Anger as a Software Design Philosophy
Chilliwilli writes "Spending more time cursing your code than writing it? Well now there's an answer. feckfeck (a language in the vein of Whitespace and Brainf*ck) will help you get back that precious time by converting your foul words into code. You've heard the hype surrounding VLIWs, well here are FLIWs (4 letter instruction words). The great thing is the more angry you get the more code you'll write. For those programmers on performance related pay this is great news."
Wasn't this pioneered years ago when the UNIX file system checking command was created?
IBM had PL/1, with syntax worse than JOSS,
And everywhere the language went, it was a total loss...
unzip; strip; touch; finger; mount; fsck;
more;yes;fsck;fsck;fsck;umount;sleep
gawk; talk; date; wine; grep; touch; unzip; touch; gasp; finger...
Is the censored version of this the same as whitespace?
It's missing s**t?! Isn't that one on the short list of four letter expletives? I mean, they've got "boob", "shag", and "tits"; how could they forget "shit"?
Now I know why software availability is so poor on Mac or Linux, compared to Wintel. Wintel users curse their machines and their software waaaaaaay more often than those Linux or Mac weirdos.
A better idea would be to release it under a licence which says that all resulting code must be GPLed AND pornographic. This would result not only in more free-as-in-Stallman code, but also more porn! And porn that you have a legitimate reason for looking at at work!
"Inflammable means flammable? What a strange country!" -Dr. Nick, The Simpsons
strip unzip fcsk sleep
I don't know about you, but when I write code I mostly curse missing/obsolete/faulty documentation and other people's bad code...
If a train station is a place where a train stops, what's a workstation?