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@cheryanne@aus.social
2025-11-30 20:59:05

The Education Hub - Teach Think Treat
A podcast for healthcare professionals and students about teaching and learning in a busy clinical setting...
Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: greataustralianpods.com/teach-

The Education Hub - Teach Think Treat
Screenshot of the podcast listing on the Great Australian Pods website
@wrog@mastodon.murkworks.net
2025-12-28 00:30:23

(yes, I'm avoiding a link to Failbook):

facebook post:

Luca Mtakatifu asks:
"How on earth does 'e.g' stand for 'for example?"

Merriam-Webster replies:
"E.g., comes from the Latin 'exempli gratia,' which means 'for example.'
Also, 'i.e.' comes from the Latin 'id est,' which means 'that is.'
Way to remember:
e.g. = example given
i.e. = in essence
I reply:

And of course now I'm trying to imagine what things will be like millenia from now when all of the cool kids will be using Ancient English to show off their erudition and we'll be seeing shit like:

ხႳႬპრჲ ႣჼႢჃჸ ჴႩჱვႣდჼ ႽႮჯუႡ ႬჩემთქჴჳႴჀႱხჀ ფႵႤႶცႵხხ ႢვჸჵႹტსჭშ ႾპႳႴႤ ოკლჳხჷჭႥჷ დႿაყჭჸეჄႼჱჳ ჵხႵტႧႿთფႶ ႼზწႷႷნთႪႳზყ ჻ႪႨიႩდძ the thing that goes inside the other thing ႪႪდႾჷკ ...
ჹႰჸჲცႠლჱჰႼაႠჟჵდ ႺႪჀჃႷჺი ႤႮႿ჻ ႢფႩჱჸ ႹႹჼკႹႵႤ ႥႦჟႶႵჵႧმႴჹპႭႺ ႫჳკႰႰ ႨႻლჹႡზჼჲ გႵჶნჳႤბႢრ ႳႦႪႭგ ႥႻႰძ჻ ჭႩႷხრႭႶა ქႵჄႥსხჷჀႱ ႬႧტძქ…
Glenn Peters replies:

Roger Crew I was a little surprised Google translate was actually able to translate that.
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I reply:

Oh, weird. There are check-boxes you can click. I think I may have just told Google that translating

"ႱႱႥჭႱႺფჀჶჁჂფ ჲყტრႿძ ႪჼႫႾႪჀტ ქႩუღჁჼ჻ႴႢႴტტႭ amazing ჻მႧჟႨროჳ ღზჂრႶႳႤუხ ჃგეღფႵთძ ႦႩტႼუბპ teaching your grandmother to suck eggs ႶუჱჅჺႲჯႪო ჲძႩႧႩჹჹძႹჰ კჅტႵვႡჺ ტჅႨხჂლჭჀႤჄჵႠ ფႱჱპჺჰႷჵႩჅႣ ႭჩႻჁგႨႶႥ ჁႶგჟႭ჻ქჱძ ჻მႫႻ ფႧႴთ ჯႩვვოႶႶ ჃႫႵჷႬႣႢ რႫუჲ ნვჴგჹ ႡნႾႧტႵ ჸႭႼႻზႴ really amazing ჂႬ…
@Techmeme@techhub.social
2025-11-22 15:45:52

Researchers say Russia-aligned Pravda network is engaging in "LLM grooming", flooding the internet with disinformation to influence chatbots like ChatGPT (Aisha Down/The Guardian)
theguardian.com/world/2025/nov

@pre@boing.world
2025-11-21 11:22:45

Derrick Ross from Shakespeare reckons there open web is in trouble because you got to be a dev to build a website.
He seems to think his app Shakespeare can make it easier to make a web app by using ai 😕
"Build me a Twitter like website" is the kind of instruction he thinks it will handle.
A local app running on your own machine, though calling the big ai model apis. Including if you have the power at home to run deep seek or open models.
I find myself suspecting it'd be hard for vibe coders who aren't devs to tell if they had vibe coded buggy insecure software or not.
#vibeCoding #nostershire

@Erikmitk@mastodon.gamedev.place
2025-10-22 14:38:01

"I want to frame the technology more like an instrument, and get away from GenAI as an intelligence, an ideology, a tool, a crutch, or a weapon.”
"Thinking of AI as an instrument recenters the focus on practice. Instruments require a performance that relies on technique—the horn makes the sound, but how and what you blow into it matters.“
I think this talk offers a differentiated take on AI in how to deal with it in a way that is not all-in and over-consuming.

@DrPlanktonguy@ecoevo.social
2025-10-25 14:16:33

Weekend #Plankton Factoid 🦠🦐
The poles are cold and dark half the year, so you might think these areas were low productivity. Nope. These are some of the highest productivity and efficient food webs on the planet, which is why whales will travel half the globe to feed here. When sunlight returns in spring, long days and nutrients drive intense blooms. There was a question of nutrient sources…

image/jpeg an illustration of the Arctic productivity cycle showing the sun rising higher in April to provide sunlight to support the growth of algae and phytoplankton. The summer sun drives production of dense bloos in June, leading to growth of grazing zooplankton which drives vertical flux of nutrients via fecal matter to the deep waters. Production gradually declines during as the phytoplankton use up nutrients and reduced sunlight.
Illustration: Alexander Keck & Paul Wassmann (1993), modif…
@tante@tldr.nettime.org
2025-10-14 08:07:04

So I think I'll need to read up on it a bit. I understand that "Passkeys" try to do something similar as SSH pubkeys.
But do you know a good technical explainer of what's going on and how it works?
(Yes, I could search myself but I am looking for recommendations of articles you have read that you found helpful and clear.)
EDIT:

@Mediagazer@mstdn.social
2025-11-21 17:46:06

Researchers say Russia-aligned Pravda network is engaging in "LLM grooming", flooding the internet with disinformation to influence chatbots like ChatGPT (Aisha Down/The Guardian)
theguardian.com/world/2025/nov

@boris@cosocial.ca
2025-11-23 18:30:43

Another great panel (I am often down on panels). Catherine Tait from @newpublic.org very much saying traditional media & public broadcasters “are over”.
I think bringing a static website to a network battle doesn’t work. People don’t “live” on public broadcaster websites. bsky.app/profile/bmann.ca/post

Relative to many, my life is very good,
-- in that I am alive and housed, fed, sometimes employed.
I am healthy and loved.
Still, I am about to lose my entire mind over the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) website,
and the fact that someone,
probably a bot farmer,
has already used my 16-year-old son’s identity to establish a fraudulent account.
This is a common scam,
one that was fortunately detected before any money changed …