The Daily WTF I use Python a lot at work, and if you’re doing anything vaguely data oriented, you want to use NumPy. I gave a talk about
The Daily WTF Adam S sends us a representative line which represents a mystery. It’s a simple enough Java statement: private static final
The Daily WTF “A football coach needs at least a two line footer to succeed,” writes Ergin S. “I was looking for a specific
The Daily WTF As the saying goes, there are two hard problems in computer science: naming things, cache expiration, and off-by-one errors. This
The Daily WTF Odette’s company uses a popular video conferencing solution for browser use. In the base library, there’s a handy-dandy
The Daily WTF I’m starting to wonder if we need a “Representative API” category. There are just so many ways in which a
The Daily WTF There’s a very specific brand of bad code that I see from time to time, which I think of as “Oh, this poor person was
The Daily WTF “I wonder, what does a null pharmacist eat for lunch? BaNaNas?” writes Barry M. Jeff K. wrote, “I like your
The Daily WTF Pierre is a contractor who supports a variety of companies helping them manage data-science and analytics applications. Code, in
The Daily WTF Object-oriented languages often let you implement your own exception classes to hook into their structured exception handling. This