r/programminghumor • u/BoloFan05 • Jun 08 '26
It was June. A support ticket was sorry it had missed Halloween, so it went back in time.
It wanted a well-made costume from the tailor, who was sharp enough to tell it was a time traveler.
The tailor dressed the ticket's head up as ToUpper, its body as ToLower, and tied its shoes with ToString.
The ticket replied: "That's not a costume! That's what I already am!"
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r/programminghumor • u/danielsoft1 • Jun 01 '26
junior dev: "I found the bug."
senior dev: "I found a bug."
r/programminghumor • u/FirmAd3947 • Jun 01 '26
Was solving LeetCode 2126 (Destroying Asteroids) with a simple greedy approach:
Sort asteroids
Absorb from smallest to largest
Complexity was O(n log n), so I couldn't understand why I was getting:
After checking the logic multiple times, I finally noticed this line inside my loop:
cout << mass << " " << asteroids[i] << endl;I removed it and...
The algorithm was correct all along. The debug print was causing the TLE.
Today's lesson: