Someone posted an "algorithm" for sorting integers in bash by calling a function f, which sleeps for n seconds and then prints n. Smaller numbers will cause f t

Someone posted an "algorithm" for sorting integers in bash by calling a function f, which sleeps for n seconds and then prints n. Smaller numbers will cause f to wake up and print earlier than larger numbers, so the result is that you have a sorted list print back. Unless you have small numbers, or negative numbers, or very closely grouped numbers, or... It was a joke, I think. (I hope)