Probably cellular-based internet.

Thanks.

Who is she?

People always assume that it is an anti-technology movement when it’s really an income-protection movement.

LOL this is a company that is headed for eventual disaster.

So, as you can see, the Reverse Bayesian Transformation has resulted in a normalized distribution. While n = 3, this logistic regression clearly provides a value of 0.75. Therefore, we conclude that there is a statistically significant relationship between cat owners and people who never pay taxes.

Funny: I’m a doctoral student in a statistical program and I have thought, since I started, that you can’t really use AI to cheat at stats. They can’t even get the math right much of the time. I wouldn’t even want to imagine what an essay would look like.

ChatGPT is good for ensuring that you understand a concept or, perhaps, help setting up a table or a specific formula. Not so good at actually doing STAT homework, though. (Note: I’ve never tried to cheat, but have seen how bad some of the responses are.)

Note: I’m not talking about researchers or people who go through to the doctoral level.

I work at a prestigious university with a notable business school and manage large teams of students. I hire students from all over and in all sorts of different programs. In my experience, business students talk a good talk and have a good interview but then never actually want to do the work. They aren’t in it for the learning, the growing, the doing. They are in it for the networking and to stage themselves for future opportunities.

So: no shock whatsoever. I agree with your point.

LOL LOL you CANNOT cool something like that in space. The entire concept is flawed.

People will look back at this time in 20 years and think that we were all morons.

I agree with the date of 2010. That is when Web 2.0 started and the internet really started to be shitty. Now they are talking about Web 3.0, whatever that means.

LOL LOL screen time in libraries is bad dontchakno

This is why I went into academia. My job is pandemic–proof.

I’d never have called him doctor even after that. Let him give you free rent in his giant-egoed brain.

Edit: Oops, commented on the wrong post.

It wasn’t even bad service. We sold watches. It was the sort of “I will help you as soon as I am done with this customer” thing.

I work for a university. Everyone around me has a PhD. I am also earning my own doctorate. NOBODY uses the term “Doctor” except when someone passes their defense and their committee chair gets to be the first person to call them that. I know several university deans and provosts, and I call them by first name. My physician is also faculty. First name. This guy was an idiot.

I had a colleague say something like “we are bit short staffed so thanks for being patient” which just pissed up this entitled woman who then started spouting about how she worked in HR and she wanted to know who the manager’s name was. Just going on and on and eventually I just yelled out who the name of the manager was, which somehow short circuited the diatribe. Somehow she was one of those people who could become offended by a genuine “thanks for the patience”.

That’s why you should never go near a business that does the VIP treatment. They will mistreat people over political nonsense.

Yes but not in high-end business circles. Those are reserved for people born with an appropriate pedigree and are not based on merit.