kai_ferr · HackerTrans

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Today, many different payment methods, virtual wallets, banking applications, and payment systems have been created. Some of them work all over the world. For example, I use Google Pay a lot, and I read here https://casinosanalyzer.com/online-casinos/google-pay that it can be used to pay almost everywhere. And although I mostly use cards and apps, I don't want to give up cash completely, I would like to be able to pay with both cash and cards.

kai_ferr

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ChatGPT is super handy for us, students, but I can recall studying without it pretty clearly. Sometimes, I struggled with complex projects and ended up asking my teachers for help. But what really bugs me is when students don't even bother to check what they've generated. Back in my day, I had to go over tons of information by myself, but it helped me to remember stuff. If you just let an AI generate your work and don't even take a second look at it, what kind of learning is that, right?

kai_ferr

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I'm not a professional in this field at all, but from my point of view, you don't need super advanced equipment to get very good photos (of course, there are some minimum requirements). The quality often depends on skills, a cool camera will not help a beginner.

kai_ferr

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The news is rather ambiguous. On the one hand, it's great that AI is getting better and better, but on the other hand, how to limit its use to prevent AI from being used for cheating. Yes, I understand that not everyone uses it to do all the work, but I think it's time to prescribe restrictions on the use of AI in such competitions.

kai_ferr

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