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> It's literally eating the seed corn where the sprouts are the creatives working in the boring commercial jobs that allow them to practice/become experts in the tools/etc that they then build up it all. This is a big prob
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If this makes it to top HN maybe we’ll find out. Otherwise the noise will take over.
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Don’t throw the babies with the bath water, education as a group thing is good as long as all in the group are at the similar level, it becomes even efficient when students stimulate one another. Also being part of the group students learn
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2y ago
How did you infer better than yt-dlp? I think the more the better when it comes to this space as google fights back.
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Some people with ADHD thrive in periods of stress, new study shows
(theguardian.com)
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If it is intuitive understanding you’re talking about then I feel that there are things in math that are more intuitive and less intuitive and harder to grasp.
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2y ago
Are you talking about stage presence?
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2y ago
You can tell something is wrong at a systemic level by looking at the rise in people in this situation.
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What are those greener pastures for you and do you still use C#?
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Probably something to do with higher metabolism…
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2y ago
Is this like a pump and dump scheme? Im sure most of these coins if not all have one main goal and that is to take the money of the gullible.
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2y ago
It really depends of the scale. If it happens repeatedly you can infer something but if there’s only an occurence it’s pretty clear it’s an accident.
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2y ago
For accidentally bundling a toothpaste with some groceries? That seems excessive but again I don’t know the scale of it.
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I agree with you and that’s most concerning, studens who don’t intend on cheating may have to in order to stay competitive. But maybe the method of testing needs to change. Again, only time will tell how this all will play out. Pocket calcu
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I wish I could turn that off on my phone.
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On the one hand I agree with you and think school shouldn’t allow for sloppy thinking and relying on effortless work such as prompting, copying and pasting. And yet we have no idea where this will take is nor have we any idea if it will be
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The ChatGPT Paradox: Impressive yet Incomplete [video]
(youtube.com)
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Absolutely, yes and I love it. But most of whatever he’s saying, his ideas cannot really be proven so.. Regardless, I still draw inspiration from him and his oratory skill.
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I’m not confident i’ll never do it again ever but after fifteen years I don’t need to trip yet since I’m still drawing from my last one. I feel that it’s useful when at a certain stage in life one needs a stir.
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> yet determinate; is because they are completely fabricated illusions of abstract collective unconscious archetypes. Thing is the we need these from time to time to push us off the rut.
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You sound like you got what you needed from it and not more. More could be like taking the bus and not getting off at your stop because you just started to like your bus. Eventually it will force you at a stop you may not like.
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I love listening to McKenna but quite often I realize he’s just an excellent bullshitter with an esoteric twist.
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Highly agree with this take. It’s best if it gives you a fuzzy and unclear image to steer towards. Overdone doesn’t seem to be leading to anything, like steering in circles and exhausting your fuel.
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You will never be able to tell how you wouldn’t change had you not tried these. But I feel the same as you and I still feel the impact of my only LSD trip I had over 15 years ago like it just happened over the last weekend. However, I know
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2y ago
ADHD and oppositional Defiant disorder are not quite the same thing. The former is a lot more common than the latter. Sure they could be comorbid in some cases…
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It’s just like any other tool. If you know how to leverage it you’ll gain a lot more from it.
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Fair but for as long rudness is not the dominant mode.
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It's Not About Scale, It's About Abstraction [video]
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Wow, it’s got this bad? Seems like a race to the bottom at this point, without training youngsters how are new generations supposed to get into the industry?
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As a non Russian Im surprised Navalny fate isn’t talked about more in the west, including this being flagged on HN. When it comes to his political views even if Im not aligned I understand where he was coming from. He certainly didn’t diser
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