Tip of the day #0: Admit your SLCM’s
How many of you, have experienced an embarrassing –at yourself- code bug situation? You know, that you were better than this one, but you don’t want to admit it. You go home at night, thinking about it. You dream of it, laughing in your face…it’s laugh jumps out, through the code blocks, haunting your existence… it isn’t a logical error in communication of the wireless sensor network you recently engineered, it is a bug, residing in your configuration file… it isn’t an algorithmic fault, in your genetic algorithm … your algorithm doesn’t execute well because of the non-printable character in this f%@#$@#$ string (or char* I still love you). Finally, your business object doesn’t lazy load… -why god…pls give me strength –[god]My child take some rest, you have a buggy old version of your ORMapper, go get some sleep.
Admit your stupid little code mistakes. They are part of your professionalism. I will post some worth-mentioning situations just for fun (and non profit at all - :P:P:P).
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