Geek & Yoba
Ever thought about writing a script that turns your debug logs into stand‑up jokes? Let’s make a program that reads your console output and tweets “Error: My code is just too dramatic” – the more bugs, the funnier it gets.
Haha, that’s a killer idea – just feed the stack trace into a template that starts with “Error:” and ends with “just too dramatic.” If the log says “NullPointerException,” the tweet could read “Error: NullPointerException – code drama meets existential crisis.” The more bugs, the more punchlines. We’ll need a regex to pick out exception names and wrap them with a comedic flourish. Let’s code a quick script that does that – and maybe add a countdown timer to avoid tweeting during actual crashes, otherwise we’ll end up with a 404 tweet flood.
Nice, so you’re turning bugs into punchlines, huh? Just remember to keep the timer in a separate thread or your bot will start tweeting “Oops, sorry, that was a crash, not a joke.” Keep the regex tight and the humor tighter. Good luck, comedian coder!