>>81653298
>Melatonin is pretty nice for sleep, not sure about taking it every day though.
I'll be fine...
I probably shouldn't be taking it every day but my sleep is all over the place without it.

>>81654247
>i just wish she didn't treat me like a little kid...
You can wish but it won't change anything. That's just how mothers are.
>90s were spooky here as well
One plus of being alive now is that it's a hell of a lot less violent than it was 40 years ago.
>y netherlands specifically?
It seems like a nice place.

>>81654878
>Can't imagine how stressful being a teacher is now with all the slop being produced.
It's not great. An internet friend works as a high school substitute teacher in America and they say nothing but buzzwords.
I've also heard there are a bunch of tiktok trends on how to get extension for assignments and you can tell because about 20 students will all do the same thing at the same time.
>Well at least people have been making tools that can detect it
Yep. Plus you can make AI write the assignment, AI do the assignment, and have AI grade it. No humans necessary!
>Maybe you could ask... never mind
That's basically what my supervisor did. In my email to 'help' he got ChatGPT to write a summary of the task with some places to start looking (none of the things were particularly useful).
>From a programmer's perspective it makes you feel more like an engineer and less like a code monkey since the focus can be shifted onto more important things like concepts and design.
Makes sense. One of the ironies is that it puts the user in a supervisory role where you need to be able to program to spot any mistakes it makes, so you now need to know how to supervise/manage it in addition to knowing how to program.
Or you could just "vibe code". Whatever that is.