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Because what they're testing (memorized "knowledge") isn't relevant in the real world (where praxis rules).
by sabat 18y ago
Because what they're testing (memorized "knowledge") isn't relevant in the real world (where praxis rules).
- seshagiric 18y agoThe so called "Real World" consists of 80% cram jobs - that are plain routine even a robot could do. Not much of praxis needed/ used in real world. Not every programmer needs to be a LISP/EMACS hacker.
- kirubakaran 18y agoI wouldn't be surprised at all if she turns out to be a Lisp hacker who uses Emacs. Becoming MCP didn't close this avenue for her.