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[ThatGuyYouSeeCommentingOnClips]

Fun side note: the origin of "bug" being the primary term used to mean a problem with a computer actually does come from literal physical bugs, from Grace Hopper finding a literal moth causing a problem in a computer.

[OrianJohnson]

I got it. I groaned. I then told it to my coworkers to make them groan. It's a beautiful cycle.

[kaientric]

She's not far off with programmers being too literal although may not be right in that they didn't get it. It's more like; "Haha bugs, funny. But seriously though...."

[allenmarquez]

As a programmer that is a good joke
My brain didn't process it immediately but still I get the joke

[AkitaMix]

Any programmer would take it literally too when they live in a place with lots of bugs.

[shubashuba]

**Bugs in a code** they taking it literally

[Wyrdwad]

That's a pretty good one. My favorite joke of all time is also computer science-related, though it's a bit more niche, in that you need to know a little about base number systems to really understand it. If you do get it, though, it's just... so brilliant.

Why do programmers always get Christmas and Halloween confused?

Because dec(25) = oct(31).

[antonm_]

As someone who, just recently, spent 6 hrs trying to find a bug in a program but it ended up being a compiler bug, I took the "computer bug" literally and the "bug as insect" figuratively. 🙃

[jasarwadlow]

I think the programmers in chat probably got it, but were playing along.
We programmers have quirky sense of humour after all.

Story time: one time, after hearing the "have you tried cleaning the (build) folder?" comment one-too-many-times, my colleague just stood up and walked away.
He came back 5 minutes later with a manila folder and a dyson in hand.

[bhirawamaylana]

Ina and her Oyaji pun, what I am gonna do without you.

[Erricane]

I love that the longer the video goes on, the more you zoom into her avatar. She's so precious with those adorable. And that bobcut to boot? Give me that good diabetes.

[-Raylight]

Truly the best programmer joke, I love how she laughs at her own joke. Cute xD

[SKy_the_Thunder]

It's a programmer's job to overthink everything. We get the joke - but that just sends us off on a tangent.

[sorensouthard]

I got into computer science recently and my desk mate basically made me use dark mode. It's true.

[smileandnodd]

Ina: "You're not getting it."
Programmers: "If we get it, we wouldn't be programmers."

[Nva]

I mean thats kinda true the other day I was reading a book and some termites are flying through my lamp😂

[MainGoldDragon]

As someone that is not a programmer but does understand coding, I can confirm that IT IS on brand for them to take it literally 😂

[GameCyborgCh]

a wife ask his husband, who's a programmer to go to the store and buy a bottles of milk, if they have eggs get a dozen.

the programmer returns with 12 bottles of milk, the wife ask why he bought 12 bottles of milk. He replies "because they had eggs"

[elaidein]

As a programmer, can confirm that I use dark mode to lessen bugs

[ninjamurai]

If i knew Ina IRL and she made those jokes, everyday would be a BRUH moment 😒
LoL 😂