OH: "There are two hard problems in computer science. Please don't be a third."
@gvwilson The saying is "0, 1, or infinite."
@kithrup @gvwilson what I heard is 2 problems: caching, naming things, and off-by-one errors
@fabiosantoscode @gvwilson That's one of the jokes, yes. 😄 One of my favorites for that matter.

@kithrup @fabiosantoscode @gvwilson "Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency...."

(Nobody expected that)

@fabiosantoscode @kithrup @gvwilson I heard it's actually three: caching, naming things, concurr, off-by-one errorsency
@gvwilson Are good names for variables #1 or #2?
@gvwilson IIRC the computer contradictionary identifies the two hard problems as naming, cache invalidation, and off-by-one errors?
@gvwilson the fifth is the ability to count accurately in the face of concurrent actors across distributed hosts with failing disks and network parti-F84htjs^$_-_..
@gvwilson There are two hard problems in computer science and infinite hard problems in computer practice. (Most of them have a username or three.)

@gvwilson the best term I heard for this was when IT called out sometimes they'd come back and say "that job was a Picnic"

"Problem In Chair Not in Computer"

@nomenloony @gvwilson
I know that as "PEBCAC" - Problem exists between chair and Computer
@vampirdaddy @nomenloony @gvwilson Error 40
The source of the error is 40 centimeters from the screen. It rolls off the tongue in my language. Not so much in this one.
@gvwilson Was that aimed at a person or an idea? I could see it easily fitting with both.