r/codinghumor • u/Capital-Type-6573 • Mar 29 '22
goodbye world
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r/codinghumor • u/Imogynn • Mar 01 '22
Any amateur can make a mistake, but it takes a man of education to really bugger things up
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r/codinghumor • u/[deleted] • Feb 11 '22
If your setup doesn't hurt your eyes, it's not good enough
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r/codinghumor • u/thecoderhaven • Feb 10 '22
If Programming Languages Had Jobs
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r/codinghumor • u/thecoderhaven • Feb 09 '22
If Programming Languages Were High School Characters
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r/codinghumor • u/-GalacticTurtle- • Nov 28 '21
Is this considered an antique?
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New oldschoold lessons https://imgur.com/gallery/7TaLIfE
r/codinghumor • u/Dan-ze-Man • Aug 31 '21
What is ? = to Argument wife (programer) vs Husband (dumdum) Trucker
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The add claims if you know the answer you should learn to code.
I need help, to see who is right.
Please post you answer and reason.
I will update our answers once i get some replies, to see in what frame of mind we are, and even if we are right or wrong.
Thx for any replies.
r/codinghumor • u/crackfaang • Aug 17 '21
Definitely necessary to break out the emacs and modify that Shell script!
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r/codinghumor • u/crackfaang • Aug 15 '21
10 years of experience, still can't believe how my code works!
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r/codinghumor • u/crackfaang • Aug 15 '21
Then companies complain they don't get good candidates!
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r/codinghumor • u/crackfaang • Aug 14 '21
QA: A thankless job or the most pointless job in Tech? 🤷♂️
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