The Evolution of a Programmer

[rax313]

I thought you fellow coders might get a kick out of this:

 

http://www.ariel.com.au/jokes/The_Evolution_of_a_Programmer.html

 

 

keep on hacking =)

[WhatARoaster]

Yup, seems about right.

[rax313]

Still struggling for that senior manager position though =(

[Spartan-S63]

I feel bad for that Master Programmer muddling around with COM and Win32 CRT C-code. That stuff is just nasty anymore.

[alpenwasser]

These are pretty awesome, thanks for the post! :lol:

[bradscoolio]

I can read code but I can't write it yet but I do get the humour behind this. This is awesome!

[alpenwasser]

I can read code but I can't write it yet but I do get the humour behind this. This is awesome!

Oh no worries, I can't exactly claim to understand all of this either, but as you say,

the humour in it is clearly recognizable to anyone with at least some very basic grasp

of coding. ;)

[Spartan-S63]

I can read code but I can't write it yet but I do get the humour behind this. This is awesome!

 

It's not so much about the code so much as it's about the type of code that's being written.

[alpenwasser]

It's not so much about the code so much as it's about the type of code that's being written.

Indeed. The syntax is secondary, the "code culture" or however one likes to call

it is the funny thing, and that would probably be recognizable even to somebody

who hasn't programmed ever (might need to test that theory on someone :lol: ).