Comment on FuckIt.py - The Python Error SteamrollerparentComments−austinz12yAssuming this project is satire (which I hope it is), it's amazing because it:- does something rather novel- does something that, to the sufficiently desperate or inept developer, might seem like a half-decent idea or a cunning shortcut- does something that is just asking for trouble and that nobody in their right mind should do without expecting terrible, terrible things to happen−code_duck12y - does something that is just asking for trouble and that nobody in their right mind should do without expecting terrible, terrible things to happen It makes Python run about like JavaScript or PHP. I guess that's accurate.−mikle12ySome people use Python as JS or PHP, why not also make it behave like that?In reality, even if this is satire (which I believe it is) I'm sure if enough people will know about it, at least one of them will use it seriously.−ot12ySome people use Python as JS or PHP, why not also make it behave like that?If you want to go the other way, try window.onerror = window.close;−UNIXgod12yAhh the famous halting problem and it's recursive work around for unrealistic deadlines where one simply says 'fuckit;'
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Assuming this project is satire (which I hope it is), it's amazing because it:
- does something rather novel
- does something that, to the sufficiently desperate or inept developer, might seem like a half-decent idea or a cunning shortcut
- does something that is just asking for trouble and that nobody in their right mind should do without expecting terrible, terrible things to happen
Some people use Python as JS or PHP, why not also make it behave like that?
In reality, even if this is satire (which I believe it is) I'm sure if enough people will know about it, at least one of them will use it seriously.
If you want to go the other way, try
Ahh the famous halting problem and it's recursive work around for unrealistic deadlines where one simply says 'fuckit;'