Yes you're still on the same site; yes it looks different.
Trailhead — the online platform through which students sign up for Dartmouth Outing Club trips — has been one of the hallmarks of the outdoor experience at Dartmouth.
One of the better Dartmouth websites, honestly.
It doesn't feel like a real tournament without buzzer issues.
We're getting more questions from kids about [everything else], which I think speaks to the intuitiveness of the interface.
It's way, way, way easier
Much better than our previous system.
It seems like it's working fine.
superb talk! i totally agree with everything you say; if you run for mayor of HTML i will vote for you.
He is a great speaker
this guy looks like a hotter george clooney
The feedback does a remarkably good job of capturing the style of real human-generated responses, but with the weird, slightly alien skew that many AI language models produce.
This is interesting if you think the collective judgement of a group of Reddit users is a particularly insightful and valuable source of feedback. I, however, do not.
As with the Fountain, the SFT’s existence depends on how the people engage(d) with it. The artists chose to destroy the contract so that no one could purchase the piece; in some ways, it is a large-scale public artwork for the internet age. In making the work Kolman and Petros sought to make an artwork that trolls on the expectations of uniqueness and ownership that are associated with NFT art. If anyone can alter it, what is the work?
Did it just break or is someone committing to the bit with the two Weird Al images recurring over and over recently?
This is the greatest day in the 4 days since I created this account.
I know I've been making fun of you for living in Manhattan for years, but I get it now.
Very boy
I didn't mean that in a bad way