The Daily WTF It’s “Independence Day” here in the US, which is the day in which developers celebrate their independence from

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The Daily WTF Jake works in Python. Python is a very flexible language, and Jake has some co-workers who like to exploit it as much as possible.

The Daily WTF Christopher started a new job as a “full-stack” developer. Unfortunately, most of the developers are still on the

The Daily WTF The interview was going well—as well as one could possibly expect. Alarik, the candidate, had a no-nonsense attitude, a high

The Daily WTF Everybody’s a comedian, until the joke’s on them. We close out this week of classics with some code and comments by

The Daily WTF “I probably wouldn’t pick that picture, but technically, Google isn’t wrong,” wrote Dan K. Daniel writes,

The Daily WTF As our short summer break continues, this one is from waaaaay back, but it’s yet another example of how seemingly simple

The Daily WTF As our little summer break continues, we have a tale about Remi (no relation) and a missing stored procedure. Original —Remy

The Daily WTF One of my first teenage jobs was to work as an office assistant. As this was the 90s, that meant I had to use and understand a fax