generic names are hardly going to come up in a jingled commercial

heh? what does that-

oobja

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dH8c7wkMDuU

If what the Bernie Democrats want can nearly all get done, sure. But just having a Democratic president doesn’t mean that. It doesn’t even mean what Democrats want would necessarily get done. Look at Biden’s student loan relief.

#6, but yea.

how does that affect running the CI locally? I don’t mean triggering the cloud CI manually, I mean running the commands manually.

Bedrock indeed, but you didn’t even have Bedrock edition before Microsoft, so you can’t really say MS fucked it over since it was always kinda bad. Java has been pretty nice and the “big content updates” direction under Microsoft really rejuvenated the game.

ackshually you can run most of the CI locally

Or OP just likes the independent outlet 404 Media, as I also do. Gizmodo features AI-generated articles (ones with the byline “Gizmodo bot”). It takes a simple adblocker or the bypass paywalls clean extension to bypass the authwall.

No paywall for this article yet: “Sign up for free access to this post”, it’s not a free trial.

Pre-written essays on subjects that you could plagiarize line for line.

In my time these were absolutely awful and vacuous circumlocution. Not to mention TurnItIn.

Yes, free help like this, on message boards and blogs and YouTube channels and chat groups.

You have to pay for the messageboards that are actually useful and already have your question like Chegg. The only comparable free platform I used only worked on Chinese homework. Anything else you’d have to post your question and wait about an hour. ChatGPT takes one minute. And its quality today is way better than you think. You can just take a photo of homework and it’d give you the right answers 90% of the time and with explanations.

not essays, not free help like this at your fingertips, and code very much not to this extent

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it’s when people use chatGPT to do their homework

ask the nearest school where nearly all students have smartphones whether it has taken off

and also location names in Chinese are like “United States, D.C., Pennsylvania Avenue NW, № 1600” or “87104, United States, New Mexico, Albuquerque, Negra Arroyo Lane, № 308”

that just says there’s no evidence for the apocryphal theory of it slowing typing down, not what you said about speeding it up. plus “slows it down” is a corruption of the original apocryphal idea that it speeds up typewriting by preventing jams due to neighboring keys being pressed

That’s an apocryphal explanation for QWERTY’s design. I personally doubt it since “a” and “s” are placed right next to each other. Additionally, placing keys further apart doesn’t mean they’re slower to type. (In fact, anecdotally, it can be the opposite. In piano, incorrect fingering disproportionately affects playing keys that are right next to each other.)

sauce?

some studies on keyboard layout have suggested that, for a skilled typist, layout is largely irrelevant – even randomized and alphabetical keyboards allow for similar typing speeds to QWERTY and Dvorak keyboards – and that switching costs always outweigh the benefits of further training with a keyboard layout a person has already learned