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"I monkey patched your code and now it doesn't work" would be a deeply irritating bug report. It's directly equivalent to "I forked your codebase, changed the t
by JonChesterfield 2y ago
"I monkey patched your code and now it doesn't work" would be a deeply irritating bug report. It's directly equivalent to "I forked your codebase, changed the text files, and now it doesn't work".
- pjc50 2y agoFor some reason, recipe bloggers get "I substituted this ingredient with <completely different thing> and got something bad" a lot.
- bluGill 2y agoAt least there it is useful sharing - it warns others from the substitution. There is also "I substituted this ingredient with <completely different thing> and got something great" which I see happen a lot more often. In cooking it is common to be missing some ingredient and so you want some substitution if it will turn out.
- _cenw 2y agoThis was the kind of place where data engineers would ask an LLM for config options (for the framework that was built internally) and then complain they didn't work. No idea how these people got by and even made more than the person writing the framework.