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- Not thinking before coding.
- Avoid OOP concepts by just using global variables.
- Don't know about or use inheritance.
- Fucking up indentation and just commit it, because: "Fuck you all, I don't give a single shit"
- Being a lazy basterd and making it clear in the code.
- Ignore the already prepared coding style and structure by just randomy naming or placing functions and other blocks.
- Ignoring previously given instructions or help about the code and just write your own fuckery anyway, because fuck everyone else.
- Behaving like a "know it all" but don't actually know shit.
- Commit multiple, unrelated changes in different files in one single commit.
- Don't clean up old or already solved issues, because who cares anyway?
Hey friends. What are some common developer mistakes you can't stand?
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