it's not bijective :(
Beanie
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they said that AI would take programmers' jobs, but in reality it did the opposite :D
easy, just replace system32 with /usr/bin
Correct, we should move slowly and break things
What is this referencing?
that's an upside, screw leg hair
Oh THAT's what the random freezes were. Got them sporadically on my Arch machine for a couple of years, and never figured out exactly why. (Now I'm using a different laptop that still has AMD graphics, but I haven't got a freeze yet.)
Because I like compiling everything from source for a 0.2% speed improvement
Where's the funny. If you don't fix an issue, it'll lead to more issues? Is that what it means? No AI slop please
ok but real talk, knees are genuinely one of the most marvellous pieces of biomechanical engineering. They can withstand decades of constant movement, can allow extension (with a lot of force) even when bent 180°, can withstand - and move - hundreds of kg per knee (with enough practice) periodically also for decades, and can comfortably remain with your entire body weight resting on them at any angle from 0 to 180° for any length of time. It's amazing that everyone doesn't have constant knee pain or have their knees simply fail altogether.
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i mean, yeah? but also the language doesn't become more complicated with larger programs and you typically don't spit out thousands of lines of code without compiling at least some of it at least once