[mmmpop]

Maybe you just write incredible code the first time, every time? Can't discount the possibility!

[sdenton4]

IME, if the tests don't fail the first time you run the code, it says that the tests aren't actually hitting the new behavior. (Maaaaybe 1 in 100 times the code is actually right the first time.)

Likewise, if there's no comments on a pull request, it hasn't been read...

[jimmaswell]

I'd have agreed once, but at some point in my life I realized most of my code really was working right the first time, even messy javascript. Anyone else have this experience?

[carlmr]

Depends on the language. Strongly typed languages like Rust and F#, even Typescript to some degree, yes. Most of the time if it compiles it works.

[billycorben2]

I don’t think this is me, haha