Teachers basically raise the next generation, they have a huge impact on the subjects kids become interested in, education is one of the most important things in society.
Teachers should be paid more, and they should be able to have a 40 hour work week, not 60 hours like most do now, and they shouldn't have to be buying the equipment they need to do their jobs themselves.
National Education Service please!
Haha, nah, really not my jam
In the UK, not a fan of tea or coffee. I rarely use caffeine at all, but there are some days where I'm falling asleep at my desk and I need something.
Any recommendations?
I go to the Netherlands every year for Roadburn. It's the best festival, if you like niche weirdo heavy music
Bunch of baby-killing, water-stealing bastards
I'm a developer and use it for coding basic things, or to get a quick handle on new libraries that I know I'm only going to use for one project then never use again. GPT makes things up constantly, it just hallucinates methods all the time, I'll tell it that the the method doesn't exist, and like two messages later it'll appear again. It's saved time in some ways but when it messes up it just adds to development time, sometimes I just have to go back to the old methods of actually reading documentation and looking at stack overflow.
I've tried Gemini but it's just not very good at coding.
Rubicon too!
With AI, it might randomly forget stuff that is on the list, and it might randomly add to the list. Personally I wouldn't rely on it
Is there a particular flavour of brain worms that makes you a predator?
I don't do that shit but if it's £37.70 a gram I think you're being ripped off. Or is that just what the folks working at sky news pay?
I also had a look at Qobuz, but their tagging system is terrible, as a bandcamp user I'm kinda spoiled when I can look at and follow all the weird subgenre tags, Qobuz has "Metal" but no subgenres, and there's a whole bunch of "Metal" that just fuckin sucks, which makes discovering new stuff very difficult.