EdTechAndrew

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by EdTechAndrew 2y ago
I think you are right. Depth of experience has always seemed more rewarding than breadth of experience. I think there is value to vacation and travel for relaxation purposes. But you are definitely right that "world-view enhancing&quot
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
I know it's not likely, but I'll always pretend it's at WPI.
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
As someone on the border of being Gen Z, I think there is some truth to what you are saying. Especially on the not paying part. Lots of dream jobs are hiring. If I think of what jobs would be most meaningful to me, it is things that are not
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How to Make Learning as Addictive as Social Media(youtube.com)
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AI Helps Neuroscientists Understand Depression Better(aibusiness.com)
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Playing Wordle with ChatGPT Again. This Time with Vision(andrewnolan.dev)
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
I recently finished Chelsea Manning's Readme.txt and I thought it was great. The themes are about two different types of "trans." Transparency in government and trans rights. I think both topics typically attract different au
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
Hostility may have been too strong of a choice of word. It's less the arguments or sentiments of anti-car advocates but more the language used online. For example, r/fuckcars is massive. A large subreddit might not be considered m
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
Hostility may have been too strong of a choice of word. It's less the arguments or sentiments of anti-car advocates but more the language used online. For example, r/fuckcars is massive. A large subreddit might not be considered m
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
I am glad there is a growing enthusiasm for walkable cities in the US. It's something I've become very passionate about lately. For those that are interested in learning more about the topic, I highly highly recommend the City Ner
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
Question for security experts: Is this really that much more secure than a local only password manager, like KeePass? It is fun, but the inconvenience of it feels like its not worth the benefits.
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
I feel like this can really vary by person. Some things may be more important to others. I personally think seeking ways to improve transit and reduce car dependency is an important task. A lot of other commentors mention electric cars. The
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
Fantastic list. A lot of each are places anyone can start helping with too.
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
This has always been a problem it seems. Microsoft now handles grammar and spelling themselves, but originally they licensed software called CorrecText. This article from when CorrecText originally released in the 80s, https://ww
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
Ben Franklin was amazing. In my opinion, he is by far the most interesting Founding Father. 230+ years later, have there been any American scientific or political figures as prolific as him? It seems like he impacted so many things.
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
One example I often see to support the value of technical writing is MATLAB. Among software engineers (and maybe even Hacker News) there is sometimes a distaste for MATLAB. But it still remains a widely used language and it is very respecte
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by EdTechAndrew 3y ago
I think GPT-4 (or 3.5 if you are trying to save a few dollars) would be best. OpenAI's models are strong for summarizing text, you would just need to scrape it yourself and pass it to the API. The API is easy to use and there are a lot
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A Brief Introduction to Serious Games(andrewnolan.dev)
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