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#9ReplyGuys: a 2018 twitter thread by me and @shrewshrew

Reply Guy #2: THE TONE POLICE

@nixCraft Linux is growing in Europe and Asia ... The future is Linux.

What? Did I stutter? I think not.

I live on the North American continent, and most of the latest tech and better user rights are not coming from here. But where they are coming from, Linux is now the #2 spot.

The future is Linux.

Update #2: Both preauthorisations have now been cancelled.

Will update once/if there’s some confirmation of what the core was/is and when/if it’s fixed.

In the meanwhile, they also accept payment via (spit) PayPal and invoice. The last of those is likely the safest option until this is properly sorted.

I’m going to try that now.

The 2023-2024 academic year will be the first full year where students have unlimited access to ChatGPT and other LLMs.

While it's easy to short-circuit AI use in the classroom or by requiring that they show their work on written assignments, it's harder to prevent its use, or use it effectively, in online assignments.

So I want to know: what's your best idea for an ONLINE assignment that either:
(1) teaches them to use it effectively, or
(2) asks them for something they can't easily produce with an LLM?

I'll go first!

For category #1, I ask them to have AI write a paragraph about a topic we studied in the module, and then have them fact-check each sentence with the assigned class readings. I also ask them to add one thing they learned about the topic that AI missed.

For category #2, since the pandemic I've added journaling to all my classes. I ask students to reflect on the content of that module using examples from their lives, their thoughts, or their lived experience. It's easy to tell if their response isn't personalized, meaning that they used AI to write it (not just improve it, which I am fine with).

What do YOU suggest?

#2 is a story from Naoto's point of view on a festival date.
https://megumi.fanbox.cc/

@TomAintAround https://now-zen.com/ what about one of these things? It dings once and waits 3m48s, dings again, and repeats more frequently until it forces you out of bed. The ding is a mechanical chime.

This is my #2 across the room. #1 is a normal alarm clock near the bed which I usually don't remember snoozing.

Join us for Series #2 of our Bash Basics article series.

https://itsfoss.com/bash-use-variables/

@matrix that's why it's #2 lol