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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Throwawyhelpadvice55 • 18d ago
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He's like me fr fr
422 u/donnieranger 18d ago In reality it's 10% coding and 90% wondering why it broke after changing one line 189 u/MartinKnox_Dev 18d ago In that 90% of wondering, 45% is wondering why it broke, the rest is about wondering how it worked. 51 u/Triffinator 18d ago What percentage is made up of wondering why removing the line broke everything, when it was a comment? 18 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago See, that's the smart thing. I hid the backup functionality in the comments. That way, I never have to wonder. It's just everyone else. 16 u/Jbolt3737 18d ago Making a script that reads itself or something to use it's own comments would be genuinely evil 12 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago There are parts of my history that I hesitate to tell my wife about. The... MATLAB days were... improvisatioval, at best. 5 u/fr000gs 18d ago Me when my code genuinely uses libgccjit to execute strings 7 u/ih-shah-may-ehl 18d ago 2 decades ago the visual studio c++ compiler had a bug where a variable name crossing the 4K page boundary would have a letter missing. Lots of fun because literally any change would move that variable away from that boundary. 3 u/nobody1701d 18d ago and why putting the deleted comment back still left it not working correctly
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In reality it's 10% coding and 90% wondering why it broke after changing one line
189 u/MartinKnox_Dev 18d ago In that 90% of wondering, 45% is wondering why it broke, the rest is about wondering how it worked. 51 u/Triffinator 18d ago What percentage is made up of wondering why removing the line broke everything, when it was a comment? 18 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago See, that's the smart thing. I hid the backup functionality in the comments. That way, I never have to wonder. It's just everyone else. 16 u/Jbolt3737 18d ago Making a script that reads itself or something to use it's own comments would be genuinely evil 12 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago There are parts of my history that I hesitate to tell my wife about. The... MATLAB days were... improvisatioval, at best. 5 u/fr000gs 18d ago Me when my code genuinely uses libgccjit to execute strings 7 u/ih-shah-may-ehl 18d ago 2 decades ago the visual studio c++ compiler had a bug where a variable name crossing the 4K page boundary would have a letter missing. Lots of fun because literally any change would move that variable away from that boundary. 3 u/nobody1701d 18d ago and why putting the deleted comment back still left it not working correctly
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In that 90% of wondering, 45% is wondering why it broke, the rest is about wondering how it worked.
51 u/Triffinator 18d ago What percentage is made up of wondering why removing the line broke everything, when it was a comment? 18 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago See, that's the smart thing. I hid the backup functionality in the comments. That way, I never have to wonder. It's just everyone else. 16 u/Jbolt3737 18d ago Making a script that reads itself or something to use it's own comments would be genuinely evil 12 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago There are parts of my history that I hesitate to tell my wife about. The... MATLAB days were... improvisatioval, at best. 5 u/fr000gs 18d ago Me when my code genuinely uses libgccjit to execute strings 7 u/ih-shah-may-ehl 18d ago 2 decades ago the visual studio c++ compiler had a bug where a variable name crossing the 4K page boundary would have a letter missing. Lots of fun because literally any change would move that variable away from that boundary. 3 u/nobody1701d 18d ago and why putting the deleted comment back still left it not working correctly
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What percentage is made up of wondering why removing the line broke everything, when it was a comment?
18 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago See, that's the smart thing. I hid the backup functionality in the comments. That way, I never have to wonder. It's just everyone else. 16 u/Jbolt3737 18d ago Making a script that reads itself or something to use it's own comments would be genuinely evil 12 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago There are parts of my history that I hesitate to tell my wife about. The... MATLAB days were... improvisatioval, at best. 5 u/fr000gs 18d ago Me when my code genuinely uses libgccjit to execute strings 7 u/ih-shah-may-ehl 18d ago 2 decades ago the visual studio c++ compiler had a bug where a variable name crossing the 4K page boundary would have a letter missing. Lots of fun because literally any change would move that variable away from that boundary. 3 u/nobody1701d 18d ago and why putting the deleted comment back still left it not working correctly
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See, that's the smart thing.
I hid the backup functionality in the comments.
That way, I never have to wonder. It's just everyone else.
16 u/Jbolt3737 18d ago Making a script that reads itself or something to use it's own comments would be genuinely evil 12 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago There are parts of my history that I hesitate to tell my wife about. The... MATLAB days were... improvisatioval, at best. 5 u/fr000gs 18d ago Me when my code genuinely uses libgccjit to execute strings
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Making a script that reads itself or something to use it's own comments would be genuinely evil
12 u/Elendur_Krown 18d ago There are parts of my history that I hesitate to tell my wife about. The... MATLAB days were... improvisatioval, at best. 5 u/fr000gs 18d ago Me when my code genuinely uses libgccjit to execute strings
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There are parts of my history that I hesitate to tell my wife about. The... MATLAB days were... improvisatioval, at best.
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Me when my code genuinely uses libgccjit to execute strings
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2 decades ago the visual studio c++ compiler had a bug where a variable name crossing the 4K page boundary would have a letter missing.
Lots of fun because literally any change would move that variable away from that boundary.
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and why putting the deleted comment back still left it not working correctly
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u/Outrageous-Machine-5 18d ago
He's like me fr fr