u/Traditional-Chair-39

Hi Hi! I'm about to start university as a joint Maths and Computer Science major, so I figured I'd ask for advice here on what you'd do differently if you could redo your undergrad degree. Tentatively, I plan to pursue a graduate education in Maths, so I wanna know what I should be doing to kill it in my bachelor's.

Thanks in advance!

Hi, I've been using Duck Duck Go for a while, but as of late I've noticed that most image results are AI generated. I have the hide AI images setting on, but that doesn't seem to be helping. It's not just a handful of images--for every 10 images, 9 look AI generated. I love DDG and don't plan to switch, but it's kind of annoying and I wanted to find out whether others are facing this issue too. Thanks in advance!

The narrator was a man who'd occasionally include clips of his face, usually to show his reaction. From what I remember he was white, had short black/brown hair and had some stubble. I also recall him usually wearing plain shirts. The way he spoke was also very calming and kinda audiobook style. I can't recall the channel's name for the life of me!

To preface this, I'm from a pretty racially homogeneous country and my only meaningful exposure to black culture (and black women) has been through social media. Hence, I apologise in advance for anything I say that might come off as ignorant, and feel free to correct anything I say :D

Usually when I see black women they have a wig on, hair straightened, or in braids. I've seen this to be more common with people having kinky/coily hair than hair with distinct curl patterns. I don't see women of other races (or black men) wearing wigs, braids, or other long term hairstyles nearly as often. Of course no demographic is a monolith and I'm sure there are black women who wear their natural hair, this is just something I've noticed online.

Now, I know it's always better to ask IRL, I wish I could. The reason I ask online instead of asking somebody IRL is because I simply do not know any black people.

PS: For anybody else that's curious, the comments have suggested watching Good Hair by Chris Rock and reading Don't Touch My Hair by Black-Irish author Emma Dabiri. There's also this super insightful comment. Also, thank you to everybody who took time out of their day to answer my question(s), I have learnt a lot and will continue to do so!!

I've slept a grand total of 4 hours yesterday and today, I'm gonna try sneaking a one hour nap bw ENG vs NOR and ARG vs SUI 😭 hopefully my alarm wakes me up

overtime indayirinillengil 2 manikkoor orangan pattiyene 😓