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[–] parody 0 points 13 hours ago (1 children)

Kirk was certainly not Putin, I see where you’re coming from. For the most part, Kirk used words like we do here (just with 1mil times the hate and platform size). When Putin uses words people die, directly on his orders, which is why only one of them deserves/ed prison.

The right way to fight Kirk was to obliterate his logic without laying a hand on him. Hateful idiocy is to be overcome by us collectively with our heart & brain, not brawn.

[–] parody 7 points 2 days ago
[–] parody 7 points 2 days ago (2 children)

LOL pls say more

[–] parody 1 points 2 days ago

Solid and fair analysis IMO. His feelings were valid. He had a moral right to nonviolently push back against what he perceived as injustice, and presumably knew he might face consequences. Presumably felt it was worth it.

Wonder if the train was full. And if his feet were on a jacket/other barrier (allowed on some systems whereas direct contact is not). Also wish I knew whether the older woman has ever asked white women to comply with little rules.

[–] parody 1 points 3 days ago

Yes! The black above, the contrast, excellent

[–] parody 7 points 3 days ago (1 children)

We learned somewhat recently it can dull emotional pain

It was around for decades and decades then just some years ago researchers figured that out. Always much to learn, not from brainworm scammer though of course

[–] parody 3 points 3 days ago (1 children)

Curious to find out! Probably back channel talks happening now

[–] parody 29 points 3 days ago

LET’S GO JIMMY

[–] parody 6 points 5 days ago

Good point, overall short form video apps must trounce porn sites

[–] parody 5 points 6 days ago (1 children)

I seriously missed all three of the post dates in the screenshot. Thank you!

[–] parody 7 points 6 days ago (5 children)

Is the joke that 2000s fashion is in again?

 

#1 app for artificially soothing loneliness - all from the comfort of your basement

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmings.world/post/32211105

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tech rule (lemmings.world)
 
 

Just got a good(-enough) news notification on my phone (and yes I do like staying a littttle plugged in high level, deeper diving when really curious). sigh of relief

Some days, it’s too many important & awful stories, though.

Imagine an app that gets copies of all your notifications, analyzes their sentiment locally, and pushes good news stories from the day/month accordingly. (Or more doably, push good news notifications based on how many awful stories major new publishers have written that day.)

Maybe more effective than just following a positive-news-only source, since the biggest-impact good news could be saved up for the darkest days.

 

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Thanks founder + community!

 

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Sources

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https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/114472881476812761

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=205&t=2114564&i=40

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I'd rather read the prompt (claytonwramsey.com)
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“When I grade students’ assignments, I sometimes see answers like this:

Utilizing Euler angles for rotation representation could have the following possible downsides:

  • Gimbal lock: In certain positions, orientations can reach a singularity, which prevents them from continuously rotating without a sudden change in the coordinate values.
  • Numeric instability: Using Euler angles could cause numeric computations to be less precise, which can add up and produce inaccuracies if used often.
  • Non-unique coordinates: Another downside of Euler angles is that some rotations do not have a unique representation in Euler angles, particularly at singularities.

The downsides of Euler angles make them difficult to utilize in robotics. It’s important to note that very few implementations employ Euler angles for robotics. Instead, one could use rotation matrices or quaternions to facilitate more efficient rotation representation.

[Not a student’s real answer, but my handmade synthesis of the style and content of many answers]

You only have to read one or two of these answers to know exactly what’s up: the students just copy-pasted the output from a large language model, most likely ChatGPT. They are invariably verbose, interminably waffly, and insipidly fixated on the bullet-points-with-bold style. The prose rarely surpasses the sixth-grade book report, constantly repeating the prompt, presumably to prove that they’re staying on topic.”

 

“I'd rather read the prompt 

Clayton Ramsey - 2025-05-03

When I grade students’ assignments, I sometimes see answers like this:

Utilizing Euler angles for rotation representation could have the following possible downsides:

  • Gimbal lock: In certain positions, orientations can reach a singularity, which prevents them from continuously rotating without a sudden change in the coordinate values.
  • Numeric instability: Using Euler angles could cause numeric computations to be less precise, which can add up and produce inaccuracies if used often.
  • Non-unique coordinates: Another downside of Euler angles is that some rotations do not have a unique representation in Euler angles, particularly at singularities.

The downsides of Euler angles make them difficult to utilize in robotics. It’s important to note that very few implementations employ Euler angles for robotics. Instead, one could use rotation matrices or quaternions to facilitate more efficient rotation representation.

[Not a student’s real answer, but my handmade synthesis of the style and content of many answers]

You only have to read one or two of these answers to know exactly what’s up: the students just copy-pasted the output from a large language model, most likely ChatGPT.”

Read more: https://claytonwramsey.com/blog/prompt/

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