I write with full punctuation on messaging apps too, I don’t do it here precisely to avoid that kind of reaction lmao
November 16, 2025 at 12:14 PM
I write with full punctuation on messaging apps too, I don’t do it here precisely to avoid that kind of reaction lmao
There was a period at the end. That was a very firm no. A stern one even. Rude, if you may /s
November 16, 2025 at 9:51 AM
There was a period at the end. That was a very firm no. A stern one even. Rude, if you may /s
What bothers me most about this kind of DRM features is that I still can just use a second device to record the screen, so they’re just playing with how petty I can be
November 16, 2025 at 9:48 AM
What bothers me most about this kind of DRM features is that I still can just use a second device to record the screen, so they’re just playing with how petty I can be
She just probably played too much Bloodborne
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November 16, 2025 at 9:39 AM
She just probably played too much Bloodborne
Just hit me up if it’s because the US claim Washington as heir to Rome, I’d have to update my list of succession claims /s
November 16, 2025 at 9:35 AM
Just hit me up if it’s because the US claim Washington as heir to Rome, I’d have to update my list of succession claims /s
4) act as a disciplinarian institution to create a disciplinated workforce in the interest of capital: public money is spent to accomplish what employers ought to pay for. I think that the decline of the humanities in the western countries is evidence of this. Increased focus on marketable skills
November 16, 2025 at 9:30 AM
4) act as a disciplinarian institution to create a disciplinated workforce in the interest of capital: public money is spent to accomplish what employers ought to pay for. I think that the decline of the humanities in the western countries is evidence of this. Increased focus on marketable skills
Yes, I remember. But the point is: did it come to that because some data was intentionally forged, or because he was so grossly negligent that he filled columns with misread data and thus calculated nonsense? I don’t think one can answer without having the whole original dataset
November 14, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Yes, I remember. But the point is: did it come to that because some data was intentionally forged, or because he was so grossly negligent that he filled columns with misread data and thus calculated nonsense? I don’t think one can answer without having the whole original dataset
There’s quite a few people that I would’ve given a failing grade and I ended up giving a sufficient grade instead
November 14, 2025 at 9:23 AM
There’s quite a few people that I would’ve given a failing grade and I ended up giving a sufficient grade instead
Don’t get me started on profit chasing in some Countries and budget cuts in public university Countries (will lead to privatisation). Here universities get funds based on evaluation and percentage of dropouts and time to graduate are parameters, so I was told to keep the bar low when grading exams
November 14, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Don’t get me started on profit chasing in some Countries and budget cuts in public university Countries (will lead to privatisation). Here universities get funds based on evaluation and percentage of dropouts and time to graduate are parameters, so I was told to keep the bar low when grading exams
Btw, I’d like to vent about how it feels like university degrees have become high school diplomas and PhDs have become university degrees. My impression is that a series of bad incentives have pushed the system towards lowering standards at all levels
November 14, 2025 at 9:08 AM
Btw, I’d like to vent about how it feels like university degrees have become high school diplomas and PhDs have become university degrees. My impression is that a series of bad incentives have pushed the system towards lowering standards at all levels
Conclusions not supported by data are bad but falls under the bias towards conclusive results, ‘twas the reviewers’ job to catch that and demand revisions. Knowing the stress of writing a PhD thesis I understand one might try to embellish conclusions, so I’m madder at reviewers. Still condemning 2/2
November 14, 2025 at 9:02 AM
Conclusions not supported by data are bad but falls under the bias towards conclusive results, ‘twas the reviewers’ job to catch that and demand revisions. Knowing the stress of writing a PhD thesis I understand one might try to embellish conclusions, so I’m madder at reviewers. Still condemning 2/2
I couldn’t remember the citations part, that’s really damning (but I have a hunch “creative” citations might be more common than we think due to both sloppiness and dishonesty) (1/2)
November 14, 2025 at 8:59 AM
I couldn’t remember the citations part, that’s really damning (but I have a hunch “creative” citations might be more common than we think due to both sloppiness and dishonesty) (1/2)
The reason I say I’d want the dataset is that without it you can’t rule out the gross negligence of filling the tables wrong or other such mistakes. It would still be an issue, but not the kind of issue that doctoring data is. Can’t remember what the issue with the conclusions was.
