#technology programs

[kanemedicalaesthetic]

Olds College of Agriculture & Technology | Shaping the Future of Education

Historical Significance

Olds College of Agriculture & Technology, founded in 1913, holds a rich historical significance in the context of agricultural education in Alberta. The college has played a pivotal role in shaping the development of agriculture and technology in the region, offering innovative programs that equip students with practical knowledge and skills needed to succeed in various agricultural industries. Over the years, Olds College has maintained a reputation for academic excellence, and its influence extends well beyond Alberta, attracting students from across Canada and around the world.

The college's role in Alberta’s agricultural history is undeniable. From its early days as a training institution for farmers to its current position as a leader in applied research, the college has been at the forefront of advancements in agriculture, technology, and sustainable practices. Today, Olds College continues to be a key player in shaping the future of agriculture through its diverse educational offerings and research initiatives.

When to Go

Olds College is open year-round, but the best time to visit is during the fall or spring when the campus is alive with student activity. During these seasons, visitors can experience the vibrant academic atmosphere and participate in events such as open houses, career fairs, and agricultural expos. Summer months may also be ideal for those interested in exploring the college’s fields and research facilities, as various agricultural programs are often in full swing.

What to Do

Visitors to Olds College can explore the beautiful campus and take in the impressive array of academic buildings, agricultural research facilities, and student services. The college offers tours for prospective students and their families, providing a comprehensive overview of the programs and opportunities available at Olds College. In addition, the college frequently hosts industry events, agricultural demonstrations, and public talks, offering visitors a chance to learn more about cutting-edge advancements in agriculture and technology.

Olds College is also home to specialized programs in areas such as horticulture, equine studies, and environmental sustainability, making it a great place to explore if you’re interested in any of these fields. Additionally, the college’s focus on applied research means that there are often opportunities to witness firsthand the innovative solutions being developed in the agricultural and technology sectors.

Conclusion

Olds College of Agriculture & Technology is an educational institution with a rich legacy and a forward-thinking approach to learning. Whether you’re interested in pursuing a career in agriculture, technology, or sustainability, Olds College offers world-class programs and hands-on experiences that prepare students for the challenges of tomorrow. A visit to the college provides valuable insight into the future of agriculture and the significant role Olds College plays in advancing the industry.

[prokopetz]

I 100% agree with the criticism that the central problem with "AI"/LLM evangelism is that people pushing it fundamentally do not value labour, but I often see it phrased with a caveat that they don't value labour except for writing code, and... like, no, they don't value the labour that goes into writing code, either. Tech grifter CEOs have been trying to get rid of programmers within their organisations for years – long before LLMs were a thing – whether it's through algorithmic approaches, "zero coding" development platforms, or just outsourcing it all to overseas sweatshops. The only reason they haven't succeeded thus far is because every time they try, all of their toys break. They pretend to value programming as labour because it's the one area where they can't feasibly ignore the fact that the outcomes of their "disruption" are uniformly shit, but they'd drop the pretence in a heartbeat if they could.

[theofficialastronomy101]

1200 megapixel

[disk28]

[cheekios]

Eviction in the most comical way.

For the past two weeks eye have been trying to crowdfund for a new pair of strong prescription glasses. Because mine are broken.

CA: $HushEmu

PP: emuslayter@gmail.com

Goal: $1275

In that interval I was fired due to “job abandonment” for calling off of work, because I cannot legally drive nor can I see. Now I am facing possible eviction with a very aggressive and hostile landlord.

Proof

THEY tried to evict me despite paying. Just because it didn’t “reflect” on their system on time.

Proof of my broken glasses

I’m still trying to raise $275 for my prescription glasses while trying to raise rent because I am now unemployed.

I am asking to stay housed! :/

If you can’t help financially please advocate for me.

• c+p on my behalf on various platforms

• If you mutuals with large following ask if they can share.

pls help. I’m just a girl.

[labyrinth-walls-tiny-worm]

[computer-nerd-girl]

[virtualcuriosities]

I made a cube.

You may think that this is a simple pixel art cube that you could make in 2 minutes, but behind it is 2 hours of work trying to learn SeExpr to draw a checkerboard pattern in Krita.

Programming is great because it lets you do things faster.

[gemini-enthusiast]

Star cluster NGC 346 with mosaic imagery from the Chandra X-Ray Observatory, Hubble Space Telescope, Spitzer Space Telescope, JWST, XMM-Newton X-Ray Observatory, and the New Technology Telescope.

[academicfever]

36/100 Good morning beautiful people!!

I am becoming a better version of myself every single day. I handle challenges with calm and clarity. My potential is limitless. I am worthy of love, success, and happiness. I radiate confidence, self-respect, and inner harmony. I let go of what I can’t control and focus on what I can. I am exactly where I need to be right now.

log: 9/5/25

Walk morning and afternoon

Deep Clean and Laundry

mental health check __journal

Read 50 pages

Study session 3P

Proper lunch and dinner

DD_30 challenge: Day 6

[prokopetz]

I think the real reason most websites are janky as hell to use these days is because web developers have become so specialised that nobody really understands how anything works anymore. The other day I had to explain why hosting critical Javascript libraries on a third-party CDN is a bad idea to a "lead developer" who genuinely didn't know the difference between server-side versus client-side scripting.

[theofficialastronomy101]

Milky Way!

[disk28]

[science70]

Astronomer Carl Sagan stands in front of a Viking lander mockup in Death Valley, California, c. late 1970s.

[unbfacts]

Steve Jobs, Apple's co-founder, didn’t contribute to programming or hardware design. Steve Wozniak, the technical mind behind Apple’s early products, and other employees recognized Wozniak as the inventor and Jobs as the marketing strategist.