I'm looking for Chuck Norris Facts style answers. In case anyone is curious, this question was inspired by Jon's own comment to this question.
EDIT: If you're into cryptography, you may enjoy these facts.
I'm looking for Chuck Norris Facts style answers. In case anyone is curious, this question was inspired by Jon's own comment to this question.
EDIT: If you're into cryptography, you may enjoy these facts.
Jon skeet knows WHY the meaning of life is 42. It's not mentioned in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy because Douglas Adams did not dare to ask.
Jon Skeet was once asked to review the software of the US nuclear defense program. Naturally, he wasn't allowed to see the source code for security reasons or talk to anyone who wrote it. He still found 3 bugs in it, that would probably have lead to world destruction by now.
Jon Skeet could teach c# to Paris Hilton, and he could get her a reputation of 1k on SO.
Here is my humble attempt(s):
import jon_skeet
is the only import in all of Skeet's scripts - it includes everything.Jon Skeet will pause time rather than shorten his presentations.
I wonder if this will make the podcast?
Jon Skeet knows the perfect answer to any question anyone will ever ask because GOD told him the administrator password of the machine that the entire universe runs on.
Jon Skeet created StackOverflow.com and let Jeff Atwood take the credit so that other users won't think he uses a cheat to increase his rep.
Jon Skeet is so powerful even HE can't list all his amazing attributes in one post!
On a horse made of crystal Jon Skeet patrols the land,
with a Mason Ring and schnauzer in his perfect hands.
He once held an opponent's wife's hand...in a jar of acid
...at a party.
edit: It's from here.
Jon Skeet never debugs code. His keyboard doesn't have the F5 key nor does his IDE have the "Start with Debugging" option.
Jon Skeet's infinite loops complete in finite time.
Jon Skeet's recursive functions need no base-case; they know when their work is done.
Jon Skeet's recursive algorithms don't overflow the stack; they build a bigger stack.
As of C# 4.0 all void methods will actually return JonSkeet
And what is the JonSkeet class?
[TestFixture]
public class JonSkeetTests {
[Test]
[ExpectedException(typeof(JonSkeetIsEternalException))]
public void Cannot_instantiate_JonSkeet {
var a = new JonSkeet();
}
[Test]
[ExpectedException(typeof(JonSkeetAlreadyKnewThatYouFoolException))]
public void Cannot_add_to_JonSkeet_knowledge {
JonSkeet.Eternal.AddKnowledge(new Fact());
}
}
Not that JonSkeet would ever use a static property as an accessor to a singleton
There is only one question that Jon Skeet struggles to answer:-
"How do you feel?...How do you feel?...How do you feel?"
(Now then, how many developers get the reference and how many are prepared to own up to it?).
During Joel Spolsky and Jeff Atwood's live podcast, Jon Skeet passed by. His reputation points tripled that day.
He makes sure that new questions on Stackoverflow appear on the first page of Google thirty minutes before they have been asked.
Encyclopedia Britannica lookup for "rhetorical question":
rhetorical question n
- a statement that is formulated as a question but that is not supposed to be answered
- a SO question from Jon Skeet