That reminds me of this sketch
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And for his grandson’s name.
Ethnicity: African Black (since Jan. 2017)
Kirk Lazarus vibes
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Technology@lemmy.world•Silicon Valley Splits Over Closing the Borders to Chinese A.I.English
21·9 days agoOn Wednesday, Mr. Bessent said the administration had considered imposing sanctions on Chinese companies that steal intellectual property from American firms. “Open source is not open season on American IP,” he said, referring to intellectual property.
Unless you are OpenAI/Anthropic/Meta, then the use American and worldwide IP is totally acceptable. 🙄
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•When online commenters 'detect' my art as AI
8·10 days agoAnd don’t dare to use “it is not X, it is Y” structures.
I don’t use AI to write comments, I’m that bad at communicating.
OMG, so cute, and the outfit too.
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Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works•Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week?
3·11 days agoI just played Refind Self: The Personality Test Game. I had it in my wishlist after playing Seven days to see be with you and checked what other games they did.
The game is with discount now.
I do really liked it, it is very short, but at the prices it really worth it.
I don’t want to tell anything more about it, go ahead with the only knowledge that is a personality test and play as you feel.
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Climate@slrpnk.net•Austria and France banned short-haul flights to boost train travel and reduce emissions. Did it work?7·13 days agoIt is a bit of hit or miss in some parts.
Valencia-Madrid? Very fast and good, even with a low cost operator.
Valencia-Barcelona? Not as good, but it still beats the plane.
Valencia-Málaga? You mean Valencia-Madrid-Málaga, plane makes much more sense.
Valencia-Badajoz? Again through Madrid.
Madrid-Badajoz? Fuck you.
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Climate@slrpnk.net•Austria and France banned short-haul flights to boost train travel and reduce emissions. Did it work?9·13 days agoWhat I love the most about train is that you can go to the restaurant car and stretch the legs.
One of the reasons I stopped watching Netflix shows was because all the ones I got invested those were cancelled just after one season.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux desktop use spikes to over 10% in North America for the first time. There is also a corresponding drop in Windows and OSX use.
2·14 days agoWell, that’s not my experience with Nvidia and Linux, always breaking everything trying to use the Nvidia driver, or updating it.
Specially when trying to do both gaming and CUDA on the same OS, making it work with one always broke the other. I had to have two installations, one for machine learning and the other as daily driver and gaming.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Do non-English speakers learn to code in English, or in their native language?
9·15 days agoAs others stated, it is when two words in different languages are similar phonetically/graphically.
They are called false friends because they seem familiar and you expect to mean the same as with other words that are pronounced similarly in two languages and mean the same. False friends not just mean different things but they sometimes can change the phrase in a bad way.
Note: The following examples are with Spanish from Spain, they might be different in other Spanish speaking countries.
Alice and Bob discussed about having children
Alicia y Bob discutieron sobre tener niñosIn English Alice and Bob had a conversation, in Spanish they had an argument.
Bob is a sensible guy
Bob es un tipo sensibleBob is a person who acts with prudence and thinks carefully in English, in Spanish he is a guy who is easily affected by feelings.
I had an English teacher who told the same anecdote about false friends and her sister. She was in UK and the batteries for the remote died, so she went to a convenience store and asked if they had them.
The thing is that in Spanish we only use battery (batería) for the ones that are not meant to be replaced regularly, like the car battery, the laptop battery, etc. The replaceable ones (even the rechargeable that take the same shape), are called pilas. So in the anecdote, the sister told the woman at the store very confidently “Do you have piles?” (haemorrhoids, for the ones who doesn’t know).
I don’t know how real the anecdote was, but it fulfilled its purpose to make us aware of these situations.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Do non-English speakers learn to code in English, or in their native language?
21·15 days agoI wrote variable names and comments in Spanish when I started as my English level back then was very low.
Once my English improved and started to use English documentation and tutorials I just switched to write in English.
In my previous job I worked at software consultancy, I had coworkers who wrote code in Spanish but it wasn’t the norm.
Currently I work for an international company, the team is Spanish but we have to write everything in English as it can be shared with teams in other countries and audited by international organisations.
When AI tools were allowed, a lot of people use them in Spanish, it generates code with comments in Spanish. I had to reject a lot of PRs from the same guys over an over because everything must be in English.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Do non-English speakers learn to code in English, or in their native language?
3·15 days agoThis, I switched my keyboards to US layout, and since I learned a bit touch typing , having the laptop with ISO es_ES is not of a big deal having the symbols not matching the input layout.
For Mac it is a bit shittier, I don’t get used to the way to introduce the Ñ with its US int.
On Linux, I didn’t managed to set the US int, only US so I don’t have either Ñ nor the possibility to add accents. It might be easy but I didn’t look for it either.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Tesseract dev injects malicious code into browser to illegally DDOS the dbzer0 instanceEnglish
241·21 days agoDidn’t the call for violence happened to be just a mod from another instance that had “death to zionism” that stepped down after he was called out?
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Tesseract dev injects malicious code into browser to illegally DDOS the dbzer0 instanceEnglish
72·21 days agoRadical opinions such as supporting trans people or being against genocide.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Microsoft is cracking down on Windows 11 bloatware ads, forces LG to pull McAfee popupEnglish
2·23 days agoI had a very good experience with the LG refrigerator at my mom’s house, so when I bought my home I went to the store for the exact model.
It was discontinued and created a new one that is the same but cheapened some things, now it is shittier.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Microsoft is cracking down on Windows 11 bloatware ads, forces LG to pull McAfee popupEnglish
4·24 days agoSame here, I love my LG TV and recommend a lot of people to buy LG. But now? I recommend people to stay away and never connect the TV to the internet.
You can cut yourself with a blunt edge as long as it is rigid and applied enough friction.
Trust me, I did it 😖









I’ve been using Nebula for years.
It depends, first check the creators there to see if you are already watching them on YouTube.
There is no algorithm, that for me is a plus but for some people it is a downside.
Some creators add a little extra in their videos that is not in the YouTube version, others add companion videos to the main one that is only on Nebula.