FinalRemix
@FinalRemix@lemmy.world
- Comment on Kid gave a reasonable answer without all the math bullshit 15 hours ago:
I don’t even know anymore. Grading in green is ragebait.
- Comment on Kid gave a reasonable answer without all the math bullshit 1 day ago:
Can confirm. My grad mentor’s grad mentor used green because he’d read a paper that green causes more eye strain and he thought it’d be hilarious to grade in green.
I grade in green because it drives my students nuts.
- Comment on Student Demands Tuition Refund After Catching Professor Using ChatGPT - Slashdot 2 weeks ago:
I reuse assignments between similar classes, because maybe those classes share a learning objective andbthat assignment is just gangbusters.
In cases where students take both (which, we actively discourage because of the similarity of courses), I have my team require the students, for example, use a different person as their subjects for the two assignments.
- Comment on Man, I really slept on Days Gone (mini review) 5 weeks ago:
I love the combat/exploration barks, too. Sneaking into a ripper camp, and Sam starts ranting under his breath through clenched teeth about how despicable these people are. It adds some nice seasoning to the whole experience.
- Comment on After 50 million miles, Waymos crash a lot less than human drivers 2 months ago:
Good thing we basically got rid of sedans in favor of “light truck” SUVs…
- Comment on After 50 million miles, Waymos crash a lot less than human drivers 2 months ago:
The rural drive is the fun one, though…
- Comment on After 50 million miles, Waymos crash a lot less than human drivers 2 months ago:
WVU has a tram system called the “PRT”. It’s semi-automated cars on a track around campus and downtown. It’s not great, but goddamn does it handle a large school population just fine. Very high throughput, and it keeps congestion down. … as down as you can be with such a high density town.
- Comment on Psychology 3 months ago:
The rat. Or the pigeon. Depends on which one’s the subject.
The organism is always right.
E.g., Massive spike in repulse rate because the bird figured out how to jigger the machine? Clever bird is just maximizing food.
- Comment on Microsoft Study Finds Relying on AI Kills Your Critical Thinking Skills 3 months ago:
I use a bespoke model to spin up pop quizzes, and I use NovelAI for fun.
Legit, being able to say “I want these questions. But… not these…” and get them back in a moment’s notice really does let me say “FUCK it. Pop quiz. Let’s go, class.” And be ready with brand new questions on the board that I didn’t have before I said that sentence. NAI is a good way to turn writing into an interactive DnD session, and is a great way to force a ram through writer’s block, with a “yeah, and—!” machine.
- Comment on Jeep Introduces Pop-Up Ads That Appear Every Time You Stop 3 months ago:
Make that community. I’ll join up.
- Comment on Jeep Introduces Pop-Up Ads That Appear Every Time You Stop 3 months ago:
Zed’s dead, baby.
- Comment on wooly bears 6 months ago:
Don’t its roots slightly help with soil slippage?
- Comment on brains! 6 months ago:
It can’t be that many.
- Comment on Epic Games is officially cool with the Internet Archive preserving early Unreal games 6 months ago:
Gog goes another step and provides a guarantee on stuff they’ve modified to ensure it works, and provide an offline installer that’s entirely self-contained for archviing purposes.
- Comment on Marine Scientists 6 months ago:
If the gun gets wet down there, it’s already too late to serve its purpose.
- Comment on Biology bake night!!! 6 months ago:
I wanna know how they got that past Midjourney’s insane railroading and “no no” filters. The guardrails on MJ’s models are preposterous.
- Comment on somebody has to do it! 6 months ago:
Should be simple enough: check their cortisol levels in the presence and absence of various water stimuli.
- Comment on Parasitic Isopods 6 months ago:
I gotta give that stuff a try again. Twice I’ve started Laundry Files and just couldn’t get into it, despite loving the context.
- Comment on Are any games using neural networks for better hard AI that doesn't cheat? 7 months ago:
M Rossi in the old Forza games.
Don’t need to be sMart when you’re aggressive and have powerful lawyers (impacts, even caused by the AI were charged against the player).
- Comment on The Force 7 months ago:
So they’re using the Thu’um?
- Comment on REPORT: Arm is sensationally canceling the license that allowed Qualcomm to make Snapdragon chips which power everything from Microsoft's Copilot+ PCs to Samsung's Galaxy smartphones and tablets 7 months ago:
X -
The system is broken.✅ - The system is working exactly as intended and must be destroyed.
- Comment on The Elder Gods 7 months ago:
Less eyeliner.
- Comment on Publishers Always Innovating 7 months ago:
Suck my InterLibraryLoan, Pearson.
- Comment on Problem? 7 months ago:
But that’s not S E X Y! We need new research, to earn grants andbsubsidize faculty pay!
- Comment on Google is testing verified checkmarks in search 7 months ago:
So who do you use? Because I haven’t found a properly functional search engine in years.
- Comment on Google is testing verified checkmarks in search 7 months ago:
Yeah, but google controls the money, so we don’t matter. Lol
- Comment on Google is testing verified checkmarks in search 7 months ago:
TIL people use the play store for stuff besides just a rare update and apparently browse it…
- Comment on [deleted] 7 months ago:
I kinda have to at work. Our classroom computers reset between classes and Chrome is the only browser installed. I might ask IT about that, moving forward, given uBlock getting neutered soon.
- Comment on Nintendo Targets YouTube Accounts Showing Emulated Games 8 months ago:
Like all the abandoned event Pokemon that are in the files and never fuckin’ released.
I used to hand out event cards for the arceus flute during Diamond and Pearl. Kids loved my store.
- Comment on Nintendo Targets YouTube Accounts Showing Emulated Games 8 months ago:
*monkey’s paw curls* now it costs even more.