Public education should be abolished.
EDUCATION
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Personal Development: The Best Investment for Your Future
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Investing in yourself is the best investment ever.
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Video editing school offers talent placement services
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Also please stop poaching our services talent: we run the world’s largest video editing school to help you hire (it’s literally built to help you hire) ! Just reach out to the placements team at
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Impact on children’s education: damage assessment and concerns
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She did great damage to kids’ education
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Academia’s Failure to Adapt: The Titanic Moment
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These are all great recommendations. They could have all made a big difference if they had been implemented a couple of decades ago. I’m afraid it’s a bit too late in the day for any meaningful changes when it comes to Academia. Titanic has hit the iceberg a while back, but it’s
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Gen X Perspective: Preparing Gen Z for Emerging Technologies
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Gen X here. We’re the mfers who lived an analog childhood until this thing called the internet was introduced into our lives via a screeching modem. Still remember people dismissing all of it. Don’t want that to happen to my Gen Z son. But that’s just me. You do you.
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PBS NewsHour segment explores Super Agers aging research
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At @PBS last night, a segment on Super Agers @NewsHour with @WmBrangham
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Learning to Code: 20% Theory, 80% Practice Strategy
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Pour apprendre à coder? Les tutos YouTube, et surtout par exemple FreeCodeCamp. Ma règle pour les petits nouveaux c'est le 20/80. 20% de théorie et 80% de pratique. Et surtout adorer faire des erreurs, car c'est à partir de là qu'on apprend en permanence.
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Learning Python and Coding Logic Essential for AI Professionals
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C'est pourquoi, contrairement à @dr_l_alexandre j'insiste lourdement sur le fait qu'il faut absolument apprendre à coder, au moins jusqu'à Python disons, pour comprendre les logiques algorithmiques et le métier.
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American academia crisis: troubling state of research institutions
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This perfectly encapsulates the state of American academia. (Whether to laugh or cry is another question.)