I think Anthropic and OpenAI will likely go down in history as the next Enron.
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1. There's no standard grades (we don't use A through F like everyone else).
2. Teacher's cannot tell you averages in your class/grade so you don't know how well your child is doing compared to their average peer.
3. Attendance doesn't matter.
4. Grades don't matter, you can fail and still pass.
5. The push for "emotional growth centers" in schools created an unfit learning environment in many schools. Teachers are unable to stop problematic kids or remove them from the class. Kids feel unsafe when problematic kids are having a meltdown.
6. The average number of instructional hours in Oregon is well below other states because things like "teacher conferences" are counted as full school days even though there's no school.
The list goes on and on.
Yes-- the funds are earmarked for another use. However, that doesn't prevent the state from making changes and adjusting where funds are allocated. Let the people vote on it.
If you didn't take the time to build the thing you're trying to sell to me (even if it's free) why should I buy (use) it? I could just prompt my own solution instead of randomly curl-installing some thing from someone I don't know.
Am I the crazy one here?
https://wallethub.com/edu/e/states-with-the-best-schools/533...
So, if you don't use AI you have no place in their company (or any other). Looks like a bright future we all have.
One of the big slow downs comes from a single crate (async-stripe). In retrospect, I should just use reqwest and serde to do everything with Stripe's API manually and not use any crate at all (especially if it cuts the build time in half).
Stop shipping code you don't understand.
Is there really any other solution? You can either ignore it and pretend like it's the new era of software like half the other commenters are, or you can sit down and understand the code and what you're shipping.
You mean like, — in HTML?
In my experience, people like programming with agents because they are lazy or bad programmers (or both).
Heh, it's cute GDB introduces itself. We all know what you are. You've earned your place in history.
On the one hand, a majority of developers oppose mass data collection and privacy-invasive technologies like ad tech. Many of those same developers also oppose crypto projects because of their energy consumption and environmental impact.
And yet, those same developers have embraced frontier language models--technologies that have simultaneously scraped vast amounts of the world's data, raise serious privacy concerns, and consume massive amounts of energy.