I'm sorry you have that job. Or, maybe congratulations if you're the consultant who comes in and makes bucket loads of money fixing other people's crap. Either

I'm sorry you have that job. Or, maybe congratulations if you're the consultant who comes in and makes bucket loads of money fixing other people's crap. Either way, expecting People Who Know What They're Doing to shut up about it so that we can prevent People Who Don't Know What They're Doing from misunderstanding is shameful. The linked code wasn't published in a textbook, nor was it submitted as a Stack Overflow answer. You have no right to expect people to sanitize their writings just in case they see it. Sorry if I sound prickly, but this sentiment makes my blood boil.