I feel like so many people dismiss the use of AI in teaching students. It can obviously be misused (hence the left using AI in the photo), but in the right hands, it can be incredible.

Sometimes you can't afford a private tutor, or the teacher sucks, etc. Sometimes you just want to learn something for fun and don't want to spend money on a course.

No doubt it can be easily misused. I just think we don't have the proper tooling yet to guide proper behavior.

For the last four years, the Oklahoma City Thunder have built their entire identity around reckless, boundary-pushing perimeter defense, and their fanbase has gaslit the rest of the league into calling it "relentless hustle" while a trail of rival superstars left the court on crutches.

It started back in March 2023, when Lu Dort collided knee-to-knee with Paul George going for a rebound, giving PG a sprained right knee that wiped out the rest of his regular season and the Clippers' first-round playoff series. In the May 2024 Western Conference Semifinals, Luka Dončić was left hobbled with a right knee sprain and ankle soreness after surviving six games of constant dives, trips, and reckless collisions from Dort.

It only got worse the next year: in December 2024, Brandon Ingram suffered a severe left ankle sprain that sidelined him for months after landing directly on Dort's outstretched foot during a third-quarter jumper, and in March 2025, James Harden rolled his foot and took a knee to the thigh in another overly physical regular-season matchup against OKC's perimeter stoppers. Then came the 2025 playoffs, where Ja Morant was undercut in mid-air by Dort on a fast-break layup in April 2025, suffering a brutal left hip contusion that completely ruined the first-round series for Memphis, right before Tyrese Haliburton tore his right Achilles tendon against OKC in Game 7 of the June 2025 NBA Finals.

Even in 2026, the bodies kept piling up: both Luka Dončić (left hamstring strain) and Austin Reaves (back injury) were knocked out for the rest of the regular season in the exact same April 2, 2026 game in Oklahoma City, Devin Booker sprained his left ankle tripping over Dort's foot on a backdoor cut in the first round on April 25, and De'Aaron Fox had his ankle twisted and aggravated in the Western Conference Finals on May 22 when Dort dove straight across his lower leg for a loose ball. Through every single one of those injuries, Thunder players, coaches, and fans smugly told the rest of us to stop whining because injuries are just a natural part of "hard-nosed, physical basketball."

That is why Jalen Williams suffering a devastating lower-left leg injury against the Clippers—getting pushed in the back mid-air by Kris Dunn, contested at the rim by Derrick Jones Jr., and crashing down into an awkward, stretcher-inducing landing—is 100% basketball karma.

You cannot spend four straight seasons cheering on reckless closeouts, undercut layups, and dives at guys' knees when it wins you rings, and then suddenly demand sympathy and flagrant fouls when that exact same brand of dangerous, physical basketball finally comes back around to bite your own roster.

Hey fellas,

New dad to the club - 10 weeks in over here and we are absolutely in love with our baby girl - I can’t believe how much this experience has already changed me over the past close to two months.

I know I’ll probably get downvoted for this, but wanted to come to this community to see……how have you approached a return to sex life with your partners? I haven’t brought anything up, my wife seems not interested in it at all right now….but it’s something that has started to creep back into my mind. If you don’t mind me asking, when did you guys get back to that part of your lives with your partner? Was there a discussion around it that you had? I’d be lying if I said I don’t miss the intimacy and am starting to crave that part of our relationship again.

Would love to hear everyone else’s experiences if comfortable! I don’t have any friends with kids so this is truly new territory.

Once they pass you, they're out of your life forever. If you didn't intentionally block them, they won't ever care that you even exist.

However, I've noticed a lot of people online posting that they internationally camp in the left lane to punish speeders, causing passing on the right and more traffic for everyone behind them.

What difference does it make to you if they speed if they simply want to pass you?

Edit - I've surely learned a few things in this thread. Thanks to everyone for your thoughtful answers. This is my take away.

1. The given reason most are giving is they don't want the speeder to cause an accident to others. While physics makes it obvious that higher speed crashes cause more damage, many people seem to think lots of speeders can't handle their speed and will inevitably cause more accidents. My thinking is that most people know what they can handle and don't go above that. I can see that argument and never really thought of that angle, even though I still disagree.

2. I think the other major thing that I missed was the amount of people who think the speed limit is the absolute fastest speed you can ever drive safely. On a clear highway in good conditions, most cars can generally go 10-15 MPH faster than the speed limit safely. I've always assumed that speed limits are artificially low due to government agencies wanting to collect ticket revenue and city council meetings tend to draw more elderly than younger constituents and that's a group that generally wants a slow speed limit.

Judge it by the flavor, not the appliances used. If the end product is good, the tools used to make it shouldn't invalidate it.

This paranoid detective work is ruining your ability to enjoy things, and it's making the whole environment toxic.

Because I know you'll ask, this doodle is drawn. By hand.

Evo sada se spominje da su uz liberale i četnici te srpski desničari u Studentskoj Listi, pa će biti zanimljivo na kraju tko će praviti vlast i kako će liberali, rusofili, četnici, srpski desničari, zeleni i tko će preuzet najveću ovlast, a netko će sigurno biti namagarčen i "prevaren".

Hrvatska se mora naoružat i biti sposobna braniti sebe i okolne države jer su Srbi izrazito nepredvidivi i nestabilni. Hrvatska mora moći obraniti prvo sebe, a zatim bude li trebalo i BiH, pa i Republiku Kosovo, kao saveznik.

Today in flight 2329, for what seems like the 12th time this year so far for me, after landing we were asked to stay in our seats so those with tight connections could get out.

