Fast forward to tonight, we discovered that someone opened it, opened the iPad, took it and the charging brick (they left the cable, how nice of them,) and re-sealed the shipping box with an extra layer of tape.

But what about the cosmetic microtransactions? I need to pay $5.99 per paddle for the retro skins.

Correction, Syria

Get a pig, of course.

It’s almost like he specifically wants the military on his side.

I got oral feedback from the students on perceived efficacy and feedback compared to my usual slide decks. The universal comment was that the AI was too broad and generalized.

I went in and then edited the slides to reflect my usual level of depth. It would have been faster to build from scratch.

I did a little impromptu test by letting the AI generate the slide deck for my AI lecture. I gave it a prompt telling it what chapter to summarize, what content to focus on, and what conclusion to reach. I presented the AI slides in lecture (using it as an example).

We teach that AI can be a useful tool to automate tasks, and that human interaction is required for AI to work properly…but do we discuss the level of intervention? At what point does the amount of intervention required counteracts AI’s usefulness?

It makes me wonder what the hell is in that box that allows them to sell it for $7 in this day and age and still profit.

But were they carrying a coconut?

I could get behind this more if this free benefit for Online+Expansion Pak subscribers did not -require- this $100 headset (or even the $30 cardboard cutout) to even utilize this “perk.”

Make ‘em like cinnamon rolls, but filled with saag paneer?

I don’t trust anyone who says steak and potatoes don’t make a good dinner.

I think the only thing made from scratch at Olive Garden is the diarrhea.

“Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Travis Swift.”