teresasm.bsky.social
Ask me about Hotel Del Luna, I want everyone to watch it. :)
I like cats, art, info about early years education and neurodivergence.
And Hotel Del Luna.
If I follow you I don't expect you do it back, don't feel like you have to. :)
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He was already blocked by a lost for me. Didn't even have to strain to press block. :)
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The fact that he is coming and bringing all his maga troll/bots to attack the site is a pretty clear sign that Bluesky is much more important and influential than the dozens of articles in the past few weeks which claimed it is dying were trying to say.
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Conversely: every time I sit watching a PP where we're not given a general idea, we go through each concept in turn and listing terms I haven't been introduced to yet, but it seems like 99% of training is that. Reminds me of hwork where I wasn't familiar w/ the subject but had to turn something in.
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Perhaps related: is there any guidance anywhere on how to train people anyway? Half the time when I struggle with training (received) at work I find that when someone else explain the thing with much fewer words (no PP, no reeling off all the buzzwords I don't know yet) I get it. Every. Single.Time.
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I knew the thighs reminded me of someone!
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I gave a talk for CASY, which also has a lot of amazing Autistic culture resources and perspectives
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*Hives*
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The partner wondering what she did wrong: my theory is that things went south when *she* said 'yes'.
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This is the kind of thing I was thinking of.
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I've seen the same suggestion in the past so I don't know why she's reportedly considering it.
What a disappointment (not her, the Labour government - I've not seen anything that made me think Reeves would be good so she didn't disappoint at least).
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*Jesus, showing his scars from the cross and the lance*
"Have you tried smearing mustard and yoghurt and dill on that???!!!"
(Bob from Bluesky, probably.)
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I quite like the Star Ocean remake, but it will take a lot of time. But it scratches my nostalgia itch
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I know how I'm expected to express empathy and sometimes I manage it, but for ne the problem solving is how I show I care and the words just aren't "me". It feels inauthentic to say yhe usual phrases.
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Mega yep.
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They don't even keep vampires away, but I love them with butter.
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I use them. :/
I also saw that autistic kids are more likely to be caught and detected as AI whrn submitting assignments, which is another big problem. I presume because we have unusual wording we are deemed likely to be AI.
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basically if you do not have an extremely resilient sense of self/theory of mind and a strong willingness to repeatedly impose behavioral rules on the agent, extended interaction with the free tier of chatgpt is designed to make you psychotic. its psycho-affectively akin to licking a car battery
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this is just a basic ux read, my ontological/epistemic/political economy thoughts are not ready for prime time right now. but even just at the ux/average user level, chatgpt is a _wildly_ irresponsible product deployment and i know this is not news, im just continually surprised at how bad it is.