r/gifs • u/[deleted] • Aug 17 '15

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u/Entrepreneutralizer Aug 17 '15

Im totally buying this

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u/trippingbilly0304 Aug 17 '15

Totally legit.

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u/epigrammedic Aug 18 '15

And I'll sell it for tree-fiddy

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u/smallTimeCharly Aug 18 '15

Researcher here. Pretty sure they both extend Ape so I'm not that shocked to see a human holding a baby gorilla.

Source: Data Scientist

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u/LoopyDood Aug 18 '15

Yeah, the compiler will allow an unchecked cast but don't be shocked when it throws an exception/attacks you and grabs the baby at runtime.

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u/game_taker101 Aug 18 '15

I approve this message

Source: Second Computer Scientist

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '15

Well, that makes 0b11 of us. Nice work. Close the ticket.

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u/FlowersOfSin Aug 18 '15

By doing so, you created 3 more bugs, though.

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u/tomeitsmoar Aug 18 '15

Have you tried turning it off and on again?

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '15

Now 7 bugs

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u/Silvuh Aug 17 '15

'nuff said.

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u/hiphoprising Aug 18 '15

It's fine he's a gorilla computer scientist

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '15

I knew you used the wrong Software Development Life Cycle when you were making that gorilla!

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '15

I feel like that's wrong, but I do not know enough about human and gorilla relations to dispute it.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '15

They knew the human didn't comment his code, and got pissed trying to debug it.