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by tsumnia 1y ago
Reread my last sentence - allow me to rephrase it: If you mean "BIAS" as in avoiding "RACE/ETHNICITY/SOCIOECONOMIC_STATUS", most groups state they do not use them for decision making and still deal with the &qu
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by tsumnia 1y ago
I linked my lecture about how I see "ethics" as another term for "politics" in the academic sense. Other points to note: All AI will always have bias; a) because neural networks literally have a constant called 'bia
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by tsumnia 1y ago
Feel free to review my Ethics in AI lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBJRDxwbI9Y This isn't a "Trump Era"/"Right Wing Talking Point" amigo, its the truth; also it's always been thi
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"An information flow model for conflict and fission in small groups (1977)" by Wayne W. Zachary [ https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/3629752.pdf ] I know this paper isn't about social networks, but we k
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Unfortunately "ethics" can also be a sneaky way to insert "politics" into the curriculum.
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I remember reading this in 2012: https://globalyouth.wharton.upenn.edu/articles/big-gulp-new-... I look forward to the counter-ad campaign from Big Gulp.
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by tsumnia 1y ago
Thanks for fighting the good fight. I know I left Reddit for Digg (btw Digg's back) because of all that negativity.
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by tsumnia 1y ago
I prefer to label them 'tin cans', but eh, fine, 'clanker' it is
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Assessment in Times of GenAI: Policies, Practices, Concepts and Considerations(aace.org)
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How to Get Off the Internet (I wrote this)(doctorsensei.com)
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by tsumnia 1y ago
Happy to collaborate. There's a lot of sites that new screenshots taken of how to do it.
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New College Courses in "Critical Thinking", but they really mean "think of a number between 1 and 10"
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All I know is when I asked Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini if it believed in the Hogfather, only ChatGPT and Claude said yes. We gotta work on getting the other models to agree.
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I really enjoyed their article on the EU's Chat Control legislation [1]. I'm so sorry to hear that your privacy is being scrutinized y'all. [1] https://mullvad.net/en/chatcontrol/stop-chatcontrol
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I felt the same when I used Python to rewrite some broken/incompatible C code. It didn't save on performance, but it did reignite that hacker mindset with a clear to write language. I show students my Flask sets up and I can see t
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by tsumnia 1y ago
IT can be beneficial for making your initial assessment, but you'll need to dig deeper for something meaningful. For example, I recently used Gemini's Deep Research to do some literature review on educational Color Theory in relat
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by tsumnia 1y ago
If anyone is interested in some other ways non-traditional learning anthologies have been applied to CS education, I will shameless promote my paper [1] on typing exercises as an interactive worked example. I'm drawing my influence fro
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by tsumnia 1y ago
Dear Web Developers: THIS is what I want for surfing the World Wide Web. Simple UI, maybe some tiled gifs, and that's it! Stop all the corpo-brutalist nonsense and give me back my flame gifs!
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When I saw the video I wondered how many layers of refraction you could achieve while maintaining coherent images. The pixelated style they should might be the easiest use to develop this from.
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I think the issue is that its actually quite difficult to "unlearn" something once you've seen it. I'm speaking more from human-learning rather than AI-learning, but since AI is inspired by our view on nature, it will ha
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by tsumnia 1y ago
Around 15ish years ago, there was a heavy push for things like parallel computing, hosting things on 'the cloud', and managing "big data". So the overarching recommendation was for devices and data to be accessible throu
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> The fact that almost no one on this [thread] knows these Its not that they aren't known, but rather we just came off a long trend of thin-clients and cloud storage. Some companies merely stay in that ethereal space, while others h
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by tsumnia 1y ago
The way I explain it to my students is through a venn diagram of "Traditional AI", "Machine Learning", and "Data Science" (though I suppose Gen AI is starting to form another circle). A* falls into the "Tr
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by tsumnia 1y ago
Sounds like me 20 years ago learning Java It's new tech. We're all "giraffes on roller skates" whenever we start something new. Find out where you can use in your life and use it. Where you can't or don't want
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by tsumnia 1y ago
I've had 2 of my videos taken down - they were educational videos teaching how to use Microsoft Access (I know, I know, but lesson plans are lesson plans). We were using a fictional medical database to help explain tables and general q
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I run a personal Postgres server so I'm wondering how well it does there
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I think OP is more referring to examples on how to set a workflow, like what would the equivalent "Hello World" / "FizzBuzz" / "Send an alert notification to [location] if [condition]". We're sti
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A really good paper I read last year from 1996 helped me grasp some of what is going only: Brave.Net.World [1]. In short, when the Internet first started to grow, the information that was presented on it was controlled by an elitist group w
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I recently used Gemini's Deep Research function for a literature review of color theory in regards to educational materials like PowerPoint slides. I did specifically mention Mayer's Multimedia Learning work [1]. It does a fairly
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by tsumnia 1y ago
Everything's a hobby until you want to start making money with it

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