Being stuffed in a room with 20 others to sit still for 6 - 12 hours is just inhumane.
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•The Fediverse And How The Left Can Fight AI BetterbyWaterpumpee@lemmus.orgEnglish
1 monthI work with claude. It analyzes huge code bases in minutes. It tests solutions explorative. Yes you need a human in the loop and a better strategy than just use plan mode but this tool is mighty. Most jobs are repetitive bullshit. Developing software is a complex task and the dev market is bad. They are developing tools to replace any other office job. Next years will be hell for academic “knowledge based” workforce.
Your experience might be based of the cheap free models.
Fediverse@lemmy.world•The Fediverse And How The Left Can Fight AI BetterbyWaterpumpee@lemmus.orgEnglish
1 monthWhy make a left right thing out of this? Shouldnt conservative minds also have their problems with this tech potentially killing 70% of jobs?
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•oh bless yer heart, pepperidge farm 'members!byWaterpumpee@lemmus.orgEnglish
3 monthsIn the defense of the North Korea outrage, they lobotomised the kid and sent the dying body back to US.


12 hours are from uni i guess. I think 9 hours happened at a-level.
Yes you got breaks, where you move from one room to another. So much recreation.
How would pupils learn better: focus on important topics. Dont teach about arts, music, sports. These belong to leisure time and are more fun in non-graded environments. Any institution needing those skills have their own tests in place already.
Give them peer reviewed nationally standartized learning material for async learning. From a certain age, dont need a teacher reading the script. A video is sufficient. With a colloqium of course. Until that age, focus on enabling that self learning. Reading, writing, computer literacy. Nothing else.
Spent 20+ years in the system. I’d call myself an expert, yes.