@dabit3: I can't believe I used to talk to my computer with my fingers
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A humorous tweet from Nader Dabit reflecting on the shift from typing to AI-driven interaction with computers.
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I can’t believe I used to talk to my computer with my fingers 💀
nader dabit (@dabit3): I can’t believe we used to actually write code 💀
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