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tell me how this thing is used as a phone😳 #random

This is so true😭😭

Hustling for my ChatGPT Plus subscription’s continuity 😭😭 I build apps for the iPhone. @XCYohannes

I don't think this is a good deal for meta

Moltbook got acquired by Meta (along with the team - which aren't really engineers) It's good to start vibe-coding even if you're not in tech. You'd be surprised how many creative ideas you can come up with :)

Every day it gets easier, but you gotta do it every that's the hard part night fam😊 #nights

Article of the day Eager vs Lazy Initialization in singleton When we create objects and want to make one a singleton, we have two options. one is eager initialization, which means we create an instance right away when the code starts to run, and then when we need that instance, we can return it from a static factory method. The second option is lazy initialization. It creates and returns the object instance on demand. When we call the static factory method, it will create the instance if there isn’t one already, and return it if there is. Here is the interesting thing, when we use lazy initialization in multi-threaded environments like the JVM, it might create multiple instances if two threads try to create and get the object from the static method at the same time. So it is important to know which one to use in different situations. If we care about thread safety, have enough resources to create the object at startup, and know the object will definitely be used, then eager initialization is usually the better choice because it is simpler and safer. But if the object is expensive to create or might not be used at all, lazy initialization can be a better option, as long as it is implemented carefully in multithreaded environments. #ArticleOfTheDay #SystemDesign

Article of the day Eager vs Lazy Initialization in singleton When we create objects and want to make one a singleton, we have two options. one is eager initialization, which means we create an instance right away when the code starts to run, and then when we need that instance, we can return it from a static factory method. The second option is lazy initialization. It creates and returns the object instance on demand. When we call the static factory method, it will create the instance if there isn’t one already, and return it if there is. Here is the interesting thing, when we use lazy initialization in multi-threaded environments like the JVM, it might create multiple instances if two threads try to create and get the object from the static method at the same time. So it is important to know which one to use in different situations. If we care about thread safety, have enough resources to create the object at startup, and know the object will definitely be used, then eager initialization is usually the better choice because it is simpler and safer. But if the object is expensive to create or might not be used at all, lazy initialization can be a better option, as long as it is implemented carefully in multithreaded environments. #ArticleOfTheDay #SystemDesign

Cheers to a fresh new week, gang, may your plans work out, your sleep be enough, and your problems mind their business😁 #newWeek

Hey guys I learning design patters and you can refer this doc to learn all the design patters in detail and also there is interview questions after you learn link

I just got access to AAU server to deploy some project, which one of you guys need a grade update😁 show your hands🙌

Digital payments are the future. But are they quietly taking away tips from the workers who rely on them most? Read the full article here: How Often Do You Tip on TeleBirr: The Quiet Struggle of Small Service Workers @Linkuppremium

Why not aim higher fam, my next goal is to make $1k per month before I leave campus. This gonna be hard I know, but at least it will push me to work harder and become better. #goals #1k

Yo guys, if you were struggling with how public-key cryptography, ssh and all this security principles work, watch this #cryptography #ssh

Yooo this is good, these were the goals I set at the start of the new year in 2018, and looking back now, I’ve accomplished almost all four of them. The only one still in progress is the religious side, and I’m working on that now. #goals

anyways happy Women's day girlies🫡

Every other day is men's day😁

Everyone you see here at AAU, if you get close to them and ask what they do, you’ll be surprised. They work on different things, things you may not even know exist. I know one guy who is working on modeling and make good contracts, another guy who is making insane money from brokering, another from trading, and another girl from consulting and marketing, running different clubs, firms, freelancing..., you count. Everyone is a hustler here, and that is really amazing. I thank God for joining this campus. #AAU #Hustlers

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