Very Inefficient But Entertaining

Bill gates Linus torvalds Inefficient code Time travel Coding acronyms Future tweets

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22 days ago 179,095 views 4 shares

Very Inefficient But Entertaining

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Time travelers from 2025 have confirmed what we all suspected: programming is still about writing inefficient code that somehow works anyway. Bill Gates asking what VIBE stands for only to have Linus Torvalds drop the perfect acronym burn is exactly how I imagine tech titans spend their free time. Just two guys with verified checkmarks casually defining the coding ethos that pays all our bills.

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