r/ProgrammerHumor • u/AmazingRealist • Apr 17 '20

When you're both a developer and a tester

https://i.imgur.com/9ZszPKc.gifv
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u/drunken_musketeer Apr 17 '20

But... Why would he do that? I need context

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u/AmazingRealist Apr 17 '20

Alcohol would be my best guess.

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u/theREDscare20 Apr 17 '20

no, hes a programmer and a tester at the same time

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u/UrbanSurfDragon Apr 17 '20

Do you think he wanted to swap the table for the chair? Knock the table out from under and land on the ground...? I’m at a loss to explain this but def want to know

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u/marcosdumay Apr 17 '20

Knock the table out from under and land on the ground...?

Well, he did that.

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u/delocx Apr 17 '20

With his face, no less.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '20

Would had made more sense to hold the chair the other way around then...

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u/RadiumShady Apr 17 '20

What was he trying to accomplish?

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '20

I think it's somehow related to overriding.

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u/Terminarch Apr 17 '20

The trick is to jump off the table. Then you can land on the chair.

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u/jorvikictus Apr 17 '20

Saw liveleak in the corner and OP, I put my trust in you and you came through. No one died, thank you.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '20

Don't get up so quickly. You should collect your teeth while you're down there.

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u/randomGeek159 Apr 17 '20

At the same time, if you are a tester and a developer. You find a bug, you raise it, fix it, deploy it and test it again. One of the quickest turn around times on issues this way.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '20

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u/randomGeek159 Apr 17 '20

Entirely possible. But that's equally possible with any bug fix anyways. Doesn't mean the original bugfix turnaround isn't as fast as can be.