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Re: Parody O'Reilly book covers

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My favorite is the refrigerator magnet we have on our refrigerator. The refrigerator is where you put the refrigerator magnets, right? At least until the acid kicks in. http://i.imgur.com/dy0ii.png

This is great! Is there a website selling these?

Here you go:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B015YEY7FA

It's a slightly different version of the image, but still a good one.

Re: Parody O'Reilly book covers

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post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There's nothing wrong about "debugging with print statements". If anything, if you're any good at it, it shows better knowledge of your program's behavior than blindly looking around in the stack on a debugger. In fact some of the biggest name programmers use just that -- including the very people who created . At best it's "hardcore" -- but not "bad" or anything like what's in the list. Here's some appeal to coding…

Thank you so much. I shall give my guilt complex its first day off for twenty years.

If you want to justify it even more, you can think of it as testing invariants at various points in your program flow!
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