Meme Monday!
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Let's start with an awful AI-generated meme
IT BROK EVERYTHING
"Yes! Bum"
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The "Yes! Bum!" was it for me.
Calsing bugs all day makes you brok a magnificent beard, apparently.
Nothing like an instant beard!
The computer on the Apollo 11 only had 32,768 bits of RAM! Pretty impressive.
Fully agree with this one, problem is that I want to skip things, but management doesn't like that I skip security scans that take 15 minutes in our pipeline lol.
Sure thing! Had in mind more code generators (Figma to [Name it]) VS what I am building.
There are things that cannot be skipped, but I find it interesting that the way we implement UIs (the process) did not change at all in 30+ years from when the CERN website was launched in 1991.
That's why I watch the whole tutorial first. Then, on the second time through, I follow along by writing the code.
Been there, done that. Only to realise it's an outdated tutorial.
Same happened to me in paid trainings, too. I had the chance to speak to the tutor's coworker who told me they had decided to leave the errors on purpose for authenticity and engagement, but I suspect they were just too lazy to rerecord the video or a add a text comment.
haha, happend many times
True, but you learn a lot in those moments, more than when everything goes smoothly.
how many times... LOL
totally can relate
I say “Eleven eleven”. Most properly, it would be
One thousand, one hundred and eleven.One thousand I’d assume, a typo obviously
Whoops. Sorry! :D
I am not sure why argue on this, it's just
0100 0101 0111. What's so hard about this? I mean, it did took me a moment to convert, but hey, it's better then looking dumb is to standup... get it? It's a thing here in India, for some reason every b tech dude does standup.The first number reads "thousand nine hundreds four twenties ten nine" in French (mille neuf cents quatre-vingts dix-neuf).
One thousand eleventy-one, says Bilbo.
Но это шифрование
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