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Why? #11
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Why not? Why not? Why not? |
not because it is easy but because it is hard |
George Mallory would say: "Because it was there" |
It's awesome and inspired. Computer Scientists and generally-terrific engineers often choose to do examples that are largely academic in nature because that engineer (or maybe -any- engineer) hasn't yet encountered that class of problem. They do this because the question can present a challenge to efficiency or elegance, or even defy a solution completely. Often times, the journey produces lessons along the way that can be applied to other problems. On occasiona, it's a trainwreck that produces little fruit. However, when the answer is found, you might find new ways to do old things. If the answer is elegant, you can put another star next to your name attesting to the fact that there is one more question that you've never backed-down from, and answered beautifully. I, for one, was astounded to find that, not only could he loop through fifty different languages, but that he ended up at the same code with which he began. This is a testament to how fundamental/efficient that each transient result was: there was no additional gibberish was produced by any specific one, which would likely produce more gibberish at one or more downstream steps. As far as practicality is concerned, there is often a need to produce any number of libraries for programmers to develop against. The best of us find a way to define a structure that we can then permute to whatever language is required. Apache Thrift produces such a mechanism for client-libraries. Thanks for doing this, Gabriel. |
Sheldon Cooper would say "Because we can" |
mengzhuo, i would a button "like" for the comments. |
Why not? Maybe this could be useful for showing off all open source lanauges? 😄 |
"Why?" Because it's beautiful and funny. It's "nerd art" :-) |
ultimate derping. |
"Because I can, bitches!" 🍪 |
Be cause |
👍 |
This is so awesome! |
🌷 🐢 |
Why? Because. Because why? Because why because. |
Shit happens |
Beacuse it ...:feelsgood:! |
One of the applications can be to encrypt a program |
Autism. |
Oh. |
Love it! I was creating a program that generates a quine java code, and found this piece of art. Good job! 👍 |
Amazing achievement truly. |
For the hell of it of course! |
Great Work :-) |
Was the first thing I thought of. Love this project |
this is a piece of art! |
I was going to ask the same question... WHY |
To get sweet internet karma of course |
because it had to be done I guess |
but why? |
To be the first. |
Either you die an Engineer or, you live long enough to see yourself become an academic . |
Because the chicken wanted to cross the road. |
Because we can test those bazillions of compilers out there that we can never have time to test in the rest of our life. |
Because they are still there. |
Science isn't about why, it's about why not? |
yes |
quality assurance |
Because why not have an issue that questions why or why not why or why not, "Why or why not should we have the repo?" |
Now if we add text-to-speech, it could recite it's own source code to Google Home and ask Amazon Alexa to compile and run it. |
Love it |
It is mad! :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
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we do what we must because we can |
to sell more RAM 🐏💴💴💴💴💴💴 |
So poetic. "Be the cause". Create a new branch in the infinite set of possible timelines where we didn't do what we wanted, because we were afraid of failure, or because we underestimated ourselves. Be the cause of this timeline being the one where you succeed |
Because_the_essence_of_programming_is_repeating = "Because the essence of programming is repeating".split()
while True:
for word in Because_the_essence_of_programming_is_repeating:
for _ in range(len(Because_the_essence_of_programming_is_repeating)):
print(word) |
I prefer to download RAM |
YEET |
This is honestly a beautiful thing. I look forward to learning a new language by looking at the language I know now and seeing what's different! 👌👌 |
Wonderful |
it's not about the money, it's about sending a mesage |
do it for the lulz |
This is ten percent luck, twenty percent skill He doesn't need his name up in lights Who the hell is he, anyway? He never really talks much |
It is what it is |
Note Yes, that's grammatically correct. |
Why? Why? Why?
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