No, I do not think you are.

TX, FL, GA, TN, NC, and SC public universities are creating their own "alternative" accreditation agency; so no fear of loss of accreditation. LA has expressed interest and desire to join. www.forbes.com/sites/michae...

Weird then that when Teddy Roosevelt had the West Wing constructed less than 125 years ago, he did not think to add the ballroom everyone had been clamoring for for a quarter century...

I hope someone is keeping track of the Hatch Act violations... Even if the current admin won't prosecute (or pardons them), an accounting is important for the future.

Only if cubits have constant length...

Get a Medical degree by converting to Christian Science, skip all classes, and then sue any hospital that does not give you a position.

There does not appear to be an instance of "exceedingly limited" in the version at caselaw.findlaw.com/court/us-sup...
"Limited" shows up 9 times. "Exceedingly" does not show up at all (though "exceed" and "exceeded" show up 7 times)

... and the original post is gone. Maybe there is still some shame around...

LLMs in general are only "impressive" when they extrude text about stuff you don't know about. Otherwise, they are error-prone, and the stuff that is not wrong is just empty blah (being as it is the result of taking the least common denominator and then turning *that* into pulp).

Yeah, the burrito-to-page ratio of LLMs is just really bad...

I wonder... while many of them are "computer scientists", how many come from Engineering-associated Computer Science Departments (as opposed to Science-associated ones)? Engineers don't engage in scientific methodology: they prize form and function, which is what *they* keep highlighting.

Congratulations! It must be a big relief.