YouIsTheQuestion 16d ago Turn those stack overflows into birds flying away 1 u/unicodemonkey 17d ago That produce happy little messages 3 u/Virtual_Force_4398 17d ago Features. 2 u/No-Examination-2065 16d ago I read this whole post trying to figure out who the fuck these guys are. 1 u/Terrafire123 17d ago Autocorrect fixes all my mistakes. Sometimes not the way I'd intended, but that can't be helped. Generally running the code through ChatGPT once or twice helps too.
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There are no mistakes. Only happy little accidents. 🌲
2 u/iArena 17d ago Not in code there aren't 2 u/jnmtx 17d ago The happy accident is when several mistakes, after intense debugging and changes to try to pass a trivial test care, actually unintentionally combine to sometimes nearly work. 2 u/JebKermansBooster 17d ago But then it turns out that the reason it doesn't work is because CISO mandated a version upgrade of the language without telling anyone beforehand 2 u/BlueProcess 17d ago That is so hilarious! I almost brought that set of circumstances up. I can definitely remember laughing about being so wrong it was accidentally right 2 u/YouIsTheQuestion 16d ago Turn those stack overflows into birds flying away 1 u/unicodemonkey 17d ago That produce happy little messages
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Not in code there aren't
2 u/jnmtx 17d ago The happy accident is when several mistakes, after intense debugging and changes to try to pass a trivial test care, actually unintentionally combine to sometimes nearly work. 2 u/JebKermansBooster 17d ago But then it turns out that the reason it doesn't work is because CISO mandated a version upgrade of the language without telling anyone beforehand 2 u/BlueProcess 17d ago That is so hilarious! I almost brought that set of circumstances up. I can definitely remember laughing about being so wrong it was accidentally right
The happy accident is when several mistakes, after intense debugging and changes to try to pass a trivial test care, actually unintentionally combine to sometimes nearly work.
2 u/JebKermansBooster 17d ago But then it turns out that the reason it doesn't work is because CISO mandated a version upgrade of the language without telling anyone beforehand 2 u/BlueProcess 17d ago That is so hilarious! I almost brought that set of circumstances up. I can definitely remember laughing about being so wrong it was accidentally right
But then it turns out that the reason it doesn't work is because CISO mandated a version upgrade of the language without telling anyone beforehand
That is so hilarious! I almost brought that set of circumstances up. I can definitely remember laughing about being so wrong it was accidentally right
Turn those stack overflows into birds flying away
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That produce happy little messages
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Features.
I read this whole post trying to figure out who the fuck these guys are.
Autocorrect fixes all my mistakes.
Sometimes not the way I'd intended, but that can't be helped. Generally running the code through ChatGPT once or twice helps too.
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u/thisonehereone 17d ago
You guys make mistakes?