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Ask HN: Why Monty Python has such an influence

3 pointsby TheLemover 10 years ago
I was wondering why Monty Python had a bigger influence in the "tech/computer science" bubble ? (Spam, Python langage and a lot of computer science's tutorials using chunks from "The Holy Grail" and "Life of Brian")

4 comments

cromulentover 10 years ago
Some thoughts here:<p><a href="http://ask.metafilter.com/112098/Why-do-nerdsgeeks-like-Monty-Python-so-much" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;ask.metafilter.com&#x2F;112098&#x2F;Why-do-nerdsgeeks-like-Mont...</a>
LarryMade2over 10 years ago
I see Monty Python like hacking&#x2F;programming, some sketches take things over literal other ones run wild with words and concepts. A lot of &quot;what if there was...&quot; situations.<p>The names of the characters are something I enjoy (i.e. Mrs Smoker and Mrs Non-smoker) and use similar in making test data for programs.
SEJeffover 10 years ago
Because engineer-like people &#x2F; geeks appreciate cheeky off colored humor?
paulhauggisover 10 years ago
I&#x27;m not sure.<p>Personally, I hate Monty Python and never found it funny.
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