azertykeys

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by azertykeys 3y ago
Anecdotally, my friend who's just starting out teaching high school physics has used ChatGPT to generate worksheet questions with mixed results, having to throw out the majority of what it generates, but still saving time overall
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by azertykeys 4y ago
unfortunately, there are many, many bots.
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by azertykeys 4y ago
At my university there was a "Free Speech Club" that put on a panel of eugenicists and alt-right people who advocate for fascist actions. While the amount of noise Nazis make is disproportionate to their population, it doesn'
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by azertykeys 4y ago
For instance - in Photoshop, one can add an adjustment layer on a picture that alters the saturation and color balance of that image. One can then copy that layer for use later, or edit that layer on the fly if one decides it's not rig
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by azertykeys 4y ago
cool concept, but as another commenter mentioned, the squares aren't set up correctly. the white king should be on the right of the queen
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by azertykeys 4y ago
I think this is a pretty silly argument, considering how many taxes don't apply to poor people at large.
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by azertykeys 4y ago
looks more like 10% [0]. but it depends on where in the ocean you're talking about - they float more easily than a lot of plastic, and so are caught the pacific gyre. [0] https://www.greenpeace.org/aotearoa/publica
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by azertykeys 4y ago
Who drew that picture? It looks like Marten from Questionable Content
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by azertykeys 5y ago
I think the key word that makes it perhaps slightly negative is "the". Take that out and it's totally fine. The "the" specifies it and implies the jobs that take Christmas off aren't as important.
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The International Seabed Authority's DeepData Map(data.isa.org.jm)
2 points by azertykeys 5y ago|0 comments
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by azertykeys 7y ago
Can confirm - TC metro area is great for our thyme. It's certainly crept and spread :)