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Also looking at my own shit, but when I started professional software development the tolerance for bugs was way lower. You were also held more responsible. Maybe that was better. Current tooling and stuff makes so lazy. I think I make more errors writing python than C. It's the way how serious you take it. But with python you're at least sure you don't have a mistake in your hash map or array. The way I write python is really like "will fix it better some day" and moving on. Good about the attitude is that it makes progress. No liner for me anymore. Learn to read.

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    Tell me you're not in a professional setting without telling me you're not in a professional setting ;P
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    "Also looking at my own shit".
    I thought it was a b2plane post.
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    Complexity of softwares have increased massively and at the same time, updating them (to introduce more bugs) has never been so easy. So fixing all and every bug has become counterproductive
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    Yup. Also seeing the 'We'll fix it later.' attitude more often nowadays.
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    @D-4got10-01 That doesn't come from devs but the bean counters, they now want to "evaluate" the cost of fixing the bug
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    @BordedDev been there, done that, I've involved. I'm past professional. It's lonely here.
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    @BordedDev Never claimed my example is being uttered by devs.

    But I've seen enough crunch to also know that there are times when things are very messy.
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    @D-4got10-01 Sure, still grumpy at the bean counters
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    @retoor Well I'll send you hugs then
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    @retoor Oh and don't look at the aggregator code
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