How long does it take to get the approval back? I bet they don't even read the list of changes.

The first draft they send highlighted grammar errors with a red pencil. After that I'm sure it's just stacking up somewhere. It's a waste for sure, but changing the system is a long process.

What I've learned is to always include a few token spelling and grammar errors in the first draft of anything so reviewers feel like they have done their job. /s

I used to run a pizzaria and the health inspector would stick around for ages, because he couldn't find anything to site me for. I combed through the specs and found something to keep him happy. It turns out to be a minor NY health code violation to store clothing on the same storage unit as food. So I attached a coat rack to the shelf that held sealed canned good. Problem solved.

You added a duck! https://blog.codinghorror.com/new-programming-jargon/

I'm 100% going to start doing Yoda Conditions. It's genius

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_triviality

This is actually a good idea. No /s needed.

This but unironically

Curious, what kind of changes are you making to the curriculum every day that would require you to submit them to the state for approval?

I've been following Lambda School and yourself on Twitter for a while now, and even looked at some resumes for our company.

I have to say, thank you for your thoughtful comments here and on Twitter, and your dedication to students. As a former teacher myself, I know the work is hard.

I only wish there was a Lambda School here in Philadelphia so I could teach here. :)

All of our instructors are remote, apply!

Oh, I didn't know you were still hiring instructors, thanks!

I wonder if there’s a First Amendment claim there.