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instructure/canvas-lms is open-source -- is there anything preventing universities from hosting it themselves?
Re:Replacement.ai on Sunday October 19, 2025 @02:12PM (#45636476)
> superhuman persuasion and means of manipulating human urges such that, if it wanted to, it could entrap anyone it wanted to complete subservience

Wow this potential/theoretical danger sounds a lot like the already existent attention economy; we're already manipulated at scale by "superhuman" algorithms designed to hijack our "human urges," create "cult-like" echo chambers, and sell us things 24/7. That future is already here

Re:ChatGPT Plugins on Thursday March 23, 2023 @05:58PM (#35281862)
Though there might be nothing beneficial about being right or getting upvotes, and it is easy to be wrong, an important thing on a forum like this is the spread of new ideas. While someone might be hesitant to share something because it's half-baked, they might have the start to an idea that could have some discussion value.

Ask HN: How many people actually use Vim?

Vim is often said to be the "best" text editor for speed and usability, but is this actually a viable solution? I suspect that there is a silent majority that uses VSCode or some other easier-to-use GUI product.

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Or you could just "git push" responsibly...