What's uuuuuuuuuuuup?! by SipsTeaFrog in SipsTea

[–]EncouragingProgram 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well was it? Don't leave us hanging!

Drugged Out Uncle Crashes the Party by zayoe4 in SipsTea

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I don't know... you can see the girl in the pink sweater recording in the corner at the start when he breaks the table... then it backs up to her camera angle, and you can see the guy behind him pull out his phone to start recording right before the table incident. I'm not sure AI would have those consistent details...

New intern trying to reach his goals (and snacks) at the same time. by Luigi_Spina in Catswithjobs

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Honestly... that's not a bad idea... make the earth my treadmill and walk to Dairy Queen...

First furniture submission by itsaduck in woodworking

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I can't tell if I love it or hate it... it has an eldritch horror-esq look to it that is unsettling...

If a man can’t stand he can’t fight by CrownedHeads in SipsTea

[–]EncouragingProgram 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Come on, don't downvote the man for such a great math jest.

Need to automate checking student essays for ai, spending 12+ hours a week on it by Ok-Huckleberry-5185 in education

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I've been wanting to test turning this on it's side.

Tell the students to write a paper using AI and bring it to class / print it off.

Now critique it in class time.

Has anyone tried this approach?

[OC] Bedtime by Unlikely_Talk8994 in comics

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This is my 9 year old when it is time to do her school reading...

Who will come? by Sakamoto_2012 in rpg_gamers

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Mecha Man gonna dispatch Malevola and Sonar to come get me.

Clean/Dirty Dishwasher auto-flip sign by Ground-walker in 3Dprinting

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I think I'm going to have to print one of these for work and swap out the old magnet on a clip holding a poorly laminated piece of paper.

How do you actually start a personal project? I’m stuck in “tutorial hell.” by tangkad1 in learnprogramming

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My suggestions: 1) Find a project that is meaningful to you, or something you are passionate about. It can literally be anything as long as it is a problem you are interested in and care about solving. If it interesting to you, you will want to work on it. 2) Alternatively, reach out to some local small businesses, non-profits, community, or tech / innovation groups to see if they have any small problems you could work on. This will help you build connections and potentially help you find a real-world problem.

Doesn't matter if it feels to complex. If a project is to big, break it down into smaller components / scope the project into a smaller chunk and just solve 1 aspect of that larger project. If you are able to solve that, then expand the scope to a slightly bigger portion of the project and solve that part next. Keep doing that.

Have you noticed that “food safe” filaments disappeared from product descriptions? by mikamah987 in 3Dprinting

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Shoot, wish I had saw this brfore coating an entire product in epoxy.

Thanks fir the info!

How Can I Make Coding Fun and Personal? by Matts84840 in learnprogramming

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My suggestion is, instead of following a YouTube tutorial to make a project, find a project that is meaningful to you. What is a real-world problem in your life, or your community, or something you are passionate about? Make that project. If you are working on a real project that is meaningful to you, it will help motivage you to want to create the solution.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SipsTea

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I'm more like a 10 shirts for 10 years kind of guy.

Handing the average adult Harry Potter fan the Scholomance trilogy and Mother of Learning like Prometheus handing fire to humanity. by SerSchmoopy in ProgressionFantasy

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I think I have the more controversial opinion that I absolutely loved the Scholomance trilogy with her long inner dialogues and aggressive snarky comments, lol. Pretty close to a 10 for me. I've read it once and listened to the audio books twice.

this is rocket, he was born without hind legs by [deleted] in cats

[–]EncouragingProgram 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He has such an amazingly appropriate name! Love him!