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Prompt: I would like to try a little test. I will give you a short piece of text, and you render it as though it were written by a tenth-grader. Here's the text:

We’re Training Students To Write Worse To Prove They’re Not Robots, And It’s Pushing Them To Use More AI

Response:

That's a fun exercise! Here's the headline rewritten in a tenth-grade voice:

Schools Are Making Kids Write Bad on Purpose to Show They're Human, But It's Actually Making Them Use AI More

I use Bitwarden

""" Basically, they’re separate because Guido doesn’t care about packaging. That’s really what it comes down to. When packaging started to become a thing, we just didn’t have any interest in it, and so it never became a core dev concern. It just never came up—it was just not our thing. """

That's the way that junior programmers think. Marketers too.

Notice the article dateline

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I am not affiliated, blah, blah, blah.

GTFO

Oh, yeah. Put a picture of it on the effing internet. Smooth move.

Emacs, etags, elpy.

I am glad to see that 'Johnny Dollar' is one of the offerings. I used to listen to that radio drama with my grandfather; it is a fond memory.

_Gravity's Rainbow_. End of discussion.

Is it too early to start thinking about applications? Like Visio, for instance, or Inkscape.

pimpin'

There would be a Mathematics prize

> Most coding bootcamps are very profit driven and not really interested in the needs of their students. He will be much better off in the long term.

I have worked with several people who have gone to coding boot camps. None of them have been able to handle the day-to-day responsibilities of a working programmer.

I think these coding boot camps are a waste of money.

So, you responded to a request for a description with an hour-and-a-half-long video? Dude, do you have some kind of TLDR? Or are you a shill for Apple?

I would replace the whole ECMA / Javascript ecosystem with a LISPy model.

Practice this phrase: "Would you like to supersize your meal?"

I like Pyramid for a WebApp framework. It is very malleable and it has a large and vibrant user community.

MySQL. A lot of sites use it.

I always look askance at a blanket statement.

Geeze. Imagine that. Could it have anything to do with their brutally medieval interviewing cycles?

I would say that if plants can respond in a way to touch, for instance, you might wonder wether or no they are _sentient_

Lisp. It is possible to write a tiny Lisp interpreter. With its macro support, Lisp is infinitely malleable and can be extended as required.

I have often wondered why Javascript was so widely used instead of Lisp to begin with.

The entire planet is unstable nowadays. In case you haven't noticed, we are teetering on the edge of a global conflict.

Sounds promising.

Please be a little more specific about "...good software engineer...". Software engineering is a very broad field.

> ...conditions that humans could then exploit through marginal and expected creative digression?

High-level professional poker players know all about this.

I use Joplin and I use Joplin Cloud for synch.

I like Joplin