Cries in a corner….

The classic programmer's escape hatch! Why actually implement that annoying method when you can slap a //TODO on it and kick that problem down the road? Future you will definitely be more motivated and smarter than current you. It's basically time travel for your coding problems - except the time machine only goes in one direction: straight to your technical debt collection.

Content when you finally fix a bug but then realize the bug has just become smarter

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Content Writing code that works Properly handling errors Wrapping all your code in one giant try-catch Never running your program Never writing your program ProdrammerHumor.io

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Content Me 1 looked forward in time, I saw 14,000,605 futures. Also Me In how many of those does the program run successfully? One.