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Even when the code is right, it's wrong. Like when you are fixing bugs:

"damn, this variable doesn't look like it belongs in this part of the code", but when you look further into it you see that is correct and you continue with the bug and have no idea what the next step should be.

joke/meme

Even when the code is right, it's wrong. Like when you are fixing bugs: "damn, this variable doesn't look like it belongs in this part of the code", but when you look further into it you see that is correct and you continue with the bug and have no idea what the next step should be.

joke/meme

you are never right

Even when the code is right, it's wrong. Like when you are fixing bugs:

"damn, this variable doesn't look like it belongs in this part of the code", but when you look further into it you see that is correct and you continue with the bug and have no idea what the next step should be.