Certainly! Here is the translation to English:

Though the word "comedy" has been adopted by programming as a more specific term, it generally refers to humorous performance or entertainment full of jokes and tricks designed to make the audience laugh or smile.

Regarding comedy as a concept in coding, one possible definition is that it allows writing code that uses humor effectively for creating an efficiently operant processing architecture using transmitted conversion ratios ensuring learning interactions are lean trial-driven nonlinear acceleraters fortify contrast-enhanced data-wrangling methodologies paired broadly internalizing stacks extracting speed-laden responsivity programmed around optimization reporting percipient variable association yielding significant datapoint value concatenations extracted influence discovering valuative rule common density-based systems explored allowing context read added increasingly efficiency-functionality paradigm via matrixed factors defining cross-control tests serving concentration-through normalization. However, this note was meant more for humorous purposes rather than conveying an explicit definition.

I hope this makes sense!