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· 2026-10-10T01:02:36+00:00ranked 49th in education btw
AI visual note: The image is a U.S. county-level electoral map from the 2024 presidential election showing Donald Trump (red) winning much of the country and Kamala Harris (blue) winning urban centers, with a yellow circle highlighting a densely Republican region across Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas—states home to counties ranked near the bottom in U.S. education metrics, visually supporting the post's claim about low education rankings in that area.
· 2026-10-10T17:41:12+00:00this is genuinely so bad i love my students but it’s so concerning that teenagers need me to hold their hand for absolutely everything because so many of them cannot think on their own. they’re smart!! but they’re too used to adults feeding them everything!!
AI visual note: The image is a screenshot of a tumblr post titled "???" things my students did or regularly do, listing three bullet points about teenage students who need to be told to turn the page, can't figure out where to start answering, and require hand-holding for every step of a reading test. This supports the accompanying post's observation that teenage students lack independent problem-solving skills despite being smart.
· 2026-10-10T08:31:36+00:00If you're gonna play globally, let Babakingo give you lessons, Babakingo.
· 2026-10-10T21:54:02+00:00Sell a course. Colleges now offer courses in Influencing and AI. They sell billions of dollars in courses because it’s a proven model. Critics and haters have paid thousands of dollars to take courses. Companies still make you take courses. Sell a course.
· 2026-10-10T22:32:10+00:00Brew in the Lou returns to Francis Park, supporting 40 schools in the St. Louis area. @JeffBernthal
· 2026-10-10T23:07:04.342000+00:00Changing jobs/projects frequently vs staying long enough to build expertise — what’s better for your career? I’ve been wondering whether it’s better to switch teams or projects every couple of years to gain exposure to different technologies and challenges, or stick with one team long enough to become the go-to person for a particular domain. Switching gives you broader experience, but staying lets you build deeper expertise and ownership. For people in tech, especially software engineers, what has worked better for your career in the long run? Have you ever stayed somewhere too long or switched too early?
· 2026-10-10T22:45:00+00:00Only genius can crack this prove me wrong Find the value of x and y
AI visual note: A chalkboard displaying a math problem: 2x + y = 100 and x² + y = 10.
· 2026-10-10T22:40:19+00:00Ý tưởng quá hay! Kết hợp học tập kỹ thuật với không gian thể thao giúp sinh viên cân bằng cuộc sống tốt hơn. Môi trường đại học ở Hà Lan thật sự sáng tạo và thân thiện với người trẻ
