Off-by-one errors only affect good programmers. Otherwise you just add enough of...

		46Bit on Dec 20, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: When I first heard the name "Safari" Off-by-one errors only affect good programmers. Otherwise you just add enough of such errors that all the under- and over-summing cancels out. 7 years ago, when I was a new programmer, I did use a technique like that to fix some JavaScript. I feel brave confessing that.

Just I case FYI: the off by one errors is part of the joke of the statement.