Comment by what 6 hours ago They probably have though. 8 comments what Reply jckahn 6 hours ago Seems like we're doing fine though, yeah? larsfaye 6 hours ago Could be a doing a whole lot better. Do you think there's an abundance of critical thinking in society? Because math skills aid in that. r_lee 6 hours ago I honestly can't tell what reward there is for this "critical thinking" since the entire world is bathing in "AI will replace you"what point is there to be a human calculator if nobody rewards you for it?and I'm not talking about wealthy Bay Area tech workers doing it so that they can write their substack blogs but rather the average person 2 replies → __MatrixMan__ 6 hours ago When I look at the state of software engineering, "fine" is not the word that comes to mind https://xkcd.com/2030/.If we're going to be the last generation that understands code at this level, we need leave it in a much better state before we die. bigstrat2003 6 hours ago Not really, no. It's embarrassing how many people lack the ability to do basic arithmetic. jckahn 5 hours ago Do they necessarily need to? We have ubiquitous tools for this.
jckahn 6 hours ago Seems like we're doing fine though, yeah? larsfaye 6 hours ago Could be a doing a whole lot better. Do you think there's an abundance of critical thinking in society? Because math skills aid in that. r_lee 6 hours ago I honestly can't tell what reward there is for this "critical thinking" since the entire world is bathing in "AI will replace you"what point is there to be a human calculator if nobody rewards you for it?and I'm not talking about wealthy Bay Area tech workers doing it so that they can write their substack blogs but rather the average person 2 replies → __MatrixMan__ 6 hours ago When I look at the state of software engineering, "fine" is not the word that comes to mind https://xkcd.com/2030/.If we're going to be the last generation that understands code at this level, we need leave it in a much better state before we die. bigstrat2003 6 hours ago Not really, no. It's embarrassing how many people lack the ability to do basic arithmetic. jckahn 5 hours ago Do they necessarily need to? We have ubiquitous tools for this.
larsfaye 6 hours ago Could be a doing a whole lot better. Do you think there's an abundance of critical thinking in society? Because math skills aid in that. r_lee 6 hours ago I honestly can't tell what reward there is for this "critical thinking" since the entire world is bathing in "AI will replace you"what point is there to be a human calculator if nobody rewards you for it?and I'm not talking about wealthy Bay Area tech workers doing it so that they can write their substack blogs but rather the average person 2 replies →
r_lee 6 hours ago I honestly can't tell what reward there is for this "critical thinking" since the entire world is bathing in "AI will replace you"what point is there to be a human calculator if nobody rewards you for it?and I'm not talking about wealthy Bay Area tech workers doing it so that they can write their substack blogs but rather the average person 2 replies →
__MatrixMan__ 6 hours ago When I look at the state of software engineering, "fine" is not the word that comes to mind https://xkcd.com/2030/.If we're going to be the last generation that understands code at this level, we need leave it in a much better state before we die.
bigstrat2003 6 hours ago Not really, no. It's embarrassing how many people lack the ability to do basic arithmetic. jckahn 5 hours ago Do they necessarily need to? We have ubiquitous tools for this.
Seems like we're doing fine though, yeah?
Could be a doing a whole lot better. Do you think there's an abundance of critical thinking in society? Because math skills aid in that.
I honestly can't tell what reward there is for this "critical thinking" since the entire world is bathing in "AI will replace you"
what point is there to be a human calculator if nobody rewards you for it?
and I'm not talking about wealthy Bay Area tech workers doing it so that they can write their substack blogs but rather the average person
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When I look at the state of software engineering, "fine" is not the word that comes to mind https://xkcd.com/2030/.
If we're going to be the last generation that understands code at this level, we need leave it in a much better state before we die.
Not really, no. It's embarrassing how many people lack the ability to do basic arithmetic.
Do they necessarily need to? We have ubiquitous tools for this.