In Italy professors expect their students to bring a copy of their book(s) to the oral exams where they will sign it, making it impossible to lend it to other fellow students

Small donations here and there, long live Wiki

Once you're there also teach them how long it took YOU to save up for your mortgage and how many coffees they'd have to save to get to your same starting point 🥱

SR: Honestly, boring.
LR: That sentence is completely irrelevant to the narrative, the article has nothing to do with "household budgeting" and old farts are all convinced that the reason people can't get a mortgage is because they buy too much coffee out + Netflix subscription, coincidences? 🥱

LLM use is just a symptom. Scientific journals are massively profiting from scientific work, expertise, and funding without giving anything back to either authors and reviewers. Yet, all the comments in this app are about PR's "destruction" or "death". Maybe we deserve this system.

"Lucy drinks coffee at home every day, but buys a barista-made cup for when she wants a treat."

Sad times we're in, when even buying coffee must be contextualised within conservative narratives. Enjoy the small and the big things people, life is already miserable with Farage on TV.

We've been saying this for a while now, long before LLMs actually, but it never seems to actually happen.

Guess I'll wait for its funeral to catch a feeling

This whole tread is quite tragic, I wonder what impact this not-so-subtle lack of trust has on socialised-female new drivers and their autonomy.

In our recently submitted grants we had to change “traumatic brain injury” to “concussive brain injury” and “male and female mice” to “male and non-male mice” because traumatic and female are now verboten words that can get our grants killed. It’s insanity.