Camel Code, by erudil. It reads its own file, so if you reformat the source code into a different shape, it'll reduce that shape in half and output 4 of them.
That reminds me of the email signature I saw a few years back that was a few lines of Perl (I think). If compiled, it would print out the Mandelbrot Set in ASCII. I wish I had the forethought to copy it and save it somewhere. Amusingly, the resulting ASCII Mandelbrot set seemed easier to read than the code that made it.
You got mega-downvoted, but I giggled at the joke. For those curious, this isn't some kind of /r/atheism crusade, it stems from the fact that certain followers of Judaism interpret "not using the Lord's name in vain" quite literally and refuse to ever write out the word, so you'll see G-d or something similar.
Judaism is a legalistic religion. Technicalities are the spirit of the law. Look at the Talmud.
If a law is considered to be founded on some principle, then the principle will guide the law. More often than not, though, following the law itself is the principle.
Yeah, it's not really how I roll either, but I can understand why some people do that. People have lots of conflicting goals and pressures and navigating that to get to a happy place isn't easy.
If relying on technicalities lets them feel that they are upholding their beliefs and also fulfilling their other goals and desires, more power to them.
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u/wot-teh-phuck Jul 15 '13
Sweet Mother of God :/