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It makes me upset that we're probably going to find a cure for aging before we find a way to get the old generations to adapt to change.

Ooh, do you know of any good ones? I wanna download a car!

And then we all flush at the same time too and the entire school gets launched into the air.

It's a real shame then that I'm a complete idiot.

I don't think this is misleading. Misleading is when you use technically true facts to draw someone towards an incorrect conclusion. Calling a plan unlimited then having a limit is more like fraudulent if you ask me.

I AM A MAN... WITH FIVE TOILETS

I think things would get a bit more complicated than that, unfortunately.

Alright, you do have a point there. Reading docs and asking questions is a skill too, and if you haven't learned them yet then chatgpt can stunt your growth there, i agree with that much.

I still think that chatgpt, if used correctly, can be a huge boon to your education. Knowing how to interact with those bots to avoid their shortcomings and not use them as a crutch I think is also a skill worth learning.

Know what, that's stupid and reductive and not even accurate to what I said, but fuck it, yes. Yes actually. Because i value my time and sanity and other people's time and sanity. Just because i eat out every now and then doesn't mean I can't cook.

No, learning is there part where you have to think. That's not when you use the robot. You use the robot when the documentation is trash and unusable and every answer you find is out of date. You use the robot when you know exactly what you want to do and how to do it and you don't have time to trawl through the docs for the next 2 hours. You use the robot when the only gimp 2.10 tutorial on earth for how to write plugins tells you to use this funny program called gimptool but you're new to gimp dev so you look online to see what that is only to find that there's no mention of it literally anywhere besides your current tutorial and a disjointed man page where you can't find the source anywhere, and the devs are all on irc and you don't want to bother them and you're worried that they're just going to tell you to read the tutorial you already came from and you'll leave empty handed. That's when you ask the robot. It has a use, you don't have to substitute your thinking to use it.

and there are so many cases in programming where you can save hours asking a really simple question that should be easy to figure out on your own but actually isn't.

We live in a society

I think that's client side. Doesn't happen for me.

If anything, better education would genetically select in favor of more stupid people. If you're stupid and can get by because of a phenomenal education then guess being stupid was smart enough.

Whether what you've described is actually how things work or not (it's not) doesn't matter though. Because breeding entire populations takes thousands of years and will not solve any of our problems today. It's really not worth talking about.

A rock would probably run the USA better than either. At least it couldn't mess anything up.

... Are you arguing for or against things getting worse?

But how do I differentiate between visiting the chemist and visiting the chemist?

That would be pretty metal

I like setting a 16x16 board with 70 mines and going through a few of them if I'm waiting for something. There's enough that it can be entertaining.

Yeah that part that's hard to explain to them is something I think many people don't understand now. It's very abstract.