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โอพีบอกว่าเพิ่งนึกได้ว่าสมบัติคัมแบควันที่ 1 มิย ก่อนครบการแทรคของชาร์ตสัปดาห์แรก อันดับของเราคือที่ 1 ใน bugs และที่ 111 ของ genie แล้วยอดบั้มก้แตะ 1 ล้านบั้มที่ขายได้ในสัปดาห์แรก แถมยังได้ 1st อังกอร์ในวันที่ 11 มิย สุดท้ายคือยอดวิวเอมวีทะลุ 100 ล้านใน 11 วันไปเลย ที่สุดของ If I say one We number one
i just realized treasure's comeback was on june 1. before the first week of tracking ended, our chart rankings were #1 on bugs and #111 on genie. we hit 1 million sales in the first week, had our first encore stage on june 11, and surpassed 100M views on youtube in just 11 days.
TREASURE is literally number one 🥹
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Gary 🎮@garebeardood.bsky.social retweeted
@SquareEnix @disney @KINGDOMHEARTS @_KINGDOMHEARTS
Here is a thread some general bugs to maybe try and fix with re-releasing the HD collection on 1.5 2.5
(Please RT to spread awareness)
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It seems they changed the icon but forgot to update the name, @CMofKarnataka. See, what is this? Is this really Silicon Valley? Give me this project I can run this website and its servers without any bugs or lag!
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it really bugs me when niggas get mad at me for not skipping CLINICALS for them like who tf are you LMAOOOO
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nami🍀 retweeted
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[275TH REALTIME ALL-KILL] “갑자기 (Suddenly)” by I.O.I [13:00 KST]
#1 MelOn (=)
#1 Flo (=)
#1 Genie (=)
#1 Bugs (=)
MelOn 24h ULs: 271,070 ( 6,498)
— theyre the first kpop group to surpass 260K & 270K MelOn 24h ULs in 2026!
#청하 #CHUNGHA @CH_CHUN9HA
#아이오아이 #IOI @ioi_10th x.com/roxkncat/status/206033…
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LLMs still aren't good enough to work autonomously on large codebases.
Statements like: "You shouldn't be prompting coding agents anymore. You should be designing loops that prompt your agents." feel more like marketing for the next evolution of coding than a reflection of reality.
I absolutely see value in autonomous loops for things like finding bugs introduced in the last 24 hours, reviewing code for security or performance issues, generating test cases, investigating flaky CI failures, stress testing features, etc
But these are supporting workflows. They are not the product.
The closer a task gets to core product logic, architecture, or long-term maintainability, the more important it is for a human to stay in the loop.
In my experience, LLMs perform best when making small, well scoped changes. Once you let them autonomously modify large parts of a codebase, the probability of introducing complexity, technical debt, and subtle bugs starts compounding quickly.
The people selling fully autonomous software engineering are usually the same people with effectively unlimited token budgets and very different incentives than the teams that have to maintain the code six months later.
Stay in the loop.
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Bugs life was a great movie, just started antz and it's really stupid
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Father-Mother Source,
You who wired the baobab’s roots deeper than any backend,
You who debugged the first river with flowing mercy,
Today I lay before You all my quirks:
the late-night commits of worry,
the merge conflicts tearing at my heart,
the endless loops of overthinking deadlines,
and the beautiful bugs that make me wonderfully human.
Thank You for this weekend reset.
Thank You for the pure laughter of children, wild and unoptimized.
Thank You for jollof rice that teaches me good things are born from time and fire.
Thank You for WiFi that finally connected, and for the silence that taught me patience when it didn’t.
Lord of the African Sunrise,
recompile my spirit this Sunday.
Patch every place where fear crashed my faith.
Refactor my priorities until family stands first, before any pull request.
Let Your peace be the ultimate clean build, no warnings, no errors, only pure grace.
Guide my fingers this coming week.
May every line I write truly serve my people.
May every idea I ship carry the spirit of Ubuntu:
I am because we are.
Even when the servers crash,
remind me You are the Cloud that never fails.
Protect my mind from the viruses of comparison,
my heart from the ransomware of greed,
and my soul from every outdated way of yesterday.
As the sun sets on this Sunday,
let me commit the day with a heart full of gratitude,
push my life to the main branch of Your purpose,
and fall asleep knowing the Ancestors are reviewing my code with love.
In the name of the Source Code of Life,
the Son who debugged death itself,
and the Spirit who runs silently in the background of all things.
Amen.
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Ring of Light retweeted
This makes sense if you think knowledge is just collecting facts about bugs. “Guys look at the sheer number of tidbits I’ve gobbled up about this specific gnat! Heh 😈 The Bible says nothing of homosexuality in the arthropod world 😏”
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this one bugs me, but calms me at the same time. The fact that reaching other planets takes way too long and too much effort. that also means tho, that any bad aliens that wanna come here would take them that same length of time and effort (probably)
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Daniel Nature retweeted
We are on a journey to do something no one’s attempted, a field guide to the BUGS OF THE AMAZON! 🤯🪲🦋
Already over 1500 species, follow me to keep seeing amazing bugs! 🥰📸
SO HAPPY that I’m living my childhood dream of wildlife photography in the Amazon! 🥰🦋
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Not just biolabs to study bugs…
Remember, just like the Biolabs- Organ harvesting in Ukriane was all Russian propaganda?
Right?
I’m opening a small C debugging service focused on crashes, runtime errors, memory bugs, and performance issues.
If your C application crashes, behaves strangely at runtime, leaks memory, becomes slow, consumes too much CPU/RAM, or fails because of hard-to-track errors, I can help you investigate and fix it.
I work daily on C runtimes, backend systems, CLI tools, WebSocket/HTTP modules, and low-level application logic through projects like Vix.cpp, Kordex, Rix, and Softadastra.
Small debugging tasks start at $10.
Send me the error log, crash output, repo link, or screenshot, and I’ll help you find the cause.
#cpp #cplusplus #debugging #performance #softwaredevelopment
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snxarchiah | hiatus retweeted
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