The lie made into the rule of the world - Ezekiel 23:20

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  • iii@mander.xyztoTechnology@lemmy.mlTeachers Are Not OK
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    9 days ago

    In uni we always had a verbal defense for our papers. That had 2 benefits: (1) verify that the student actually wrote the paper (plagiarism and ghost writers were a thing before LLMs too), and (2) the prof could test the boundaries of the student’s understanding with additional questioning.

    The obvious caveat being the amount of time it takes for the teacher to have a 1-on-1 with each student.


  • iii@mander.xyztoSelfhosted@lemmy.worldBackup for important files/pictures?
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    9 days ago

    I have 5 copies of all my files on 5 devices, synced using syncthing with staggered file versioning. 2 of those are with friends and family who let me put a thin client at their place.

    To protect against me misconfiguring syncthing, or some bug deleting all copies, every 3 months I manually make a copy and put it on a hard drive into a fire resistant safe.



  • The government is the alliance that together gets >50% of the votes. That alliance falling through is the same as government (legislative and executive) disbanding.

    Usually this means (1) hand over to a care taker government to have status quo continue (2) no more changes to law.

    Then a few rounds of trying to find a new >50% alliance. After that, if necessary, new elections.

    The reason it works differently in the US is because first-past-the-post voting always results in a 2 party dominance system. US alliances benefit from being formed before election, join blue team or red team. Here it’s after elections, with a lot of different combinations possible.