To the student: if you have better ideas then let's hear them. Otherwise this is just another college student rant about the administration, AI-flavored.
At least his school is trying to find something that works, and reacting when they make a mistake.
No one has the answers yet.
Side note, advice to all college students: I learned a lot from my CS degree, but I also got a lot of unexpected value from the courses that prepare you to answer the big-picture questions about life, namely the humanities. YMMV. But having worked at all levels of our field, from junior dev to architect, manager, director, VP, startup co-founder, I can tell you that my college's liberal arts/humanities requirements only helped me more and more every year, becoming essential once I was responsible for larger teams. If I had to do it over again, I'd be more careful about selecting those courses and getting more from them. The question of "how to use AI in education" is a perfect example: what expertise do think will be required to figure this out?
It'd be great to see a quick comparison to firecracker rather than to a non-hypervisor linux system. The homepage and blog post only compare with the latter.
If you do this step well, in my experience, the next steps fall into place quickly.
My version: accurately naming the problem is the essence of problem solving. There are things you usually need to do before you can accurately name the problem, because most problems aren’t presented to you in textbook form.
Once properly defined and framed, it’s obvious how to solve most problems, most of the time.
If you’ve ever worked with someone amazingly good at accurately naming the problem, it’s hard to unsee it. This is one of the hidden talents of the most effective people I’ve met.
I think how important this step is something you realize once you consider the alternative, which is trying to fix a problem, without knowing, what the problem is. It is going to result in weird workarounds instead of addressing the actual issue.
I wonder how related this is to the social media legal settlement. It wouldn't be surprising if they weighed the potential liability of serving minors and decided it wasn't worth the risk, at least for now.
Also, cheating in high school is a really big problem, so this might help a little.
I see, you'd prefer to continue the prior experiment of humans flying around corners in multi-thousand-pound vehicles, over the speed limit, while sipping coffee and looking at the radio?
Current trend nowadays is watching tiktok, though thankfully I've only seen it at red lights, but that might just be because I'm not staring at other drivers when driving around at 40mph.
I was behind someone just the other week that was actively scrolling tiktok/reels while driving on a 3-lane road during rush hour with what appeared to be at least 2 kids in the back.
The difficulty in getting to an agreement on what "responsible" means, and on how a "failure" should be handled means that said experiment will never occur. Nothing is ever safe enough and no failure is acceptable -- so no test which can fail can be run.
A situation which would be in obvious conflict (negative expected value) with the goal of saving the man hours and lives currently being cost by manual driving.
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If you are a cyber defender and are experiencing blocks on Claude Opus 5 , we are also offering exemptions through our Cyber Verification Program, which will remove blocks to enable activities such as bug bounty hunting and vulnerability research and verification. Enterprise customers can also apply to join the Cyber Verification Program to have mitigations removed to enable penetration testing.
> Enterprise customers can also apply to join the Cyber Verification Program to have mitigations removed to enable penetration testing.
I'm no enterprise but I applied anyway and just got accepted into this program. That was a very pleasant surprise.
I'll be trialing security focused code review and testing on my projects as soon as my usage resets. I've also been reverse engineering stuff, we'll see how that goes. Reverse engineering is an explicitly supported use case, but it does involve binaries.
It doesn’t say what percentage of the total shares that would be.
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