2/3rds of the plane then proceeds to shove their way out and claim "my flights doors close in 20 minutes".

If we were significantly late in arriving, it would be extremely understandable, but we were literally 4 minutes late arriving.

This was also a common route for UA, going from DEN to ORD. And because I keep my eye on the seat map, I know that this flight was almost full by the end of last week, so this wasn't a case of a bunch of passengers getting pushed from an earlier flight to a later one. In fact, there were plenty of open seats on earlier flights, I looked this morning. These passengers were entirely capable of giving themselves adequate transfer time, most of them likely just didn't want to wake up earlier to get the flight.

The problem is two fold, UA letting passengers book tight connections in the worst hub (ORD) for taxi delays, and passengers for not having a little foresight to book a flight with a healthy buffer when traveling through ORD.

We have all had a tight connection after a significant delay, and I have no problem helping those who are at risk if we are running an hour late getting in somewhere, life happens.

What I am done with is bailing out those with a lack of ability to adequately plan for transfers on common routes. So from now on, on these hub to hubs that are running roughly on time, I will be standing and disembarking as normal no matter what the flight attendants and other passengers want.

A lack of planning on their part does not constitute an inconvenience on mine.

And if people want to book tight connections, thats fine. They can do so and risk missing their flight. I will continue to book myself connections with two hours of transfer time, and look for alternate routing if that is not available.

I will absolutely still stay seated when a flight is running late, or a small group that got pushed to a later flight needs a hand. But I am done with having most of a flight push their way out because they think their time is so much more valuable than everyone elses and they cant stand doing a layover of more than 30 minutes.

If enough of us do this, it might up the number of people who miss flights and have to rebook. And UA keeps track of that metric, and if it skyrockets maybe they'll stop letting people book ridiculously tight connections that require the subservience of every other passenger for someone to make.

Or more people might book first class so they can be one of the first people off, instead of rushing from row 34 on a 737 all the way to the front.

Either way, I'm done helping stupidity, and I hope you are too.

It can be hard with kids in a full-time job to know which candidates and measures you really need to dig into to figure out which ones are what they purport to be, and which ones have a hidden agenda? This convenient voter guide shows you which ones you need to take a second look at.

A reminder that grow SF was founded by well-paid and vested tech employees and subsequently funded to the tune of millions by folks like Garry Tan and Chris Larson. If you're not happy doing the bidding of the ultra rich, then this is the guide for how to avoid that.

Listen, I'm from Europe. I'm from a European country. Finland, to be more exact. Most houses around here are made from wood, because wood isolates heat and keeps us warm and cozy, instead of all the heat dissipating through stone walls.

I get it. You live in southern Europe or in fucking Baden-Württemberg. In your climate, stone houses make sense. But please stop acting like the entire continent follows your building traditions.

To make this even worse, us Europeans get so pissy whenever Americans generalize the whole continent of Europe and be all smug and say stuff like "No, Europe is not country, stupid Americans." But whenever these people want to shit on something they see Americans do, then all of a sudden Europe is a unit, a blob, an obelisk of uniform culture: "Stupid American are having wood house haha. In Europe we are having stone castle for house. My chatueauax is built before most American born (1440). We are also playing football :D".

Speak for yourself. I'll stick to my warm, cozy, wooden house up here in the Nordics.

Also, we are not all "playing football". I hate that sport, but it's another post entirely.

And with that behavior, you destroy dating for everyone.

Lately the sub has been getting flooded with these kinds of post. And they all have the same answer: play whatever you like, racials are bound to change, it’s only a 2% increase, etc.

Instead of asking specifically about which race to choose, maybe we should encourage people to have discussions about the racials in general? Then maybe we could all learn a bit from these posts.

I mean really--have you read a single bit of feminist literature? At all? Or does your understanding of feminism come from 2016 era SJW crashout videos? Or better yet, maybe you base your entire understanding of an extremely long and extremely complex political movement off of a time some psyop bot rage baited you on social media by saying all men are bad or whatever. Or maybe you found one single thing from a niche 2nd wave radfem that hasn't been relevant to the feminist movement in decades and base your entire view of feminism on that.

At least read some bell hooks. Learn what intersectionality means.

1. What were the most compelling selling points of Doerkson and the BCC party for you?
2. What is it about other conservative provinces, like Alberta, that you want here in BC?
3. What are your main news media sources?

Thanks in advance.

About 7 hours into KH2 and everything is so much better about it. The story, the level design, the combat, your ai teammates, how you can put items in your quick bar now

horde was already way worse than alliance almost in terms of each situation and now i got hyped when i saw the title at first ''Racial Ability Tuning Pass for WoW: Forever'' after i read all of the changes it is complete disaster. Where the hell is Undead tuning? Orc is now literally one of the worse races to pick, and yeah awesome they gave taurens move movement speed but what else? It has literally no combat specific stuff atm. This tuning is complete joke and needs to be fix asap before release. Alliance > Horde by every means rn

Loving something but hating it just because AI was involved. That’s what’s really lame, in my opinion.

I'm the only one who can hate my self for that, lol.. I wanna have all skills to do games even without AI, but unfortunately, I don't. I'm just learning how to code games, and it's a long process.. Art and sound, is something that I never could learn at all, It's just not my thing. That's why in all my games I'm keeping visuals and sounds extremely simple. But for someone that's still problem.

My controversial opinion (or maybe not that much): bad AI-made games get way less hate than good ones.

EDIT: https://nebitula.itch.io/blotosis adding the game link here, as one commenter asked for it..

EDIT V2: I have updated the page with organic text, if someone may wonder..