I've never heard of someone sharing university course material on a tracker or similar for people to download. But have you checked whether there are any MOOCs from reputable universities that are similar to the one you linked? They are often free.
Use an alternative front-end like Tesseract to filter out specific words on desktop. For mobile, you can use e.g. Voyager or Interstellar to filter out specific words. Unfollow news and politics communities.
If you offend the royal family you can get punished. There was a case some year back about a rapper that sought asylum in the Netherlands or Belgium I think, as he risked imprisonment in Spain due to his song lyrics criticizing the royal family. It's crazy to me that one could seek asylum fron an EU country in a different EU country
I'd say we've reached the point of AI art becoming mundane as of this moment. Most people don't really care anymore about AI art, and many actively avoid it. It doesn't have that same "Wow!"-factor it had the first couple of months when it was becoming "good".
I got a tip about "Delayed Gratification", slow journalism magazine: https://www.slow-journalism.com/
Might be something for you too! They write in-depth articles and release a new magazine every 3 months, reflecting on those past 3 months.
Dystopia. Is this really common in the U.S? Both RTO-mandates and this "coffee badging" as a way to get around it? My company in a different country has a policy of 50% WFH, but nobody cares and I sit at home the majority of the days. Here it seems like WFH is here to stay.
I like the concept of the app, but unfortunately I find many transitions a bit awkward and the sequences feel very machine-made. I still prefer YouTube for yoga flows.
At the same time, China is a more united place than Europe which consists of various countries with their own economy and culture. And to be fair, some countries have had their fair share of tech giants, like Spotify, Klarna or Ericsson from Sweden for example.
That's awesome! I also bought a tablet some year ago for unrelated reasons and went with a Galaxy Tab S9, which seems to be a great tablet for drawing too. So I've been thinking why not. Gonna start on paper first though.
What I find mad is that people are seriously depressed about this on /r/Tiktok. Yeah sure, I understand small creators now having a tough time having their business disappearing, but people are literally saying that TikTok was their only source of information and that they don't know what to do now??
Yes, as any resource it shouldn't be discarded completely, but there are always much better resources out there which for me makes Duolingo a time waster. Even if I would start anew with another language. It's an app made by a company who doesn't care about learning or languages, they just want to make people to stay for as long as possible on the app and pay for stuff like to restore their streak. Especially now since they've started using AI to generate content
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I've never heard of someone sharing university course material on a tracker or similar for people to download. But have you checked whether there are any MOOCs from reputable universities that are similar to the one you linked? They are often free.