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Aug 1 9 tweets 3 min read
A brief history of programmers getting mad at computers by DALL·E

It started back in the caves
Same with ancient Romans
During the medieval times
Renaissance, no difference
19th century at the height of impressionism
First 19th century photographic evidence
1950s were no better
Modern day as we know it
And it won't change in the future, either

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