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Content Expectation: Because the command line interface exposes many powerful commands, terminal users are forced to become masters of precise typing. Reality: 155 alias I'1s' 156 alias s'1s' 157 alias si'1s' 158 alias 11s'ls' 159 alias Isl'ls' 160 alias Iss'ls' 161 alias sil'Is' 162 alias sls'ls' 163 alias ss1'ls' 164 165 alias do'ed'

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Content I SAW YOUR MED SCHOOL NOTES... She just finished Med school. These are her notes from start to finish. 18,985 points 745 comments WELCOME TO MECHANICAL ENGINEERING: notes, scripts and exercises of 4 years (all printed on both sides, many with 2 pages per paper Computer Science Three years and there is still plenty of space...

OH MY GOSH! The eternal holy war of code formatting styles! 😂 The meme brilliantly divides coding styles into "normal" vs "mental disorders" and I'm dying because we've ALL had that one coworker who uses Haskell-style semicolons or—heaven forbid—Lisp style with the closing brace on the same line! The best part? Every programmer is CONVINCED their style is the only sane one! Meanwhile, the rest of us are just trying to figure out why our code reviewer is having an absolute meltdown over bracket placement. Formatting wars have literally ended friendships! And don't even get me started on tabs vs spaces...

Content Okay I'll guide you 12:14 AM J First, boil 2 cups of water 12:15 AM 1G: PUNBIBLE Okay, what next? 12:18 AM Bro wtf 12:19 AM J

Ah, the recursive existential crisis that hits you at 2am after your fifth coffee. The bootstrap paradox of programming languages is like trying to figure out which came first—the compiler or the language. Someone had to write a compiler... in what? Assembly? But how was the assembler made? Machine code? But how did they... It's turtles all the way down until you reach some poor soul toggling switches on the ENIAC by hand, muttering "there's got to be a better way to do this."