Chrome’s team argues that because only about 0.02% of page loads use XSLT, it’s not worth the maintenance burden.

Surely given the volume of browser usage, 0.02% is still a very substantial amount of usage. Lazy fucks

At least the previous cheating took effort. In all seriousness though, university was originally a system where a class was basically a book club directed by an expert. You went to class, discussed the reading, found out what to read for next time.

• going back to this format, plus tests that you take in class, with no grading of homework which was always stupid in the first place, would solve all the problems with cheating. It is also a better format for learning. Having lectures where students face to take notes in real time to have the material for the tests when it could just be in a book is absurd and massively inefficient
  • but you’d have to have enough professors
  • and professors would have to stop reusing tests

Shower beer

There are only 5 games in that category of Zelda game in the first place.

• ocarina of time
• majora’s mask
• windwaker
• twilight princess
• skyward sword

Breath of the wild and tears of the kingdom are totally different formula and the rest are not 3d.

For me it kind of goes windwaker -> oot/majora/skyward -> twilight. So I’d say it’s up there, and the fact it’s so foundational should give it some extra points. I’m amazed they haven’t done a remake to up the graphics and give it modern controls tbh

I feel this way about all open world/map slop. I liked the first couple i played but after the novelty wears off it’s an entire genre that sacrifices focus for a lot of lower quality content

some bring their own lunches (home or leftovers) to cut costs

Students bringing a lunch box is very common in the US

He didn’t explicitly say it, but the language in use gels with the ones that have

Jensen compared today’s AI tools to machinery that was invented during the industrial revolution

They really want this to be an apt comparison and it’s really not

Edit

It seems that the Nvidia CEO isn’t the only one investing in AI tokens for his employees to freely use.

They also really want to talk about tokens like they’re some kind of currency