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If that were the only sentence in the statement, sure. But read the rest (which I believe you found if you can quote it) and it's clear what he's saying unless your objective is to misquote it and ridicule him.
"I'll be offering my vision when my campaign begins. And it will be comprehensive and sweeping. And I hope that it will be compelling enough to draw people toward it. I feel that it will be. But it will emerge from my dialogue with the American people. I've traveled to every part of this country during the last six years. During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet.…
Ask HN: Anyone know any funny programming jokes?
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Then he thought he'd use Java. Now he has a ProblemFactory.
This is funny because no one uses the factory pattern in other languages
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#723The GNU Humour [0] collection may be of interest. Also Dylan Beattie has done some great songs on YouTube [1] (I especially like 'Bug in the JavaScript' and 'You Give REST a Bad Name') Here's a couple I remember from somewhere: SEO expert walks into a bar... ...tavern, pub, taproom, alcohol, beer, wine, vodka... Also, tangentially related: A farmer wants to section off part of his field with a fixed length of fence.…
You give REST a bad name - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSKp2StlS6s
We're Gonna Build a Framework - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wm2h0cbvsw8
Enterprise Waterfall - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq1MD5qXI08
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#724Student: "Do you mean both are good but one is ultimately empty?"
Professor: "No, I mean you will spend most of undergrad doing math"
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#726I went to a NodeJS party one time but I didn't like it, only one person could have fun at once. Then I went to an Erlang party, and it was just a bunch of nerds at separate tables passing notes to each other about how much fun they were having. But the weirdest was the Haskell party. Nothing happened for six hours and then suddenly everyone said "Well, that was fun!" and went home...
funny stuff. got the Nodejs (single threaded) and Erlang (message passing) jokes but not familiar with Haskell.. whats joke there ...
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#727A boy and a girl are sitting next to each other in a Java Computer Science class. The boy reaches over and starts going through the girls purse. The girl says: "Hey! That's private!" The boy replies: "But we're in the same class!"
— Your Java is slow!
— This is because it is written in C!
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#728Programmers and computer scientists tend, in my experience, go for what is sometimes called Ha-Ha-Only-Serious (“HHOS”) type jokes. Meaning, statements that are true, but so piercing that they also are humorous. In this vein, I can recommend the book The Tao of Programming by Geoffrey James. There are also collections of funny anecdotes like “ COMPUTER-RELATED HORROR STORIES, FOLKLORE, AND ANECDOTES ”¹, “ Computer St…
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> ask the blonde waitress an integral I know this is a fun thread, but in real life you could have serious problems if you tell this kind of jokes. To my fellow downvoters: I hate it as much as you do.
The joke is an explicit rejection of that particular trope, though.
It also unlocks the tactic “I will play dumb for a while so you don’t feel too smart anymore”. If you want to continue to do good, don’t open up for stupid attacks — politics 101.
Re: Ask HN: Anyone know any funny programming jokes?
#730Programmers and computer scientists tend, in my experience, go for what is sometimes called Ha-Ha-Only-Serious (“HHOS”) type jokes. Meaning, statements that are true, but so piercing that they also are humorous. In this vein, I can recommend the book The Tao of Programming by Geoffrey James. There are also collections of funny anecdotes like “ COMPUTER-RELATED HORROR STORIES, FOLKLORE, AND ANECDOTES ”¹, “ Computer St…
I would add "The Codeless Code"[1] to this list; very entertaining stories/koans told as if programmers were monks in a monastery. [1] http://thecodelesscode.com
Rootless Root — The Unix Koans of Master Foo:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/unix-koans/
The Tao Of Backup:
Git Koans