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When my colleague tells me about a "quick hotfix in production" on a Friday afternoon

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When I change a constant in production "just to test"

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When I'm tracking down a major slowdown and find a setTimeout

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When I find out the project I just inherited still uses jQuery

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When I write a unit test just to hit 80% coverage

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When I roll back a messed-up migration and everything magically works again

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When I push directly to main

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When I need to update a shell script to fit a new project architecture

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When my teammate finds a simple fix for something I had totally overengineered

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GitHub celebrated hitting one billion repos on its platform with a shitty project

A repo like no other — GitHub hit the one billion repositories milestone on its platform last week since its launch in 2008. To mark the occasion, the GitHub team made sure to congratulate the creator of the billionth project hosted on their platform, whose surprising name won’t leave any developer indifferent. Continue reading GitHub celebrated hitting one billion repos on its platform with a…

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When the client asks for a new feature and we remind them of their unpaid invoice

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When I come across an empty catch block in a colleague's code

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When I discover that the homemade deployment tool includes a --force flag

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When my npm install starts installing 847 dependencies

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When my small modification breaks authentication for everyone

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When I leave a meeting that could have been an email

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When I merge a branch and 200 files change for no reason