← Back to context Comment by osrec 12 hours ago What was the pun? Many/mini? 6 comments osrec Reply imjonse 12 hours ago You can safely put 'no pun intended' after actually having no puns in the text. It can be disorienting but such is truth sometimes. kibwen 11 hours ago typeof(x) y = (typeof(x))x; // no pun intended DennisP 9 hours ago Back when I was coding for a living, I tried things like that almost a dozen times to see if they would make anyone laugh, but no pun in ten did. vl 9 hours ago But why cast to it’s own type? johnmaguire 11 hours ago Pun intended? ChuckMcM 12 hours ago Yes.
imjonse 12 hours ago You can safely put 'no pun intended' after actually having no puns in the text. It can be disorienting but such is truth sometimes. kibwen 11 hours ago typeof(x) y = (typeof(x))x; // no pun intended DennisP 9 hours ago Back when I was coding for a living, I tried things like that almost a dozen times to see if they would make anyone laugh, but no pun in ten did. vl 9 hours ago But why cast to it’s own type? johnmaguire 11 hours ago Pun intended?
kibwen 11 hours ago typeof(x) y = (typeof(x))x; // no pun intended DennisP 9 hours ago Back when I was coding for a living, I tried things like that almost a dozen times to see if they would make anyone laugh, but no pun in ten did. vl 9 hours ago But why cast to it’s own type?
DennisP 9 hours ago Back when I was coding for a living, I tried things like that almost a dozen times to see if they would make anyone laugh, but no pun in ten did.
You can safely put 'no pun intended' after actually having no puns in the text. It can be disorienting but such is truth sometimes.
Back when I was coding for a living, I tried things like that almost a dozen times to see if they would make anyone laugh, but no pun in ten did.
But why cast to it’s own type?
Pun intended?
Yes.