Function over form.

¿Una central nuclear para ilustrar el cambio climático? Muy mal @laSextaTV #crisisclimaarv @OperadorNuclear flipando
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Es mejor ser un lobo que todos odian que un burro que todos montan. Ser temido por tener carácter vale más que ser querido por dejarte pisar. Es mejor que te odien por tener límites, que te amen por no tener dignidad.
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the ending is always the same
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IMO, the biggest misconception about coding with AI is that it offers a new level of abstraction. It absolutely, by any measure, does not. You're still stuck with the exact same code you would have previously written by hand. So the complete class of problems you had with it is still there. You're just not looking at it directly anymore, but that doesn't change anything.
Can we please stop discussing writing the code, like it's something meaningful? Literally nobody cares about typing by hand. What people care about is reading the code and understanding what's happening under the hood.
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“It is so easy to be wrong—and to persist in being wrong—when the costs of being wrong are paid by others.” — Thomas Sowell
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La locura de la IA 😱💥
Rincón Curioso
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Unfortunately, software engineering is dying. Lets check what is happening on many "developers" or "engineers": - no architectural design or analysis - no technical curiosity or understanding - no respect to the quality And the standard bar has been lowered from "excellent design, good and coherent implementation, comprehensive tests" into "I don't know shit about the design, I don't give a fuck about the codes, I don't care about tests, and Codex is taking care of all". That means the definitive degradation of quality, and predictable decreasing of user experience. When we don't care about the users, essentially, we are killing our industry. This is the red alert, and this matters to us as software developers, critically.
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Funny how DHH spent decades convincing everyone how perf isn't a big deal. But the moment he gained the ability to achieve it, now it's the most important thing in the world. (psst neither dev convenience maxxing nor perf maxxing are optimal states)
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Star Wars vs Star Trek: a guide
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dhh needs his meds
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🦇Castlevania 40th anniversary: Vampire Killer for the MSX2 (Konami/1986). In Japan, it shares the same name with the 1st Famicom title in the franchise (Akumajō Dracula). It's a exploratory/non-linear take on the original Castlevania, even considered a precursor to the Metroidvania genre, as you go back and forth looking for keys to open doors, among other things. Hardcore MSX enthusiasts argue that this game is superior/deeper than Castlevania/NES, despite being flip-screen. The SCC music mod is amazing (arranged by Jan van Valburg).
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RT @Brahmonaut: The best entry on Petrov is in encyclopedia Brittanica which says, “He is survived by his two children, two grandchildren a…
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🌹 Hoy se cumplen 26 años del fallecimiento de Carlos Revilla. Sus repartos, sus ajustes, su dirección y, por supuesto, su inolvidable interpretación de Homer Simpson hicieron que millones de españoles nos enamoráramos de "Los Simpson" y los sintiéramos como algo nuestro. DEP💛
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Harrier elevator ride "The "Farley Takeoff," developed by legendary test pilot John Farley, involved hovering a Harrier jet at 100 feet before pitching the nose up to a steep 60-degree angle while still in a hover. Once in this vertical position, he would apply maximum power to "rocket climb" away, a "seat of the pants" maneuver that was strictly forbidden for Royal Air Force and Royal Navy service pilots due to its extreme difficulty and lack of instrument guidance. Credit: Hawker Siddeley (later British Aerospace/BAE Systems)" ℹ️historyphotographed
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🚗 WHO ACTUALLY OWNS THESE FAMOUS CAR BRANDS? BMW → BMW Group 🇩🇪 MINI → BMW Group 🇩🇪 Rolls-Royce → BMW Group 🇩🇪 Volkswagen → Volkswagen Group 🇩🇪 Audi → Volkswagen Group 🇩🇪 Porsche → Volkswagen Group 🇩🇪 Lamborghini → Volkswagen Group 🇩🇪 Bentley → Volkswagen Group 🇩🇪 Škoda → Volkswagen Group 🇩🇪 CUPRA → Volkswagen Group 🇩🇪 Jeep → Stellantis 🇳🇱 Fiat → Stellantis 🇳🇱 Peugeot → Stellantis 🇳🇱 Dodge → Stellantis 🇳🇱 Chrysler → Stellantis 🇳🇱 Alfa Romeo → Stellantis 🇳🇱 Maserati → Stellantis 🇳🇱 Jaguar → Tata Motors 🇮🇳 Land Rover → Tata Motors 🇮🇳 Volvo → Geely 🇨🇳 Lotus → Geely 🇨🇳 Polestar → Geely 🇨🇳 Hyundai → Hyundai Motor Group 🇰🇷 Kia → Hyundai Motor Group 🇰🇷 Genesis → Hyundai Motor Group 🇰🇷 🇮🇳 The interesting one: Two iconic British luxury brands — Jaguar & Land Rover — are owned by India’s Tata Motors.
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30 years of Super Mario 64 and I genuinely don’t think people who weren’t there can understand just how magical this game felt. Walking into Peach’s Castle for the first time. Hearing the music. Running down those hallways, finding a painting, and realizing you could literally JUMP INTO IT and enter an entirely different world. Every door was a mystery. Every painting was a new adventure. Every star felt like you’d discovered something nobody else had. The first time you flew with the Wing Cap. Racing that stupid penguin down the slide. Swimming through Dire, Dire Docks. Running around Bobomb Battlefield with absolutely no idea what you were supposed to be doing, but somehow having the time of your life. And the music. God, the music. There was no YouTube tutorial telling you where to go. No internet spoiling every secret before you found it. Just you, your N64, and an entire new game to be explored. I think what makes me emotional looking back is realizing we weren’t just experiencing one of the greatest leaps in gaming history. We were experiencing a kind of childhood wonder you can never quite get back. Those mornings sitting on the floor in front of the TV, completely lost in a world that felt so big. I can still hear the castle music and immediately feel like a kid again.
Super Mario 64 was released 30 years ago in North America.
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"How could you be so irresponsible?" "It's my first day..."
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el daño que se está causando la union europea a si misma y la destrucción del momento de oportunidad se va a estudiar en los libros de records de retraso mental genéticamente potenciado. nos vamos a convertir en áfrica como no consigamos echar del poder a los imbeciles que están al mando ahora
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Feature 4: "Describe a Shortcut" — kills your automation platform. You can now build Shortcuts by typing what you want in plain English. "Every morning at 7 AM, read me the weather, then my first 3 calendar events, then play my Spotify playlist." Apple Intelligence assembles the automation for you. No dragging blocks. No connecting actions. No learning the interface. You can also create Safari extensions the same way — describe what you want the extension to do, and Apple Intelligence builds it. App it replaces: IFTTT Pro — $10/month. Annual savings: $120. The second most expensive app on the list. Also gone.
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Feature 1: Safari "Notify Me" — kills your price tracking app. Safari now monitors any webpage and alerts you when something changes. Product price drops. Sold-out items back in stock. Concert tickets available. You tap the page menu in Safari → "Notify Me" → done. Safari watches the page silently and sends a push notification when the price changes. App it replaces: Honey, CamelCamelCamel Pro, or Distill Web Monitor — $5/month. Annual savings: $60. You've been paying a separate app to watch a webpage. Your browser does it now.
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