I'm not here to downplay people's issues or the implications as to what the future holds, but how many here will be affected by these changes? I'm leaning towards buying a Fairphone the next time my phone breaks down, but these changes won't currently affect me as far as I know.
I just read a book called Lost in School by Ross Greene that proposes teaching emotional and behavioral skills like regulating your emotions in school. The idea is that it will lead indirect positive effects on things like scholastic results, aside from the direct benefits. It's without a doubt the best course literature I've read.
I know this is fucked up in general, but am I the only one who's slightly bothered by the description of him as a "dental student"? Maybe I'm overthinking things, but I worry that reporting would look different if it didn't happen to a person of high status.
As I understand it, cryptocurrency funnily enough works awfully as a means of transaction, because the amount of processing power required to make transactions is ridiculously high.
I'm non-native as well, although I guess I'd consider myself quite fluent. I definitely pronounce the th in "with" and "that" the same, but "with" with voiceless dental fricative really feels like a common thing among non-natives.
Your examples of "with" and "through" are a bit weird, as the former is voiced and the latter is voiceless. Anyway, you should start using ð as well, like in ðe, ðis and alðough. Maximum confusion for everyone else!
If being attracted to buff women makes you gay, then gender is not as simple as this twitter gremlin probably believes it to be. But they probably don't want to think about that too much.
It's so messed up that they're trying to punish the authors for sabotage rather than punish the people who aren't doing their job properly. It's called peer review, and LLMs are not our peers.
I could imagine immigrant communities being a factor as well. I think there's a wide range of English proficiency among people who are born abroad (at least that's my impression from speaking to people studying Swedish). Given that we have a bit more immigration than Norway, that could definitely be a deciding factor.
(Maybe I'm just grasping at straws. Don't wanna be losing to Norway, right?)
I feel like the biggest pedant here, but it won't care because it's an LLM. Worth reiterating that they're just word processing programs, not some thinking AI.
Cool, TIL it's called pica. My grandma apparently had that as she was pregnant with my mom, she would eat pieces of mortar that had fallen off of buildings...
"FreightWaves is the most trusted provider of global supply chain market intelligence. Our high-frequency price, demand, and capacity data and analysis allow our customers to benchmark, analyze, monitor and forecast the global physical economy."
Ironic. Although I guess their data wouldn't be very good at analyzing someone picking up the economy, turning it upside down and giving it a good shake.
Guess I'll piggyback and rep our local apple and grape soda. Fun fact, Champis was created as an alternative to champagne during the era when Sweden discussed prohibition.
Your old classmates who flunked during the last two years probably didn't post about it on social media. It's not reflective of reality, just all curation.
Trust me, you're doing fine. My bachelor took five years to finish, and plenty of people I've talked to have had similar situations.
I'm not here to downplay people's issues or the implications as to what the future holds, but how many here will be affected by these changes? I'm leaning towards buying a Fairphone the next time my phone breaks down, but these changes won't currently affect me as far as I know.
I just read a book called Lost in School by Ross Greene that proposes teaching emotional and behavioral skills like regulating your emotions in school. The idea is that it will lead indirect positive effects on things like scholastic results, aside from the direct benefits. It's without a doubt the best course literature I've read.
I know this is fucked up in general, but am I the only one who's slightly bothered by the description of him as a "dental student"? Maybe I'm overthinking things, but I worry that reporting would look different if it didn't happen to a person of high status.
I felt like I got that wrong, thanks.
"Now is not the time for Britons to lecture Germany", said Neville Chamberlain after Germany occupied Poland.
Jag uppskattar att de korrekt identifierar den som ett konstverk 👍
As I understand it, cryptocurrency funnily enough works awfully as a means of transaction, because the amount of processing power required to make transactions is ridiculously high.
I'm non-native as well, although I guess I'd consider myself quite fluent. I definitely pronounce the th in "with" and "that" the same, but "with" with voiceless dental fricative really feels like a common thing among non-natives.
Your examples of "with" and "through" are a bit weird, as the former is voiced and the latter is voiceless. Anyway, you should start using ð as well, like in ðe, ðis and alðough. Maximum confusion for everyone else!
If being attracted to buff women makes you gay, then gender is not as simple as this twitter gremlin probably believes it to be. But they probably don't want to think about that too much.
Rhydon has got to be cheating here. Most of the ones that got evolutions in future generations look worse (see also: Magmortar and Electivire).
It's so messed up that they're trying to punish the authors for sabotage rather than punish the people who aren't doing their job properly. It's called peer review, and LLMs are not our peers.
I could imagine immigrant communities being a factor as well. I think there's a wide range of English proficiency among people who are born abroad (at least that's my impression from speaking to people studying Swedish). Given that we have a bit more immigration than Norway, that could definitely be a deciding factor.
(Maybe I'm just grasping at straws. Don't wanna be losing to Norway, right?)
I feel like the biggest pedant here, but it won't care because it's an LLM. Worth reiterating that they're just word processing programs, not some thinking AI.
Cool, TIL it's called pica. My grandma apparently had that as she was pregnant with my mom, she would eat pieces of mortar that had fallen off of buildings...
"FreightWaves is the most trusted provider of global supply chain market intelligence. Our high-frequency price, demand, and capacity data and analysis allow our customers to benchmark, analyze, monitor and forecast the global physical economy."
Ironic. Although I guess their data wouldn't be very good at analyzing someone picking up the economy, turning it upside down and giving it a good shake.
To be fair, it'd be a lot more difficult to comment if he was in a coma.
Guess I'll piggyback and rep our local apple and grape soda. Fun fact, Champis was created as an alternative to champagne during the era when Sweden discussed prohibition.
Your old classmates who flunked during the last two years probably didn't post about it on social media. It's not reflective of reality, just all curation.
Trust me, you're doing fine. My bachelor took five years to finish, and plenty of people I've talked to have had similar situations.
If you can't Stockholm your way into it, you might wanna make it a bit Sweder (i'm so sorry)