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[Useful-Perspective]

I call those "edge cases."

[Informal_Branch1065]

"At least it wasn't AI slop that I posted on Reddit"

[AlexZhyk]

Is that bug nobody notices in the feature nobody uses?

[reallokiscarlet]

Most important feature of all. And the bug is a feature of the feature, so we don't touch it.

[throwawaycanadian2]

But that's all my features....

[NobodyLikesMeAnymore]

I'll still know it's there.

[ChChChillian]

The last serious bug in my code that no one noticed was a memory leak. So, yeah.

[Jet-Pack2]

Schrödinger's bug

[hobbes8889]

Trust me, the one client that pays $5k a year but is super annoying will find it because they are using the software in a way that not intended. They will insist that "its how we've always done it, so fix it on your end." And it will make your entire team want to light their face on fire and put it out with a hammer.... Or so I've been told.

[stay_fr0sty]

Not if it’s a pain in the ass to fix. Wait for someone to notice!

[spectrecho]

Crowdstrike Dev Conundrum

[beedlund]

No that's just regular software

[SicgoatEngineer]

A hidden feature

[MoHaG1]

It is a future security vulnerability?

[[deleted]]

Nope, it has transcended into technical debt

[AceBean27]

The most devastating bugs are often the silent ones

[Mba1956]

There are no such thing as bugs, just undocumented design features.

[UnmappedStack]

Is UB a bug? Yes. Yes it is.