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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • Because AI and previously google searches are not a substitute for having knowledge and experience. You can learn by googling something and reading about how something works so you can figure out answers for yourself. But googling for answers will not teach you much. Even if it solves a problem, you won’t learn how. And won’t be able to fix something in the future without googling th answer again.

    If you dont learn how to do something, you won’t be experienced enough to know when you are doing it wrong.

    I use google to give me answers all the time when im problem solving. But i have to spend a lot more time after the fact to learn why what i did fixed the problem.




  • Mr_Dr_Oink@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldAny ideas?
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    16 days ago

    The high-end equipment that is better in the hands of skilled users or professionals is the equivalent to the high-end equipment and items purchased in a game.

    Whales in games start at the end game and would almost always lose against a skilled player with the same kit.

    The advantage they gain in both gaming and other hobbys is only an advantage against less skilled players or hobbyists.

    So thebmoney they spend on the best of the best isnt going to make them good at the hobby in question. The whale comparison fits with the theme perfectly.




  • This is how you stop kids using these words.

    When my son is a few years older and is using the latest slang i am gonna ruin it for him. Gonna be that dad, like this meme, im gonna use it wrong, im gonna mix it with slang i used to use. Im gonna make him cringe and im gonna do it in front of other parents at his school!! Mwahahahahahaha SKIBIDI RIZZ BITCHES!!!






  • It didn’t affect me when i did it. Got both, one in each arm. My covid arm was a bit sore and tight around the injection site, and the flu arm was fine. I didn’t feel any adverse effects.

    My colleague did the same but felt rough as arseholes for a week or so.

    It varied across the office, but i would say that only maybe 30% of us felt anything close to being sick at all. The estates department next door were all off for days after it.

    So it’s different for everyone.

    (For context, i work in a hospital, and they go around offering these vaccines every year)