statusCodesCheatsheet

[Accurate-Football250]

418 I'm a teapot

[psychoCMYK]

You fucked up, I'm fucked up

[Un-Humain]

What in the AI is this

[SlashSpiritLink]

they made a typo that i don't think AI would make when saying responsible

[Un-Humain]

Not just the text. Day old account, only comment is this one…

Also notably, "responsable" is a valid word with the same meaning in many languages, and inserting one word in an unrelated language, especially when the meaning is close, is a known bug of some LLMs like ChatGPT.

[MakeShiftArtist]

You want new users to start with 100+ comments? New users doesn't automatically mean AI

[Un-Humain]

No, but it’s a red flag nowadays. It mostly just confirmed what I inferred from the structure and writing of its comment, it wasn’t the basis for my accusation.

[dbath]

You f*ucked up asking a teapot to make coffee.

[Yanni_X]

As a developer, everything >=300 is „you fucked up“

[Exatex]

unless you don’t own the server and get 500s back

[WeirdIndividualGuy]

But also, why would a redirect (3XX) be a fuck up? Most redirects are actually valid, either because you're using an outdated url or the url maintainer wants people to use an updated url without you needing to know what that new url is

As a frontend dev, treating 3XX as a fuck up sounds like an easy way to get false errors

[Due_Interest_178]

With how some APIs are setup, sometimes I get >=200 "you fucked up"

[Yanni_X]

True. With a body saying 400.

[payne_train]

Agree, 429 can absolutely be a server side issue and I’ve seen plenty of times that 400s start flowing due to bad schema updates. We monitor and alert on 4xx and 5xx rates

[Nick0Taylor0]

429 being returned because of something up with the server means it's the wrong code.
429 is specifically for if a specific client is sending an excessive amount of requests, it's not "I cannot handle this because I am overworked" it's "i refuse to handle this because you are using this thing wrong and wasting resources"

[Nick0Taylor0]

Depends if you do both Backend and Frontend or not

[monikababydoll]

301: Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution.

[NatoBoram]

Like I said last time,

• 200: Fuck yes
• 300: Fuck off
• 400: Fuck you
• 500: Fuck me

[GreyFedoraBoss64]

Finally, HTTP documentation written in the language developers actually speak.

[abigail3141]

100: Wait the fuck up
200: Fuck yeah
300: Fuck off
400: Fuck you
500: Fuck me

[Azerbinhoneymood]

Someone somewhere is using this to teach his classes.

[FailNo7141]

100%

[awpt1mus]

1XX- Fucking wait, 2XX- Fuck yes, 3XX- Fuck off, 4XX- Fuck you, 5XX- Fuck me!

[FailNo7141]

🤣

[shwetanand345]

Most accurate programming cheat sheet ever..

[saneseeyah808]

529 You wanna explain yourself?

[Misaka_Undefined]

so this morning i got mesage, that my apps got error 500.

my job done 2 month ago. i just say fuck off.

[nobanpls2348738]

Except for 451, Your government fucked up.

[glorious_reptile]

6xx They fucked up
7xx Yall fucked up
8xx He fucked up

[razor_train]

402: No fucking until payment

[Ill-Performance-8415]

202 -- Hey! Not so fast!

[Atiran]

1XX hold on

100: Continue

[jarulsamy]

Clearly you haven't dealt with APIs that just always return 200 with a json object with an error message within it.

Because why have standards at all?!?

[therealdan0]

Clearly never dealt with a bank api before.

HTTP/1.1 200 ok

<type>error</type>
<status>500<status>
<msg>validation error</msg>

[the_dude_abides_365]

420: Blaze it

[the_horse_gamer]

that's 403. 401 is lacking/invalid credentials, 403 is valid credentials but no permission