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So this dude works in AI but can’t read?

This one came out upside down. […]

I’m not sure what’s up.

heh

I don’t see anyone here making this about hierarchy or anyone claiming that one group of people is “better” (or “worse”) than the others.

That Gen Z is scoring worse in those tests is a fact. Nobody says that Gen Z is “worse” because of that. If anything this might make previous generations look bad whose decisions lead to the world gen z has to grow up in: The school system, current crises, the pandemic, social media, etc.

To acknowledge those test results is the key to address what caused those results. Then we can discuss:

• What did we (yes all of us) do wrong (or right) that lead to this?
• How to help Gen Z and future generations to unlock their potential
• Or: Question if those tests are still relevant. Are those skills that were tested actually needed in our current time and are there important skills missing that were not tested?

and is in fact an iteration of some other meme created by someone else?

People have different opinions on what a “meme” is but for me the iteration part is what actually makes it a meme.

• A funny (?) joke: Not a meme
• An iteration of a joke that gets recognized as such: A meme

It’s like “fuck this codebase, we delete everything and start over”.

Yep. Pretty easy to find if the meeting is tomorrow or next week. But good luck finding the meeting you accepted yesterday that is in (maybe?) 3 months.

(I know again skill issue because the invite is conveniently stored in the deleted items)

Also god forbid if people want to have different work flows than Microsoft intended.

I’m still using my fairphone 5 :)

Curious. Do they easily find you that you use it?

If meta automatically detects that you use beeper and bans you then there is no point using it with WA. But in this case beeper wouldn’t advertise bridging to WA, right?

I first found out I have aphantasia and anendophasia

So if you don’t think in words and also not in images… How do you think? I’m curious because I can’t imagine thinking without either of those.

Still?

In the EU yes and no. Most mobile internet plans here include unlimited SMS and phone calls as well. At least I know very few people who choose to have plans that include ONLY internet and those plans tend to be only marginally cheaper. However, the unlimited SMS and phonecalls (for most plans) only apply for messaging inside the EU. So if you regularly message friends outside EU you again either pay per SMS/call or have to get a more expansive plan that also includes that.

So overall it’s the most convenient (and mostly cheapest) to do all messaging and calls over mobile data or WiFi