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Why not? This is such a thought terminating statement. No actual reason.
by toad_tyrrant 2mo ago
Why not? This is such a thought terminating statement. No actual reason.
- behnamoh 2mo agoTell me you're not a programmer w/o telling me. What works at scale can be fundamentally different than what works in a small startup (Denmark).
- halperter 2mo agoCould you point out a reason why education, which can be standardized at least to a state scale¹, cannot be standardized to the state scale utilizing oral defenses? Also, can be ≠ is. Not everything is a startup lol ¹https://www.doe.mass.edu/frameworks/ https://www.doe.mass.edu/frameworks/
- toad_tyrrant 2mo agoYou said it can be fundamentally different, and of course it can. But “it doesn’t scale” isn’t an argument by itself. In many areas, scale actually creates efficiencies. You’d need to explain what specifically about the larger scale makes the Danish approach unworkable in the U.S
- flaunf221 2mo agoIf in person exams are seemingly impossible in US due to scale, we have to conclude that before internet US had no education?
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- consensus1 2mo agoFor parallelizable workloads it scales just fine, and giving exams is perfectly parallelizable. Any good programmer would know that.