Here’s how the “Ship of Theseus” page looked in July 2003 when it was first created! Since then, the article has been edited 1792 times. 0% of its original phrases remain.
— @wikipedia
Here’s how the “Ship of Theseus” page looked in July 2003 when it was first created! Since then, the article has been edited 1792 times. 0% of its original phrases remain.
— @wikipedia
the Wikipedia entry for axolotls reads like a Cake song — Turnip Puff (@misterfungi.bsky.social)
I sincerely hope no one who sees these kinds of memes goes into computer science because of them or they’re in for a rude awakening
every software company has a very skilled catgirl in it carrying its whole product line on her soft and delicate shoulders. and brother if you’re good at your job and you look around and don’t see any catgirls,
alex payne (@myrrlyn)
Humans tend to fail the Turing Test: “Almost half of our participants (42%) decided that their conversational partner (that was in every case a human being) was a computer program.” https://t.co/cEDY7nuYUe — Ethan Mollick (@emollick)
Love this detail on Russian attempts to hack St Andrews: https://t.co/5spKC66UnV — James Shield (@jshield)
Senior Principle Software Architect Level 10:
I’m pleased to report we have successfully merged the two codebases after the acquisition and everything works.
— @jsq