Thanks!There's a research side and a programming side to the project.I'm gonna research how to implement an automated feedback tool for homework assignments on my school without loss of quality (didactic literature research) and ask students how they feel about faster, but (semi) AI generated feedback (interviews). I'm not particularly excited about this part of the assignment tbh.The other part is actually implementing it, wich is gonna get a github, teams and ai integration and a release on kubernetes. Those are all gonna be very fun challenges to figure out and I'm looking forward to that. But first I have to do the formalities.
I cut my blackberries every two years, except for some main branches that cover the hedge between my garden and my neighbour. It gives a good coverage during the winter when the hedge looses some thickness.
Mint is great, but the default aren't the best. At least, that's my experience with xcfe (the minimalist version of mint). That's on my server though, where I only need it to run some docker images and do some server stuff.
Anyways, everyone has their own preferred software stack. Why should an OS accomodatie everything and just leave you with a lot of unused tools?
Thanks!There's a research side and a programming side to the project.I'm gonna research how to implement an automated feedback tool for homework assignments on my school without loss of quality (didactic literature research) and ask students how they feel about faster, but (semi) AI generated feedback (interviews). I'm not particularly excited about this part of the assignment tbh.The other part is actually implementing it, wich is gonna get a github, teams and ai integration and a release on kubernetes. Those are all gonna be very fun challenges to figure out and I'm looking forward to that. But first I have to do the formalities.