I have a solid pie crust recipe. I'm weirdly better at baking than cooking.

My partner noticed a major difference a bit after he stopped using regularly. After a certain point, he actually started sleeping batter on his own without consuming it. Also noticed a change in weight and general mood. Found new ways to relax.

This would make me rage internally.

I was very very opposed by it before; and I still am in a lot of ways. I had a manager who would always have ai write his emails to guests at my hotel; which I had issues with. I fear it's going to kill art and find the concept of "you must be ableist if you don't support ai art" as ableist itself.

I feel like we need some kind of movement that focuses on AI; like when it can be an appropriate tool and when it is not a good tool. Going into teaching; it's encouraged by some of my instructors to familiarize myself with it; however it's also discouraged to use it to complete assignments.

A lot of people I've talked with say learning on your own is extremely difficult, and recommend taking a course, either at a school, a community course, or one of those online courses from skillshare. I'm just not sure which skillshare courses are worth it.
I considered getting a certificate at PCC

I tried a few years back and it was a lot harder than I was expecting

I deleted my Twitter a while back ago. Don't regret it.

😆I made a spreadsheet of all my to be played games and listed the estimated time to complete. Whenever one is over 30 hours I'm like 😱😱😱

I'm not Chinese, but I hear similar things in the USA. I always am like "ummm this makes it sound like you have some repressed feelings that you shouldn't be involving the entire world in."

How is this almost 10 years old?!?

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New people!? What about people since whenever the heck Gen 5 came out!