The Daily WTF …the average American, I think, has fewer than three friends. And the average person has demand for meaningfully more, I think
The Daily WTF Loading times for web pages is one of the key metrics we like to tune. Users will put up with a lot if they feel like they
The Daily WTF Alice picked up a ticket about a broken date calculation in a React application, and dropped into the code to take a look. There,
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The Daily WTF For testing networking systems, load simulators are useful: send a bunch of realistic looking traffic and see what happens as you
The Daily WTF Sebastian is now maintaining a huge framework which, in his words, “could easily be reduced in size by 50%”, especially
The Daily WTF Today’s code, at first, just looks like using literals instead of constants. Austin sends us this C#, from an older Windows
The Daily WTF “Boy, stringly typed data is hard to work with. I wish there were some easier way to work with it!” This, presumably,
The Daily WTF It’s just the same refrain, over and over. “Time Travel! Again?” exclaimed David B. “I knew that Alaska is
The Daily WTF DZ‘s tech lead is a doctor of computer science, and that doctor loves to write code. But you already know that