It ends up being qualitative based on roles and responsibilities.

Right Now?

It’ll do if you like pop-punk.

Teenage years are known for being rebellious and older adults generally correctly remember themselves as being wreckless and rebellious at that age. It is a part of being human.

That said, if you want to be treated as wiser and “older” than you are, I would have to ask what is it about you that make people think you’re young? I’ve had several cases in my teenage and early adult life where people assumed that I was far older than I was, mostly in part due to how mature I acted in given situations.

What is it about how you conduct yourself on the Internet that makes people think you’re young and immature? You could be acting your age, but it sounds like you’re frustrated with people treating you like you are at your age’s maturity level.

Generally the only one I know of is for use. Technically, the KPI should be seeing increases in worker productivity, but a lot of jobs don’t have meaningful KPI’s.

The Land Before Time

The Oneders?

There is a difference between AI and LLM.

There are AI programs that make a lot of money. These are generally bespoke AI programs designed for a narrow set of tasks, like detecting tumors from an MRI scan.

Most LLM’s and image generators don’t make money because computing cost is significantly higher than the value of the output.

You can’t expect people to look into bias in only one form of media.

And my experience with online and offline communication is that offline communication is superior even taking into account cases where in person communication risks committing a faux pas.

Says one expert on a state owned news channel.

A lot of European governments learned not to join American military action in the Middle East as the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars were deeply unpopular with voters. I don’t see an appetite for expeditionary action in Europe, especially while a lot of European countries are trying to rebuild their militaries.

screen time is just a limit on time to learn if the kid is using it for the right purposes which you should teach them to

Even if all you were using your screen time to do is learn, it is still unhealthy.

At a certain point, the ability to affect change or implement what you want on a large scale requires being a leader of others. It turns out that leadership is a skill best learned through practice. A lot of leadership skills come from interpersonal skills which also come from practice relating with others.

You don’t learn these skills staring at a screen or a book, but interacting with people.

I use my toothbrush from time to time. I don’t have a specialty tool.

I like to game on my couch, so I game on my laptop.

That explains why all my coworker’s computer problems would go away when I walked by.

Yeah, the post reads like a rant from someone who can’t put themselves in the shoes of someone else, so it has to be completely worthless.

Ever since I was a kid, I knew I had a non-zero chance of getting cancer when I was middle-aged and die.

Popped that tumor out of me right when it was turning Stage 2.

The devs have flat out stated they aren’t going to develop those tools. I don’t know if they would integrate those tools if developed by others.

You can use the art for the Magic: the Gathering set Lord of the Rings as an example of what you can and can’t do. Hasbro got the rights for the books, not the movies in making the set. That meant all the art for the various characters couldn’t reference or even look like the movie characters.

Because they had to rely on the books only and couldn’t rely on the movies at all, the art on the Magic cards made Aragorn black to be more in line with the books.

Yeah. 50 Shades was based on the writer’s fanfic of Twilight. When the author decided to publish the books as something for sale, she had to rip out everything relating to Twilight IP.

You’re right, I meant to say “from”, not “Freon”. Good catch, thanks!