What are your horror stories with auditors? You share yours, I'll share mine. Here’s the first one👇

We injected simple bugs to test an auditor we suspected didn’t do much. First, he didn’t find them. Then he said those weren’t bugs. Finally, he claimed he did find them after all.

🧑‍💻Working on @vlayer 
🤹🏻‍♀️Co-organizing zkWarsaw 
🧇Created http://getwaffle.io and http://usedapp.io 
🏣 Funded & exited EthWorks and 
el passion

That they charged per line 

Feel like that doesn’t make sense for such an important thing

Working on building zkTLS infra/products. A ruthless empiricist and meme connoisseur.

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/eulerlagrange

yikes. 
It's one thing to estimate effort per line, but another to actually expose that to the client. 

In my day we used a 'normalized' LOC which removed blank lines, comments, and multiline function declarations to get to something more representative, but that was just one input to the estimation process.

Here's a second story: 
The manager ends the meeting when time is up, even if the topics haven't been fully discussed. Yet, the company is considered the best among auditing firms.