Comment Just following the Ferengi Rules of Acquisition (Score 1) 97
Rule 99: "Trust is the biggest liability of all."
Rule 99: "Trust is the biggest liability of all."
I've always been appalled that an irreplaceable resource could be sold as filler for party balloons.
Why? Is filling the Super Bowl blimp more important?
If nothing changed in 20 years, perhaps the looming helium crisis is overblown.
Quite strange how the company remained profitable with years of people working from home.
Nope. Warner Bros. was losing money before the merger and had accumulated $40B in net debt.
The headcount reduction was sorely needed, and the merger makes it even more necessary.
This sounds like he's unwilling to do a little extra work to determine if the student actually understands their submitted work.
That's what the in-class exams and quizzes are for.
If that's true now, it was true 40 years ago, when the student could have turned in paperwork that some other student actually did.
The in-class exams and quizzes solved that problem too.
"When I ask a question, I'm asking for first hand knowledge or experiences. The people who are deep in AI pshychosis cannot understand that. They will look it up on AI, pretend they are authorative and share it with you. If I wanted to look something up with AI, I would do it myself."
There is your problem right there. You think AI is a search tool. Obviously if you don't know anything about AI, and think it is a search tool, you won't benefit from it. To start with, start having conversations instead of looking for answers. Learn to use it to research. If you question something it says push back with your own counter-arguments. Stop believing the "AI is just a token predictor" nonsense and you will quickly realize that it posses the ability to reason and can function as a very well informed counterpart to bounce ideas off of and learn knew things.
The reason why worry kills more people than work is that more people worry than work.