The Daily WTF Sometimes, we get a submission and the submitter provides absolutely no context. Sometimes, the snippet is even really short, or
The Daily WTF One of the biggest challenges in working with financial data is sanitizing the data into a canonical form. Oh, all the numeric bits
The Daily WTF No real theme this week, just a handful of whoopses, culminating in a whoopsiedaisytopsyturvysuperduper huh? Excited Python fan
The Daily WTF Steffen is the tech lead for an online shop. It’s the kind of online shop that sell items with large enough prices that
The Daily WTF “When handling user input, make sure to handle exceptions,” is good advice. But sometimes, that can lead you astray.
The Daily WTF Yesterday, among many many problems in that gigantic switch statement, we highlighted one line that was a real mess of mixing
The Daily WTF If you have an object, say a Job, which can be in multiple states, you’ll frequently need to execute different code,
The Daily WTF We like to think of Error’d as a safe place for pedants. Fussbudgets, hair-splitters, nitpickers, and pernickity sticklers
The Daily WTF Just because someone writes in C, and not some more modern language doesn’t mean they’re going to be an expert in how
The Daily WTF Repentinus submitted a pull request to a project he was working on. The Python code Repentinus submitted was this: if