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So I was fixing some code (because someone thought they were smart enough to
start using multiple inheritance and I guess "Kernighan's lever" came into
effect) and I want to add a comment "Remember kids multiple inheritance is the
mother of all f##k ups!" (I know it's usually "Assumption is the mother of all
f##k ups!")

Is there a similar phrase in Japanese? If not; how would I write this to
convey the same connotation?
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english-to-japanese connotation
A phrase similar to "...is the mother of all f##k ups!"
「諸悪｛しょあく｝の根源｛こんげん｝」 , a very common phrase (but without any profanity), is
fairly close to "mother of all xxxx-ups" both in meaning and feeling. Thus,
you could say:

> 「Noun + こそ + 諸悪の根源である。」

"Multiple inheritance" would be 「多重継承{たじゅうけいしょう}」.

"Assumption" would be 「決{き}めつけ」.
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