A Day in the Life of a Programmer

[PIEBALDconsult]

More of an "Oh, no, not again." :sigh:

[Sander Rossel]

I think they missed an Argh! :laugh:

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public class SanderRossel : Lazy<Person>
{
public void DoWork()
{
throw new NotSupportedException();
}
}

[Jeremy Falcon]

Awesome. :thumbsup:

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[Jeremy Falcon]

His was titled funnier though.

Jeremy Falcon

[Slacker007]

Actually, when you simplify and re-factor, it is just one big Argh! no recursion needed.

[Lost User]

But then you get an Arghument exception ...

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[Wonde Tadesse]

Recursion Argh!

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[V 0]

That can not be correct, there is no coffee break in there, anywhere. Huge amounts of coffee are mandatory :java:.

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[RUs123]

So the recursive arghs are the sounds of a programmer slowly dying :-D

[Cloud William]

Sounds more like a day in the life of a software pirate.

The only thing a free man can be forced to do is die. Freedom? That is a worship word. -- Cloud William It is our worship word, too. -- Capt. James T. Kirk

[Deflinek]

Obviously the underlined Argh is a coffee. Just not the tasty one thus argh :)

-- "My software never has bugs. It just develops random features."

[vaderjm]

You forgot the "Management thought it would be better to do it this way, oh...and add this but keep your same deadline" node. Arggggh!

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[Leng Vang]

Sounds like a programmer is barking at the wrong tree.

[Brady Kelly]

:laugh: Best comment yet. :beer:

No object is so beautiful that, under certain conditions, it will not look ugly. - Oscar Wilde

[RASPeter]

It wasn't forgotten, it was simply abbreviated to "Argh!"

[vaderjm]

My apologies, I wasn't parsing my "Arghs" correctly.

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