Comment Re:YouTuber technology connections (Score 1) 135
talking about wind and solar when the story's about grid storage technology is a fuck of a lot more on topic than your weirdo obsessive rage boner over this guy
talking about wind and solar when the story's about grid storage technology is a fuck of a lot more on topic than your weirdo obsessive rage boner over this guy
>>"Robbing them blind, baby," Baker brags in one exchange pertaining to a Kid Rock show in Tampa Bay
being charged more than a dollar to see kid rock is highway robbery
The Heliocentric Theory had a problem with a negative result for the parallax of stars. Think of it as the Michelson-Morley result of its day.
This is why Tycho Brahe rejected the Copernican interpretation, the best observational astronomer of his day--he couldn't measure any shift in stellar positions as the Earth went around the Sun. No one had the imagination that the nearest stars were so freakin' far away.
"but wait, i thought it was a bacteria?"
"IT MUTATED, JOHNNY"
>>While two consecutive quarters of negative growth is often considered a recession, it's not an official definition.
okay so what's the conspiracy here
There are other large horse body parts.
I started using Google Gemini to evaluate applications of transfer students for credit for specified courses at my university.
What a person in my role is supposed to do is email faculty colleagues teaching the course in question, but good luck with that. A faculty member wants such requests to just go away. Even if you know the contents of a course you have taught for years, how do you know that Cow College's offering is anywhere close?
The AI not only has a lot to say on how equivalent a pair of courses, if it is just making stuff up, I don't see how it can be worse than what my colleagues say.
Maybe if I don't call attention to what I am doing, no one will notice the difference. Maybe it is an improvement. A grad student turned in a form and left out which courses they wanted credit for. It came to me but requesting an undergrad-level course, and this topic is in the "wheelhouse" of the student's PhD advisor who approved. I sent it back that my "research" indicates that the course taken at MIT is advanced-graduate level at our Cow College and suggested an advanced grad level course here that according to the AI is a "great match."
I sent this back to the student--is the student going to complain?
It could happen.
>>One bright spot was last month, when hiring increased by 130,000 roles
as if that won't be revised later also
my friend got the covid shot and then 2 years later bam, herpes
wow, that totally compares to these people in minneapolis getting shot in the face or dragged out of their house in the middle of the night
you getting yelled at by some aggro CBP agent 40 years ago doesn't really compare at all to what's been going on in minneapolis
tell us about the times you were shot by ICE
Cobol programmers are down in the dumps.