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No kidding. I once knew a programmer that had an off-by-one error in a loop. I thought he should be fired immediately. I mean, it's not so much that the error e
by thaumaturgy 16y ago
No kidding. I once knew a programmer that had an off-by-one error in a loop. I thought he should be fired immediately. I mean, it's not so much that the error existed in the first place, it's that if he screws up details like that, how much confidence could we have in the rest of his code?
- cantastoria 16y agoWere the results of your friends code going to be used to set global energy and environmental policy?
- temphn 16y agoWere the coworkers who thought there might be bugs in his code called "deniers" and accused of being funded by outside interests? And did he stonewall their efforts to look at the source code? because then you might have a closer analogy.