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Edvard Nore retweeted
Nobody tells you about these jobs when it’s time to choose a career
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Edvard Nore retweeted
same people that struggled to write a vlookup are vibe coding their own CRM
everything is fine
Edvard Nore retweeted
“Everywhere in this town you see the same kind of character—Westerners who have been so ill-treated and badly worn by life that they’ve dropped the whole struggle and decided to camp out here in Bali indefinitely, where they can live in a gorgeous house for $200 a month, perhaps taking a young Balinese man or woman as a companion, where they can drink before noon without getting any static about it, where they can make a bit of money exporting a bit of furniture for somebody. But generally, all they are doing here is seeing to it that nothing serious will ever be asked of them again. These are not bums, mind you. This is a very high grade of people, multinational, talented and clever. But it seems to me that everyone I meet here used to be something once (generally “married” or “employed”); now they are all united by the absence of the one thing they seem to have surrendered completely and forever: ambition. Needless to say, there’s a lot of drinking.”
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my girl when the tour guide at the historical site says that I asked "a very good question"
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On behalf of Ukraine, I extend my condolences to the Royal House of Norway and the people of Norway on the passing of His Majesty King Harald V.
His Majesty embodied dignity, wisdom, and an unwavering commitment to his country. Ukraine will always remember his steadfast support and solidarity with the Ukrainian people during the darkest days of Russia’s aggression.
Our thoughts are with the Royal Family and the people of Norway at this time of profound sorrow.
May His Majesty’s memory be eternal.
Edvard Nore retweeted
2002 nyt crossword clue: Deuteragonist of a "forgotten" 1926 operetta. PS You are dumb as fuck if you don't know this
2024: Captain ___ (patriotically named hero of Marvel Studios films)
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This makes him sound like a gangland criminal
A study has found that Fungie, once Ireland’s best-known dolphin, had ties to both the Shannon Estuary bottlenose dolphins and a much larger offshore population
rte.ie/news/munster/2026/082…
Edvard Nore retweeted
Hvorfor stiller ikke journalistene spørsmålet hele Norge lurer på: Hvorfor kom ikke Haaland? At han må rekke et fly er det dummeste jeg har hørt, fyren har jo sitt eget.
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From @TheAthleticFC: Norway have scored a goal in the World Cup knockout stage for the first time since 1938.
The scorer of that goal in 1938 was Arne Brustad, who was born on the same day that the Titanic struck an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean. nyti.ms/4p1wydg
Edvard Nore retweeted
every episode of Son of the Century has Mussolini telling his goons "stop being rabid dogs. be disciplined. no more random violence" and they go "absolutamente boss, we can be molto molto professionale" and then they club a guy to death and he does a Jim Office face at the camera
Edvard Nore retweeted
Holy Father the post will perform better if you append the url in a threaded reply as opposed to linking it in the tweet
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I work for Saudi aramco and my job is to give large briefcases of cash to underpaid or professionally frustrated european supercar designers in order to ensure that their flagship EVs all look like shit.
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The most misguided thing ppl say is ‘social media isnt real life’. Yes it is. Ppl are on their phone 24/7. Theyre cancelling plans so they can look at their phone. Everyone in yr train carriage is scrolling their phone.Nobody knows whats real anymore and everybody is angry.
When I taught MBA students they were given a set of variables for an imaginary company to create a three-year cash-flow and valuation.
Right before they were to present, I sent another 3 variables and they had to fix it live. Teaching while AI exists requires some imagination.
🚨 University professors have been saying AI is completely destroying learning and that we'll soon have an AI-powered, semi-illiterate workforce. Here's a glimpse into the educational apocalypse:
"Sarah, a freshman at Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario, said she first used ChatGPT to cheat during the spring semester of her final year of high school. (...) After getting acquainted with the chatbot, Sarah used it for all her classes: Indigenous studies, law, English, and a “hippie farming class” called Green Industries. “My grades were amazing,” she said. “It changed my life.” Sarah continued to use AI when she started college this past fall. Why wouldn’t she? Rarely did she sit in class and not see other students’ laptops open to ChatGPT. Toward the end of the semester, she began to think she might be dependent on the website. She already considered herself addicted to TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and Reddit, where she writes under the username maybeimnotsmart. “I spend so much time on TikTok,” she said. “Hours and hours, until my eyes start hurting, which makes it hard to plan and do my schoolwork. With ChatGPT, I can write an essay in two hours that normally takes 12.”
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"By November, Williams estimated that at least half of his students were using AI to write their papers. Attempts at accountability were pointless. Williams had no faith in AI detectors, and the professor teaching the class instructed him not to fail individual papers, even the clearly AI-smoothed ones. “Every time I brought it up with the professor, I got the sense he was underestimating the power of ChatGPT, and the departmental stance was, ‘Well, it’s a slippery slope, and we can’t really prove they’re using AI,’” Williams said. “I was told to grade based on what the essay would’ve gotten if it were a ‘true attempt at a paper.’ So I was grading people on their ability to use ChatGPT.”
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AI in education is a serious topic, and many schools and universities are blindly jumping into the "AI-first" wave without considering short and long-term consequences.
It would be great to hear more from teachers and educators to understand potential solutions.
This might be a great opportunity for rethinking the education system and how students are assessed.
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Edvard Nore retweeted
It should be pretty obvious at this point that AI is a "force multiplier" not a "labor substitute".
It helps experts be better at things they are already good at. It doesn't let beginners match experts.
If you can't write, anything you write with AI will be unmitigated slop.
If you aren't a software engineer, anything you vibecode with AI will have security holes and won't be able to scale past a toy demo.
If you blindly trust AI to deliver on a research task without knowing the subject matter, you won't be able to fact-check it.
There's this weird misconception of AI as something that completely levels the playing field. I don't see it that way at all. There are mathematicians deriving novel lemmas with off-the-shelf models. Normal people can't do that.
AI is a tool that makes experts better. It doesn't make everyone into an expert.
Drømmejobbene mine er: Leder for Norsk Industri, sjef for Vannverket i Oslo Kommune, Veidirektør i Agder eller President i Det internasjonale skiskytterforbundet
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i fucking love this account every post is like “the food was the wrong color and smelled like rotten fish. i could tell immediately something was very wrong.” then next paragraph “After consuming all of it,”
7-eleven, Baldwin Park, California, United States - after drinking a Coke from a 7-11 vending machine in Baldwin Park , The cola had a thick, milkshake-like or beer-like foam. There was no cola like this before. I experienced dizziness and diarrhea iwaspoisoned.com/incident/7-…
