Reason behind using 'instanceof function() {}'?

Someone edited out the part that makes it useful. Here's what it used to look like.

There seems to be an error with that implementation. Nop is never used (to instantiate anything) expect for that instanceof check, which can never be true for anything since no object can be instantiated from nop, which is buried deep in that closure.

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