Happy New

Hardcoded values New year bugs Technical debt Date validation Hotfix Bad practices Production bugs Legacy code

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Happy New

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When you're so confident it's gonna be a short year that you hardcode the max date to 2025, then January 1st hits and you're frantically pushing hotfixes to bump it to 2026. Nothing says "professional software development" quite like annual date validation updates. At least someone's job security is guaranteed – see you next December for the 2027 patch!

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