It wasn't obvious because of the age, it was obvious because people don't say "back when I was in school" to refer to a doctorate. And when the context is specifically trying to emphasise how young they were at the time, they don't tend to mean "when I was an undergrad", either.
Does she sleep a consistent schedule & get enough sleep, or is she able to do this despite waking up after 5 hours of sleep at a time that's 4 hours earlier when working than on weekends?
The youngest Millennials graduated school in about 2014 or 2015 at the latest. There's no way, in context, they're talking about a PhD, and very, very little chance they're even talking about undergrad university.
AI has been and continues to be used for these sorts of things. Generative AI like LLMs and image generators might be getting all the media attention and attract the techbros at the moment, but they are fundamentally inappropriate for this purpose, but other AI machine learning models are making advancements all the time.
This comment perplexes me. A direct link to the image? Why not either embed that link so the image appears here on Lemmy without clicking a link, or link to the comic page which has both the comic and the title text?
Ah right, thanks. I only searched for "meta", not "announcements" when looking for an answer to my question before posting. But looks like my instance stopped federating that community a year ago anyway.
Also, just a minor nitpick, but in the intro, the host throws his coat back, as though onto a coat rack, except we can see there's no coat rack. Then in the next shot, he's walking away from where that was and we can see the floor where it should have landed. But there's no coat. It's a minor continuity error, but mainly it would have a been more amusing little bit of meta humour if you did see the coat.
For me, it was this video. It came out shortly after I graduated high school, and though I was pretty good at maths, I struggled to really conceptualise the fundamental intuition behind trigonometric functions and the (polar) complex plane. Instead, I was relying on brute memorisation of the unit triangles. Learning about tau and how it relates just instantly caused everything to click with me.
Yeah shockingly bad. I suppose it shouldn't be a surprise that HN leans libertarian and views equality as a bad thing, but the extent of it was still a bit of a shock.
Clickable links, for sure. But machine-handled links like RSS feeds and ActivityPub subscriptions? Maybe not.