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Cake day: June 26th, 2024

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  • Sometimes, when I was working on my laptio, my partner would put on a TV show and fall asleep within 5 minutes, rewind to the begining and fall asleep again. She would get mad if I change the show to something I actually want to watch. There’s episodes of shows I don’t care about that I must have seen 5 times.





  • It is true that Canada has a high per capita level of emissions. People definitely don’t do as much as they should and the popularity of stupidly huge trucks is absolutly a problem. One thing to consider tho is that winters are though and that definitely accounts for something, as well as the fact that it’s a huge territory. I’m definitely not proud of how our new government just decided that climate change can’t be adresses right now, but a big part of these measures are a direct reaction to trump trying to starve us. Because the united states are currently trying to break our economy if you didn’t know avout that. Americans are bringing the world back 50 years ago on every environmental issues, they can definitely go fucked themselves.



  • My experience is the opposite. Even for a work that was 100% obviously written by AI, an AI detector only gave me 30% probability. That specific work was written with a PhD level and had bogus sources, one litteraly having copilot in the name. Coming from a 19 years old first year college student… On every work I presented, the AI evaluated the probability very low while for me (I know the students, I’ve spent 15 weeks with them) l, they obviously didn’t wrote the papers. When I pointed to the model that I was sceptical, it suddenly change the cheating probability to a much higher score. So basically it just tolds you what you want to hear. The college told us they wont consider cheating unless we have proof so we just end up giving good grades to everyone. Two scenarios here, either about 70% of students use some sort of AI to write these days, or we have the smartest generation ever in front of us, with 19 years old kids having the level of their teacher aftef a year in College. University and College administration want to give diplomas, the students want to graduate, and the teachers are now just a tool to get this done.

    Universities like Hardvard recently adopted internal rules preventing a class from having more than 40% A or A+ in the final result, because it was getting absurd, with some classes having 80% of the students with an A. I’m seriously considering leaving college teaching because I can’t understand what’s happening.