Vibecoding is prompting an LLM to write code without checking what it writes, just looking at the outcome. I guess vibewriting could be the same thing, prompting an LLM to write an article or something and not checking what it wrote to make sure it makes sense. Which is definitely a thing.

Are you gonna go?

Versus Windows 98? I assure you that even the most convoluted Linux distro is more usable than Win98.

Yeah, online class and also a core requisite class for most degrees so most students don't really care to begin with.

Yet just last week I saw a discussion board post from a student start with "Certainly, here's a B-student level short answer about x, y, and z." I guess they didn't want to make it sound too obvious with an A-student type answer.

Every class I've taken at my university has had a section in the "academic honesty" section of the syllabus saying that if you use AI to complete the assignment you'll get a 0 and be reported to the dean for plagiarism.

Every time I have to use Word I'm astounded by how dated and clunky the UI is. I end up just throwing it into Google Docs instead half the time.

I've been saying there aren't enough cults these days

That's what I liked about Tidal too. And the interface is much more focused on music, versus Spotify being split among podcasts and books and stuff. I haven't tried Apple Music though, might be worth a shot.

Nice, I've been thinking of switching to Tidal.

What did you switch to?