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Are you writing tests for your code?

I like to ask, not just for the tests, but for the even more important side effect that testable code is generally better designed. 

You don't have to write the tests, but if your interface isn't even testable, then it's 100% wrong.

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no time for tests, gotta rawdog your code and go straight to prod

No. If it's important code, it's easier to write a formal proof in a better suited language -- you will miss a case, but a theorem prover won't.