Yea I have never heard a story of someone who was failing at school, but got their shit together when an inspirational teacher called them a name.

Agreed.

And the fact that this teacher is sharing screenshots of private conversations with parents online makes me think it’s not such a bad idea if the principal does get involved, just to make sure everything is okay in the class.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/XvxLERo5iJkV5PeLA

I started drinking white tea recently. It’s nice to change things around

I have tried some of the popular LLMs a few months back when I had to digitise an old policy document from which only an old scan still existed. I had trouble reading it.

The results varied wildly. OpenAI was really poor at it while Gemini got it right completely. I was quite impressed. ABBYY FineReader is supposed to be the best non-LLM software for OCR, but it doesn’t come near the performance of Gemini

Very good explanation on why it’s not a personal choice.

This is how I explain it to people: The animals we eat aren’t able to stand up for themselves, so some people try to do that for them. Kust like how activists do this for dogs or orangutans. It’s not against personal choice, but about trying to protect those who are hurt by the choices of others.

Besides, we all share the same planet and animal agriculture has a big impact on it. So it’s not like our choices don’t affect others.

I think it depends a bit on how multicultural an environment is. In a lot of places (including here), for plenty of people English isn’t their first language. I have seen ‘Female’ used on bathroom signs several times. The focus should be on intention, not language.

Lol, alright ChatGPT

I can think of a few reasons like ecological decline, climate change, antibiotic resistance, pandemics and public health.

Maybe control isn’t the right word though

You don’t even need to script it. Just use the Adaptive Lighting custom integration. You can sync your light color temperature with the sun, or customize it any way you like.

https://github.com/basnijholt/adaptive-lighting

Exactly. Bus drivers are better trained than regular drivers. In that respect I used to trust them more. But they are also people who might be into car culture. My partner had a London bus overtake her in an intersection and brake check her while she was cycling. Multiple times in a row. It was super dangerous. We complained to the bus company and they reported back that they put the driver on a mandatory training.

Inside Excel?

I think their prices have increased, but it’s still a good deal

https://bitwarden.com/pricing/

That doesnt bode well for the rest of britain lol.

That observation is correct

I’m wondering that too. Just a guess, low population density with lots of farmers ‘working from home’ since they live on their farm.

It wasn’t even worth making fun over because it just confirmed they care more about saving donkeys than civilians or children.

This is from the article:

“We have destroyed Gaza, but I don’t feel any guilt,” she said. “It’s the animals I care about, not those poor people [the Palestinians] for whom I can do nothing.”

There is lots of stuff to criticise about what they do. However… generally, I think the fact that an animal rescue keeps being focussed on animals makes sense. There are charities in Ukraine too that find cats and dogs that have lost their owners. There isn’t anything wrong with that.

I’m only commenting on this aspect. There is a lot of racism in the way this person/rescue appears to operate.

This isn’t about defending Greenland militarily, but about increasing the diplomatic cost to the US to use any force. That’s why other European countries are also sending a few troops.

I actually prefer the ribbon layout. But I actually only really started using Word when this was the interface

I recently tried to customise the indentation of a numbered list and I kind of understand the hate it gets.

Documents where Word insists on appending an additional empty page that you can’t remove.

Or fighting with page breaks.

Yea I hate Word…

Populism increases where people get better access to the internet. This is surprisingly well established because it’s easy to measure.

Of course wealth inequality and climate change are the bigger issues, but social media gets people to believe it’s actually minority groups behind the effects of these issues.