The Daily WTF Candice has inherited some legacy C++ code. It’s legacy enough, for example, that there are about 15 definitions of a
The Daily WTF Sometimes the spark just isn’t there. For instance, Eric R. is just not that into Chemical Engineering. “Looks like
The Daily WTF Putting a full-featured IDE on every user’s desktop and providing them basically no guidance on how to use it would, in most
The Daily WTF Starting in Java 8, Java introduced support for lambdas. Under the hood, they’re a soup of anonymous classes, generics (and
The Daily WTF “This is so easy, how could someone screw it up?” is a wonderful case of ambiguity in English. Because the question
The Daily WTF You can do a lot in an SQL query. But sometimes, you should probably do less, like this ad-hoc ORDER BY clause from KT. sql = sql +
The Daily WTF Frequent flier Carlos quickly quipped “I’m waiting for my plane to take off from Washington-Dulles to Chicago-Midway. Just
The Daily WTF Comments are an important part of making code comprehensible to other people, especially when they explain the why– linking
The Daily WTF Justin‘s co-worker needed to validate a UUID/GUID in C#. So they wrote this: if (objectId == null || objectId.ToString() ==
The Daily WTF Ronald writes: I’ve been asked to take over a website. The first thing I found was this little gem. I’m afraid to go