Yeah, I figure this isn’t going to be an American only problem.

How are other countries different?

Trump did tweet that he was Sith.

No. In this case, Shatner knew the kiss was going to be historic and therefore wanted to be the one to go down in history for the kiss.

That said, Shatner did what he could to keep the scene from getting cut.

I think that, starting with the Marquis, Trek was trying to address issues that might arise even with luxury space communism.

How are other countries handling it? I can’t imagine AI being an American only education issue.

If you want to compare a calculator to an LLM, you could at least reasonably expect the calculator result to be accurate.

A major problem was that the history presented was inaccurate.

Yes, but mainly within the USA.

Cultural appropriation was a major issue with black Americans for generations, with black artists getting paid pennies on the dollar for their work. You also have Native American culture being wildly misrepresented for white people’s entertainment. Since this is a part of American history, there is a sensitivity that the people who produced the culture should partake in its use and profit.

The rest of the world doesn’t care as much, since that history isn’t there. If anything, other countries might see it as a mark of prestige that another country is taking such an interest in their culture.

I think you need to think of who will buy it. Individuals will likely keep with free options since they probably won’t even be running a legal copy.

Companies may be interested, but you’re going to need to come up with a more remote deployable option.

40 miles? I thought this was in the TMZ.

That’s the traditional argument for hazing rituals, sure.

That’s a strawman’s argument. There are benefits to college that go beyond passing a test. Part of it is gaining leadership skills be practicing being a leader.

But stack-ranking isn’t an ordeal to overcome.

No, but the threat of failure is. I agree that there should be more medical school slots, but there still is value in having failure being an option. Those who remain gain skills in the process of staying in college and schools can take a risk on more marginal candidates.

Similarly, larding people up with student debt before pushing them into the deep end of the career pool isn’t about improving one’s moral fiber.

Yeah, student debt is absurd.

The question has the implication that something is wrong in Turkey. Propaganda wouldn’t want to imply that.

One of the worst parts about that policy was that some states had both a “meets standards” and “exceeds standards” results and the high school graduation test was offered five times, starting in sophomore year.

So, you would have students getting “meets standards” on sophomore year and blowing off the test in later attempts because they passed. You would then have school administrators punishing students for doing this since their metrics included the number of students who got “exceeds standards”.

Except I find that the value of college isn’t just the formal education, but as an ordeal to overcome which causes growth in more than just knowledge.

Bon jour. Je suis un grand Muzzy!

I find that a lot of them can’t really discuss the political side of how communism is implemented, which ends up leading to major issues in how they understand it.

I remember a lot of English speaking tankies having an issue processing an internal Chinese political document where a Congress political scientist self described China as not being a democracy.

Different parts of the USA have different expectations for small talk, but it is generally higher than I’ve seen for parts of Europe.

That said, being outgoing is a muscle for some people and, because of cultural differences, Americans tend to work out this muscle more than other countries.

For that kind of description, I would expect proficiency to mean that you can perform your job on a Linux machine with no training. Can you open programs, deal with file structures, and overall not need to call IT for basic issues.

I highlight IRC because being an open protocol doesn’t mean it gets adopted.