anchor.diff:  with this topic by explaining a real life example of how common sense might not make your life easier 
   all the time:
   
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   Hey, former dev at a bank here.
   
   Being "better" isn't strictly right. This isn't just your professor being an asshole, I was on an actual 
  
positive.code: really got my attention were the comments that followed this post in reddit by [small]#https://www.reddit.com/user/Evilsqirrel[Evilsqirrel]#
  :
  
  [source]
  I actually just recently ran into an issue with my programming course where they knocked off 10 
  points because my output was 1 cent off what their "desired" output was, regardless of the fact 
  that my program was actually rounding properly instead of truncating, making it more accurate 
  
negative.code: 
  To which somebody named [small]#https://www.reddit.com/user/qwertyslayer[qwertyslayer]# *replied*:
  
  [quote]
  I've got bad, bad news for you if you want to be a software engineer that works for money.
  
  
  