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No, but i would miss it.
Humor is the best way to break senseless rules. If humor belongs to programming, it would be a rule, humor couldn't break anymore. If i get an insight by breaking a silly rule in my mind it is humor. but if i try to force humor it tends to be boring, so i wonder about its source. Programming appears to be a good hunting ground - hunting bugs - experiencing humor. In reply to Re: Does Humor Belong in Programming?
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