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rongopo
4y ago
Indeed it is. What matters for me here is to stay fresh and growing, while being able to be truly transparent and anonymous.
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rongopo
4y ago
I could not care less: every time I reach 100 karma points I feel I need a new account to project my renewed self...
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4y ago
This is IMHO the only way to go at the moment.
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rongopo
4y ago
To my knowledge turnitin does not tell you about the share of AI generated content.
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rongopo
4y ago
Well yes ideally I would do so, but my chair of department wants to have THAT work published. Horror story.
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rongopo
4y ago
LOL, thanks!
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rongopo
4y ago
How do you want to learn good writing skills?
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4y ago
Professor here --- I really need a tool to detect this. I have a student whose text always have the same faulty patterns: circular sentences, paragraph that do not sum up, etc. The problems are consistently the same, and even in purpose thi
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rongopo
4y ago
That's how GPS works, it was initially intended for something else --- was it for detecting nuclear blasts?
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4y ago
Does it follow that same would apply for all humans of Mark Antony's time?
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4y ago
Regularity in high density is also a problem. You better think of fractal densities than of same densities across all blocks. Source: https://gmd.copernicus.org/articles/12/525/2019/
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4y ago
It's all about Market strategy if you don't have it you will become a loser sooner or later.
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4y ago
To my intuitive mind it is an obvious yes
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rongopo
4y ago
Obvious to me. Why are there doubts? I hope for a non-political discussion.
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4y ago
I talk once in a while with people under my supervision about sports and food, and about food supplements valuable for brain-based professions,like soya lecithin and fish oil. I do this when there are performance issues, just in case. I als
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rongopo
4y ago
Some people find that range out of their willingness to pay because they do not believe in the advantages it provides in the long term.
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rongopo
4y ago
Enough of talking about them, then :)
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4y ago
Very few people are not brainwashed in one direction or another, there is no need to call them idiots.
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4y ago
Is curiosity a good answer for you? For me it is.
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4y ago
Fact: transmission lines are the bottlenecks of EU energy markets.
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4y ago
Is the shadow of Fridays for future influencing this decision? IMHO perhaps yes to some extent.
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4y ago
As we know too little about how this will affect climate dynamics, be sure that suspicion, loaded infodemics and extreme events will trigger more than one climate-based conflict.
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4y ago
Affordable is a relative term. I agree absolutely on the returns of the investment. I had once 3 coaches during 1.5 months preparing me for a big interview. It was exhausting but it really brought me to the next level. One coach was for int
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4y ago
As someone that worked in Hamburg's unique Chilehaus, and used a few "paternoster elevators", I can say this city is full of small surprises.
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Is the elevator for cars free? Why?
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4y ago
For "true Hamburguers" is indeed very small: North of the Elbe, West of the Alster.
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4y ago
There is no pointless crossing of a river. It might be a subconsciously relevant event.
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4y ago
I strongly disagree, the world is governed on the basis of GDP measurement.
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4y ago
Well-being is not happiness, it is just a condition for it.
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4y ago
I'm getting scared about people trying to relate cultural homogeneity with happiness in these threads, sorry. Homogeneity is boring.
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