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Isaac Newton kalo masih hidup juga ga kepikiran penemuan satuan ukur ini, guys

World Map of Shoes On vs Shoes Off in the House 🏠👞

Gintama has filler episodes explaining how hard it is to make filler 😭

we desperately need a new season of silicon valley. the ai era alone would carry 3 seasons

Gintama is the only anime to have a failed opening 😭

i’ve made a tragic discovery using clawdbot. there simply aren’t that many tasks in my personal life that are worth automating

Romance of the Three Kingdoms (2026 edition)

Phone companies: We've tested our hinge mechanism for 200,000 folds, so that should cover 5 years of use Users:

Happy New Fear! - Orback - #hatihatikamumulaiberpikir

Beli makan bungkus dari kedai nasi Padang:

AI has dramatically accelerated how software is written. But speed was never the real bottleneck. Despite LLMs, The Mythical Man-Month is still surprisingly relevant. Not because of how code is produced, but because of what actually slows software down: coordination, shared understanding, and conceptual integrity. AI makes code cheap. It does not make software design, architecture, integration, or alignment free. In fact, faster code generation can amplify old problems: * Incoherent abstractions appear sooner * Integration costs surface later * “We’re almost done” illusions become stronger What matters more than ever is strong architecture, clear intent, and technical leadership. The modern leverage point is not the fastest coder, but the person who can frame problems well, guide AI output, and preserve system coherence. A modern version of Brooks’ Law might be: "Adding more AI to a late or poorly defined project makes it confusing faster." AI changes the tools. It doesn’t repeal the laws of software engineering.

This video made my Day 😂😂😂😂

Look how much I learned on Duolingo in 2025! How did you do? #Duolingo365

People who use ChatGPT for everything … 😂

Bad government