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Myself and most other programmers I know have at least once (more like 100 times) had the experience where you can't figure something out in some code you've be
by ddellacosta 6mo ago
Myself and most other programmers I know have at least once (more like 100 times) had the experience where you can't figure something out in some code you've been staring at for an hour, then another person comes along and immediately sees an obvious glaring error that you missed.
I can only imagine the same thing happens in newsrooms with text, especially when it is visibly very similar, like "2002" and "2022."
- Dansvidania 6mo agoYoud expect them to have a checklist too though.
- tehjoker 6mo agoNewspapers used to have copyeditors for this kind of thing. I thought NYT still did.
- refulgentis 6mo agoThey do and yet they also can make errors
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- HWR_14 6mo agoThat's why all news stories are supposed to be reviewed before publication by a second person