The Daily WTF When SC got hired, the manager said “unit testing is very important to us, and we have 100% test coverage.” Well, that

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The Daily WTF Damiano‘s company had more work than staff, and opted to hire a subcontractor. When hiring on a subcontractor, you could look

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The Daily WTF Jason was investigating a bug in a bitmask. It should have been set to 0b11, but someone had set it to just plain decimal 11. The

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