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georgebcrawford

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    Comment #48230595

    Improvement in what way and over what previous phone? The parent mentioned a number of metrics.

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    Comment #47672055

    That’s not true. You can swipe up from the bottom, just as you described. That brings up the app switcher. Or you swipe along the bottom in a straight line (no arc, no corner) to g…

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    Comment #47671885

    Yep, trash.

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    Comment #47291399

    An essay is a good gauge of how one can organise their thoughts, argue a position, respond to a stimulus. In short it’s a good way measure thinking.

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    Comment #47291131

    > essay writing is no longer a viable form of assessment. Of course it is. In person, with an unseen prompt/question. By hand or not doesn’t really matter as we can airgap or just …

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    Comment #46625532

    I'm an English teacher - I'll be sharing carefulwords with my students and faculty. Thank you, it's bloody great.

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    Comment #46625332

    I agree until your last sentence. Pubs closing can be devastating. Pubs are often the centre of a community, especially small ones. Not even small towns . Traditionally they have b…

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    Comment #46577009

    I spent 30 seconds and the first word that came to mind was drivel. As an English teacher this shit makes me hate LLMs even more. Like so much techbro nonsense, it completely ignor…

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    Comment #46535751

    Good point, you did ask in good faith for an explanation and just fired off a quick comment that didn’t serve to further the discussion!

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    Comment #46534579

    Not danger as in being kidnapped by government agents, danger in terms of being denied a job or insurance or anything else. Your comment is extraordinarily naive.

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    Comment #46518772

    Good point. Music is much more personal, perhaps?

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    Comment #46438878

    He was successful at Air NZ from memory. But they're completely different jobs. For example, he cut services and jobs which helped increase profits. Not uncommon for an airline. Th…

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    Comment #46437235

    New Zealand isn’t on that list, but two parties generally take 70-80% of the vote. Last election (~65%) was an outlier due to the two leaders being pretty unpopular. However, NZ ha…

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    Comment #46373209

    I have the same router as the OP article - it ran at 72C until I did [this]( https://phasefactor.dev/2024/01/15/glinet-fan.html#choosing-... ). Currently running at 60C!

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    Comment #46371064

    Because they're often acting as a bulwark against powerful MNCs.

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    Comment #46120840

    > The metaphor of assigning a literal monetary value to one's opinion reinforces the idea that contributions are transactional and that their "worth" is measured through an economi…

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    Comment #46048876

    > This relegates the use of AI to personal choice of learning style and any misuse of AI is only hurting the student. I'm a teacher. Kids don't have the capacity to make this choic…

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    Comment #45838776

    I’ve lived here 15 years and seen two snakes, zero deadly spiders, zero crocs. Yes, I’m on the city fringe. Like millions of others here.

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    Comment #45544057

    > every single child here in Australia is learning on a school issued Chrome Book Many? Most? Possibly, but absolutely not every single one.

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    Comment #44340478

    That's only partially true for me. Recommendations? Not at all. Subscriptions less and less. I can think of two that I regularly watch, and even those I'll just binge their most re…

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    Comment #44231922

    Whoops, I didn't see parent comment and thought the reply was to the submission. It seemed massively out of context but absolutely wasn't :-) Curse HackerNews' narrow indents!

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    Comment #44231910

    Oh! I've long struggled with the narrow indents on Hacker News comments. I thought this was a reply to OP. Thank you.

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    Comment #44228798

    What does autism have to do with it?

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    Comment #43701151

    "beat of a different drummer." I really want to check if it's drum or drummer, but will refrain and live in hope that it was a clever joke

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    Comment #42716784

    This is so upsetting to hear. The librarians at my school are amazing. The students don't know how good they have it, but us teachers certainly do.