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Phoenix3875

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  • This guy is a walking trope

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  • Making the bed

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  • My theory of military bed making is that originally they had to grab the sheets and go on a very short notice, so it makes sense to "pre-pack" them. However, it gradually evolved into a performative art.

  • What type of program should this be?

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  • It doesn't matter if it's truly a one-off.

    However, the conventional wisdom is to split the potentially reusable part as a library package and the executable to be a thin layer on top of that library.

    In this way, for example, testing can just depend on that library. In the future, if there are requests that calls for a separate executable, the library can be reused.

  • Thdpsssps

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  • An epic that must be told quietly.

  • Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's Daughters Are Still Receiving Rent-Free Royal Accommodation

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  • You mean only entitlement can pass by bloodline and not consequences of crime? Yeah, totally makes sense.

  • Anon is incompatible

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  • It's complicated.

    Now there's the "pure" HarmonyOS (previously known as HarmonyOS NEXT) that most recent Huawei phones now have preinstalled (at least as an option for foreign markets). It doesn't have AOSP or Linux kernel and thus no compatibility. It just runs native apps (HAP).

    Then, historically there's also a commercial version based on AOSP but removed Google services. You could buy it in a store back then, and it's compatible with Android apps that don't require Google services (up to a certain version?) Most Chinese apps don't rely on Google services in the first place.

    There's also the open source version OpenHarmony. It was never commercially available. It uses the Linux kernel without AOSP. I believe part of it was used for the pure HarmonyOS development. It's said that the micro-kernel architecture was preserved for the pure HarmonyOS, which is quite interesting.

  • Would conservative audiences believe a targeted mis/disinformation campaign about AI being capable of helping men become pregnant?

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  • So it was you……

  • This place is a prison

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  • Duh, obviously you need hard liquor for hard study. It's pretty hard.

  • Valve has raised Steam Deck prices in the US

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  • Might as well buy steam cookers instead.

  • but would yourthesis defend you

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  • Only in Soviet Russia.

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  • You're right. In practice it's somewhat more casual, akin to "No way!".

    "I bought this bag of chips with half the price!" "うそ！"

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  • Although うそ literally means "it's a lie", it should have been translated to "Really?"

  • Motorola phones are hijacking your Amazon app [Video]

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  • It's app level injection, so presumably if you install GrapheneOS or use a different "smart feed app" (some kind of launcher for Motorola? I haven't used one before), it won't affect the user. Although, I agree it's a pretty bad look on the QA of preloaded apps.

  • Casual UK @feddit.uk
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    The perfect housework for a heatwave bank holiday: defrost your freezer

  • If she had lived into the Botox era.

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  • The memory was a bit off, but at least it's still loving.

  • Got to let them learn from their own mistakes

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  • It's quite plausible though, considering they just returned from the class trip to Las Vegas.

  • Plex increasing Lifetime Plex Pass cost to whopping $750

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  • It's not permanent, but lifetime. When they go bankrupt, they'll just eliminate those subscribers.

  • China bypasses US GPU bans with 1.54-exaflops 'LineShine' supercomputer — CPU-only monster packs 2.4 million Huawei-designed Armv9 cores

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  • These are super computers for HPC, not "AI model training". The link inside is saying it's using AI to do quantum chemistry, not developing AI itself.

  • A weasel riding a woodpecker

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  • How to train your bird

  • A Facebook support group, for people who share the same name as famous criminals.

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  • Plot twist: the criminal joined as well and used the group for construct an alibi.

  • Political Memes @lemmy.world
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    Spiderman surprised Pikachu

  • memes @lemmy.world
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    Where's sandman when you need him

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
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    Information security expert dressing code

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
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    Work of pure human soul (and pure human sweat, and pure human tears)

  • politics @lemmy.world
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    Sanders Rebukes Billionaire Effort to Get Harris to Dump Antitrust Champion Khan

    truthout.org /articles/sanders-rebukes-billionaire-effort-to-get-harris-to-dump-antitrust-champion-khan/
  • Ask UK @feddit.uk
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    Why don't utility companies charge the exact amount used for the monthly bill?

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net
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    Low Tech Magazine: How to build a small solar power system

    solar.lowtechmagazine.com /2023/12/how-to-build-a-small-solar-power-system/
  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
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    One command to rule them all

  • Memes @lemmy.ml
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    You're goddamn right

  • Programmer Humor @lemmy.ml
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    All that matters

  • Functional Programming @programming.dev
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    Beyond functional programming: a taste of Verse. Simon Peyton Jones & Tim Sweeney | Lambda Days 2023