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How teachers are facing up to ChatGPT-“No 11-year-old knows the word tumultuous”
(news.sky.com)
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Amazing how a company that treats its customers respectfully, gives them what they want, avoids the usual corporate scandals and just keeps steadily delivering the goods year after year can be successful. Steam had one job. And it did it we
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> “A massive geomagnetic storm would sever all of these links on a global scale… Estimates of global damage differ by an order of magnitude, from $2 trillion to $20 trillion, Except that it can't happen. It will never happen. It ha
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I am not American, and I think America is a very, very special country. See this article: https://acoup.blog/2022/07/08/collections-is-the-united-stat... > The result of all of this is the bizarre situat
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"The regional governors now have direct control over their territories. Fear will keep the local systems in line." Delegation of authority seems to partially help solve the problem.
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Related. The solutions to all our problems may be buried in PDFs that nobody reads: https://archive.vn/N6Gvy Does Anyone Ever Read PDFs? https://priceonomics.com/does-anyone-ever-read-pdfs/ "Nearl
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Ask HN: Why does Chrome's Dark Mode extension not work on HN?
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The entire worldwide car industry won't be worth 7 trillion dollars in 2026.
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I agree. The problem is the infrastructure to extract, refine, transport, and distribute oil. Does removing 98% of internal combustion engine vehicles on the road mean removing 98% of gas stations, 98% of oil platforms, 98% of drilling well
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Hold up. It was a joke.
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Don't forget the Noncredibledefense subreddit.
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I don't see how that would be effective without fundamentally changing the structure of the Internet. For example, I have access to your HN comment history. I could easily start my own blog with insights Ctrl+C Ctrl+P'd from HN&#x
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Teachers can foil ChatGPT: Handwritten essays
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> If there really are meteorites on the ground, hundreds of thousands of dollars could be on the line. But these hunters will need to act fast if they want a piece of it—literally Sigh. Money rules everything, doesn't it? The govern
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Something I've done that worked for me was set my Reddit password to a long string of characters that I couldn't easily memorize, so I couldn't log in on my phone if I wanted. I also force myself to nuke my accounts from time
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I solely answer phone calls from anyone other than friends and family, work, and scheduled appointments.
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2D side scrolling games were still popular in browser Flash games until the mid 2000s. I remember playing a few of them on Miniclip and other websites. Shoutout to anyone who remembers Bonus.com around the year 2000. The website was an ad i
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Meanwhile, with an ICE car, you don't need to worry about having a garage, nevermind a heated one; the right charger, warming a pack, losing fuel overnight, or taking three hours to fully charge. I can pull up to any gas station and fi