November 14, 2025 at 8:49 AM
The reason I say I’d want the dataset is that without it you can’t rule out the gross negligence of filling the tables wrong or other such mistakes. It would still be an issue, but not the kind of issue that doctoring data is. Can’t remember what the issue with the conclusions was.
I don’t have that app, sorry! 😂
November 14, 2025 at 8:44 AM
I don’t have that app, sorry! 😂
Unfortunately no product is ever designed for maintenance anymore
November 14, 2025 at 8:42 AM
Unfortunately no product is ever designed for maintenance anymore
I didn’t watch the video with enough attention to remember all the issues, but I feel like too many gripes were about orthography when the real issue is the data. I wouldn’t call it fraud unless I have the dataset, it might’ve been just gross negligence. Still worrying reviewers didn’t pick that up
November 14, 2025 at 8:41 AM
I didn’t watch the video with enough attention to remember all the issues, but I feel like too many gripes were about orthography when the real issue is the data. I wouldn’t call it fraud unless I have the dataset, it might’ve been just gross negligence. Still worrying reviewers didn’t pick that up
Hey Jenny, I’m waiting for the other 44 tweets about communist Linux /s
November 14, 2025 at 8:35 AM
Hey Jenny, I’m waiting for the other 44 tweets about communist Linux /s
Weird, my beef has four letters /s
November 14, 2025 at 8:31 AM
Weird, my beef has four letters /s
I know E has some such effects, but they would need to be overstated to make the trap more effective, hence the “misleading”
November 12, 2025 at 6:26 PM
I know E has some such effects, but they would need to be overstated to make the trap more effective, hence the “misleading”
Just nonchalantly add a misleading “HRT for rejuvenation” section in the guide and let the trap spring
November 12, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Just nonchalantly add a misleading “HRT for rejuvenation” section in the guide and let the trap spring
It’s also likely a little bit of both things, consciously or unconsciously. They can probably become a feedback loop too: I ought not change so I cannot, I cannot so I ought not even try
November 12, 2025 at 5:40 PM
It’s also likely a little bit of both things, consciously or unconsciously. They can probably become a feedback loop too: I ought not change so I cannot, I cannot so I ought not even try
I think that it’s not much about thinking they can’t change, but about thinking they ought not because they introjected the label as a piece of their identity. Since they attach their identity to the label the label becomes prescriptive, because they don’t want to challenge its comforting confines
November 12, 2025 at 9:35 AM
I think that it’s not much about thinking they can’t change, but about thinking they ought not because they introjected the label as a piece of their identity. Since they attach their identity to the label the label becomes prescriptive, because they don’t want to challenge its comforting confines
Tis a feature of fascism to be cruel and dehumanising to enemies and to demand extreme propriety and decorum for oneself, as fascists are hypersensitive and frail. Liberals that behave this way are cryptofascists, more concerned about their shared bourgeois decorum than harmful speech against others
November 10, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Tis a feature of fascism to be cruel and dehumanising to enemies and to demand extreme propriety and decorum for oneself, as fascists are hypersensitive and frail. Liberals that behave this way are cryptofascists, more concerned about their shared bourgeois decorum than harmful speech against others
It happened to me once because I got stuck between a rock and a wall and started vibrating uncontrollably in a fall state animation for too long
November 10, 2025 at 6:13 AM
It happened to me once because I got stuck between a rock and a wall and started vibrating uncontrollably in a fall state animation for too long
They should write a book about this!
November 10, 2025 at 6:07 AM
They should write a book about this!