ziahassan.bsky.social
Life and career coach, PhD student, Keynote speaker on AI in education
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need the ram to be able to play balatro while "working"
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I agree with this sentiment but I also feel that many people ridicule those who don't understand the difference and it really bothers me. AI can be used effectively as a catch-all in some instances. Yet, I agree that if we are going to focus on AI ethics, students need to differentiate terms/vocab.
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"and park in the loading dock"
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I'm always on the lookout for a Mystic. Lots of mult in exchange for discards... sometimes it works against me, but often I come out on top.
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Ah, is that Buffoon pack?
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to be fair, original JNCOs were worth a lot of money
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Wow. Need to break out my jncos and CD wallet
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Well, I watched my first football game (commanders vs lions) and was very pleased with the result. I think I'll watch another one soon.
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"Ahhh, there's the pump I was looking for... Oh fu.."
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Given that I see that I can reply to people with AI generated responses on Meta products and LinkedIn, I imagine it's only a matter of time before there is a clippy-style "looks like you're writing a research paper" on Canvas/LMS. I hope I'm wrong.
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and also the fact that mine has 36 keys so I needed to memorize some of the layers. but even that took quicker than I thought. the arrows and num keys were the trickiest since I use them the most.
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It's the b/n keys that required the most reprogramming, but it took maybe 1-2 weeks of use to really get it down. Now it feels weird to go back to a regular keyboard.
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That makes them an instant follow for me!
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Just picked this up. Can we do co op?! or not that sort of game?
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Let's do it. I've got a bag of physical gems somewhere in an early MTG starter kit that's probably worth billions. Or, more likely, my parents threw it out.
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But you can’t hide. You have to step out of the shadows, scream your mission to the world, and pursue it with the tenacity of those before you.
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Being seen is a process—a cumulative one. It starts with the smallest actions, noticings, and accomplishments.
Accomplishing small things, even when they might not work, is a modern skill. Do it long enough, and you will be seen.
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But recently, they looked in the mirror and realized: they’d gone from rookie to training new staff and earning their boss’s trust.
It’s amazing how we hope to be seen, not realizing there’s a background process at work.
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I'll be working on this for 2025. Whatever I learn, I'll post it here.
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To be fair, I don’t use a lesson plan generator, just an all purpose like GPT. I can’t see the value in paying for something with bells and whistles.
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For me, they tend to be useful for polishing. Maybe I need an engagement idea or I want to spruce something up. The plan still feels like it's mine because I thought through the basics, but I get to breathe it into life in a way that I wouldn't have done as quickly or easily otherwise. YMMV.
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Maybe Bluesky can be different.
Maybe we can be interesting, curious, open-to-discussion, inspirational, and fun without all of the typical social media tricks people use on other platforms.
Here's hopin.
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The things we do to get attention and readership on the internet are really at odds with the principles of good writing.
At least it feels that way, sometimes.
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And, those who do agree (shockingly, you end up getting less heat than you proclaimed you would) feel even more validated that their views were expressed.
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So, you start your piece in a defensive way, call attention to the fact that your view is unpopular, but at least people read your argument.
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When you start your argument with "I know I'm gonna get some hate for this but...," you're weakening your argument.
I figure people do it because it makes readers click "under the fold."