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What would a [insert language] programmer look like?

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  • M Miszou

    If you work with Unix, it is essential to have a beard and be overweight by at least 40 lbs.


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    destynova
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    Miszou wrote:

    If you work with Unix, it is essential to have a beard and be overweight by at least 40 lbs.

    More specifically: Unix man implies: hasBeard && (isOverweight || isWearing(blackHeavyMetalLogoTshirt) || isWearing(blackHeavyMetalPlatformBootsThatLookSomewhatLesbian)) And I'd be tempted to say that VB man implies that the programmer hasn't stopped wearing a nappy, but that'd be unfair ;)

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    • L leckey 0

      If you were to describe a 'typical' programmer of a certain language, what would they look like? (Please don't just say, 'me.') Would they have thick glasses? Dead plants in their cubicle? The hippest/newest mp3 player? Nervous when anyone walks by? Constantly confident even under pressure? Are their pants falling down? How much coffee/Mt. Dew/Red Bull have they consumed in the day? Feel free to also describe DBAs, techs, etc. I'm trying to write a funny short on how to find and identify programmers in the wild of offices.

      _________________________________________ You can't fix stupid, but you can medicate crazy.

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      luke_g
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      ...what? No RPG programmers? CLP? ...CLLE? ...REXX/400?? Are we a dying breed...? :(( RPG(IV or ILE, not III or prior): Demeanor: Suave, yet a little strange. Very odd sense of humor--primarily consisting of bad puns. Appears excited when a fellow punster challenges wit. Appearance: Not balding, but not far from it. Appears stressed constantly. Coffee is present, possibly with coffee maker on desk. Cup is cleaned every other Friday...maybe. Cheezit consumption from 10:00-10:15 am. Often forages for chocolates or other goodies. :cool: -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Information Systems - Programmer / Network Administrator IBM AS/400: ILE RPG IV, CL, SQL/400, REXX/400 PC: Visual Basic, T-SQL, Microsoft Access Internet: HTML, ASP, ADO, JavaScript, VBScript, CSS, AJAX)

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      • R Russell Jones

        lol, Suspenders are very different in English from what they are in American ;-) Russell

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        destynova
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        Yeah, in the rest of the world - outside of America - it does refer to a more private accessory :) Perhaps he's wearing both!

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        • R Russell Jones

          lol, Suspenders are very different in English from what they are in American ;-) Russell

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          destynova
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          Yeah, in the world outside of America it does refer to a more private accessory :) Perhaps he's wearing both!

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          • R Russell Morris

            Chris Maunder wrote:

            Precious == a little high maintenance, a little delicate sometimes.

            Ahh... I see. Here, Strawberry Shortcake[^] is precious.

            -- Russell Morris Morbo: "WINDMILLS DO NOT WORK THAT WAY!"

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            Jasmine2501
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            OMG what an awesome web site! It's so well-designed ;P

            "Quality Software since 1983!"
            http://www.smoothjazzy.com/ - see the "Programming" section for freeware tools and articles.

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            • P PIEBALDconsult

              I've know guys who kept a toothbrush at the office and brushed after lunch. (Momma's boy.)

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              Jasmine2501
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              I only do that because my teeth aren't straight and I get things stuck in them, and nobody ever tells me about it!

              "Quality Software since 1983!"
              http://www.smoothjazzy.com/ - see the "Programming" section for freeware tools and articles.

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              • L luke_g

                ...what? No RPG programmers? CLP? ...CLLE? ...REXX/400?? Are we a dying breed...? :(( RPG(IV or ILE, not III or prior): Demeanor: Suave, yet a little strange. Very odd sense of humor--primarily consisting of bad puns. Appears excited when a fellow punster challenges wit. Appearance: Not balding, but not far from it. Appears stressed constantly. Coffee is present, possibly with coffee maker on desk. Cup is cleaned every other Friday...maybe. Cheezit consumption from 10:00-10:15 am. Often forages for chocolates or other goodies. :cool: -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Information Systems - Programmer / Network Administrator IBM AS/400: ILE RPG IV, CL, SQL/400, REXX/400 PC: Visual Basic, T-SQL, Microsoft Access Internet: HTML, ASP, ADO, JavaScript, VBScript, CSS, AJAX)

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                Chris Kaiser
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                Koohiisan99 wrote:

                Cheezit consumption from 10:00-10:15 am.

                haha... this was my habit for awhile, although it'd be more like 10:00 - 11:00.

                This statement was never false.

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                • H hairy_hats

                  Braces hold up men's trousers. Suspenders hold up ladies' stockings. Men wearing suspenders in the UK is reserved for high court judges and Conservative politicians. Personally, I blame the private schools.

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                  Marcus J Smith
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                  How in the world did that get messed with when the US's English went on it's own evolutionary path?


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                  • M Miszou

                    If you work with Unix, it is essential to have a beard and be overweight by at least 40 lbs.


                    Sunrise Wallpaper Project | The StartPage Randomizer | A Random Web Page

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                    ThaddParker
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                    I would also add Granola Crunchy aka "hippie" cum unkempt yuppie :laugh:

                    The reason why a poor man will always be poor and the rich man will always be rich, is because the poor man will always maximize his expenditures and the rich man will always maximize his potential. --T.Parker

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                    • S Shog9 0

                      C++: Thin and wiry, a patchwork of pale skin, odd scars, and wind burn. They appear clumsy, until suddenly they turn on you. VB: Remember the "O face" guy from Office Space? Like that. C#: Kinda pudgy. But cheerful. Java: Despite their weasel-like appearance and demeanor, these programmers are kind, generous folk at heart. Web: Functioning alcoholics. SQL: Malfunctioning alcoholics.

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                      ...the wind blows over it and it is gone, and its place remembers it no more...

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                      Hamed Musavi
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                      Shog9 wrote:

                      SQL: Malfunctioning alcoholics.

                      :laugh:

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