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windows_hater_7
3mo ago
I’d note that China does not need democratic approval for any of its projects and thus is substantially more efficient.
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3mo ago
Not a rigorous response, but Minecraft.
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3mo ago
What’s the purpose of creating completely LLM generated blog posts? There’s not even an attempt to make it seem human. I thought the whole purpose of blogs was to share an individual perspective. I’m not trying to be a hater; I’m just gen
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4mo ago
You did more than just comment, you fostered an engaging dialog that navigates the intricacies of AI and its pivotal role in the human experience.
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4mo ago
It’s a “learning management system.” It replaces a course website in most instances. It’s also used for course grades and you can submit assignments or take quizzes.
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6mo ago
Occam’s razor seems nice here. Higher demand for care due to rising number of legitimate diagnoses or widespread fraud?
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windows_hater_7
6mo ago
What was released last year was the same AirPods Max just with a USB-C port. This is a new generation.
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7mo ago
I was thinking the same thing, but I thought I was being too cynical given it was a post lamenting about all the cognitive abstractions we have created.
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9mo ago
I was thinking the same thing. My understanding has always been that stimulants flood the brain with dopamine which in turns makes difficult tasks less unpleasant.
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9mo ago
Please tell me you’re joking.
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9mo ago
May I ask why you have had to put programming aside?
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10mo ago
No offense taken. My first point was that some of these students were legitimately diagnosed with learning disabilities long before grades, the SAT, or college admissions were even a thought. I also should have been more clear that I wasn&#
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10mo ago
I go to one of those elite universities now, and I get academic accommodations. I think some of the increase is truly from greater awareness about disabilities among teachers and parents. My mom was a teacher, and she was the one who first
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10mo ago
Does this number include housing accommodations? They are provided through the same disability office. I have dry eye disease, and when the relative humidity was 19% in my dorm room I requested an accommodation to have a humidifier. I’m sur
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10mo ago
I’ve thought about something like this, but I feel like the core part of the Zettelkasten method is the act of making connections and extracting ideas from the sources you interact with.
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10mo ago
> Is Stanford not much better than a bootcamp these days? Rage-bait? Universities are criticized for not providing enough economic value and real job training, yet when they do, they are labeled corporate shills.
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10mo ago
This is almost as bad as the argument the other day about why OpenAI needs to store ChatGPT conversations.
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10mo ago
the epitome of the slippery slope fallacy.
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10mo ago
Sure it's harmless, but I think the app has enough suggestive content to be "explicit." There is a section where you can track your toy performance with options including ropes and vibrators.
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10mo ago
In all honesty, I think the front of a condom box which says "for contraception plus STI protection" is less sexually suggestive than an app that has a "Spice Library" where the user can tag activities with tags such as
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10mo ago
Books that describe sex are somewhat age restricted. Something like Looking for Alaska is rated 16+ by Common Sense Media and not in elementary or middle school libraries.
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10mo ago
In this case, being a "traffic engineer" with the ability to sign engineering plans means graduating from an ABET-accredited engineering program, passing both the Fundamentals of Engineering exam and the Principles & Practice
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11mo ago
I think there are a good number of false positives. I asked ChatGPT something about Git commits, and it told me “I was going through a lot” and needed to get some support.
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11mo ago
Must be insider information. I thought Windows 10 came out 10 years ago.
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11mo ago
I think there were some nice improvements like changing the cursor in iPadOS to be an arrow instead of a circle. I’m really just shocked at the number of serious bugs in the updates. My Apple Watch is sometimes 7 minutes faster than the act
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1y ago
agasp
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1y ago
Amen
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Framework update scheduled for August 26th [video]
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1y ago
The last I checked, most high schoolers don't take Diff Eq classes. https://www.khanacademy.org/math/multivariable-calculus https://www.khanacademy.org/math/differential-equations https:
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1y ago
How does liking music make someone a “conformist”? I don’t know anyone who thinks, “I need to make sure my music taste conforms to societal norms.” People add songs to their playlists because they like them.
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