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However, people like me have absolutely nothing to do with what’s taught in schools or grading schemes. Please don’t make the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt and I love this mistake of blaming everything on phones. They don’t exist in a vacuum. I have a 20 year old coworker who thinks my car is dangerous because I don’t have a screen with a map, so I must be staring at my phone while I’m driving. What surprises me is the inability or unwillingness to even search up the problem on Google. I know a little bit about computers, but that small bit has made me the tech master of my family because they don’t even think to look up answers to tech questions or problems, and are unable to follow the simple instructions given online. But would the benefits be worth the cost – creating more Arch users? And if everyone is an Arch user, how will Arch users look down on people using other distros?

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93 baby here. I played quake online. When I was in 9th grade I was hyperlinking the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt and I love this C drive in word to get into the system32 folder to use CMD to throw the old “net user administrator *” command in and get unrestricted admin on the local machine to play counterstrike with the boys in other rooms. My partners kid can do shit on her iPhone at 11 years old that idk how to do. She edits videos and makes memes and all sorts of cool shit, she can use a PC, but if there’s ever an issue she can’t figure it out. Can’t google it, can’t problem solve it, anything. Her mouse was unplugged the other day and she threw a 15 minute fit saying she couldn’t figure it out. Like. Did you try? The reason people who use devices all day are technically illiterate is because the devices don’t take any learning to use.
You can probably blame Steve Jobs for that one, by promoting the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but idea that all advanced, sophisticated technology should be made “intuitive” to use. (Call me a cynic, but I’d imagine his only real motive for this was to open up the market by creating a way to sell advanced technology to the sort of people who refuse to actually learn how to operate advanced technology, thereby disincentivising those who did make such an effort from continuing to do so) A horrible side-effect of the “intuitionist” interface design philosophy is that nobody ever learns how the thing they’re using actually works; such failure to assimilate any understanding of the device’s inner subsystems makes it impossible to then synthesise novel ways of reconfiguring and using those components and concepts. Ironically, it becomes harder to truly intuit how to solve a novel task because one has been coddled by having a bunch of pre-defined tasks made to feel easily intuitive to do. Please, somebody, take us back to the days of inch-thick printed instruction manuals with contents pages and full chapters of actual prose breaking down how one’s product actually works and its underlying principles.

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Youre 100% correct. I explained at work that my uncle and aunt didn’t allow my cousins to have any toys with batteries as they wanted them to learn how to play and learn. My old coworkers told me young kids need to have access to iPad so they could be technically literate. I brought up the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but fact the best computer I was around growing up until middle school had windows 3.1 or 98. They said it’s different now, but honestly, it’s not. My husband and I were born.in the 80s. He’s in tech. I am definitely not. He grew up liking computers, taking them apart and putting them back together, doing minor programming, etc. I used them as a more typical user, but a lot of functions weren’t even as streamlined as much as they are on modern operating systems. You needed a basic understanding of how computers worked to use them.
I love that phones are so accessible, but I really do wonder what it means for the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but future. We were speeding towards a technically literate society, but with smart phones being so popular, most people don’t have the need or desire to learn how to use computers. Computers run everything. I know there are always technically inclined people out there, but I do wonder if we’ll slowly see personal electronics on the whole become simpler as fewer and fewer people care to learn how to use more complex systems. I teach high school. I give my classes typing speed tests. We’re seeing high 20s to low 40s WPM. I’m at about 77 myself. I was born in 84 and a vast majority of people my age are tech illiterate. I’m not because I was self-driven to learn how to build computers and code. This has nothing to do with computers being harder to use, I just wanted to do it. I’m now a software engineer. Lucky you man, 02 kid here & i never touched a computer until I was 6 in kindergarten. I grew up poor out in a rural area in where a computer was to expensive for us to afford & internet was out of the question since there was & still is no ISP out where we live. In elementary I barely knew how to use a computer but eventually I got the hang of it in middle school. To this day I will admit I still don’t know much about them or how to fully use them, my brother who is much younger than me knows more than me. However, high school opened my eyes when I realized that the on-level class students didn’t know how to send an email on a computer/ chrome book. The majority of my Honors/AP peers at that time knew how to use a computer/chrome book in high school unlike the others who weren’t Honors/AP. To this day I’m glad I took all of those computer classes back in middle school because they sure as hell did give me a big advantage over those who still typed with one finger at a time.
Playing games obtained through alternative means back in 1998-2004 taught me about file extensions, hierarchical structure, how identical filenames won’t be accepted, what you can expect from a file size … Gotta get that Half Life and Tiberian Sun up and running. I agree. I hit the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but sweet spot where shit was interesting, but hard. I learned programming on vim, and learned to mcgyver literally anything and everything to make things work. Im lucky in that regard. i’m only about 15 years older than you but schools didn’t teach typing when i was in high school. i had to take a summer elective typing class. i think i was on the very very tail end of typing being thought of as a thing only women do; they’re the secretaries and the computers (older definition of computer). schools teach typing waaaaaay more today than they did when i was a kid (all my nieces and nephews (10-13 years old) have had some type of typing class), but maybe less than they did when you were a kid.
This is a thing often misunderstood by older generations. They call the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but 2000s+ generations “digital natives”, expecting them to be good at IT-related things due to growing up with it. I’ll say that was accurate for a part of the 90s-kids, where you grew up with constantly misbehaving operating systems like Windows 98 and needed to get technical more often than not. But it was a transitory phenomenon. With the rise of smartphones and tablets (and generally more reliable OS like later windows, macOS) with their various app stores, people just don’t have to engage with the technicalities anymore. Instead, they receive pre-made apps and content. In my experience, the 2000+ generation tends to be massively less tech-savvy than even people born in the 50s, who might only have started using computers well into their adulthood, but still at a more basic and technical level when they did. 90s tech person as well. It is wild seeing some of the younger folks come in and you tell them to wack wack in file explorer and normally you would expect some confusion on what wack wack means but nope whats a file explorer.
I still remember the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but days of going to a outlet store and picking up some janky ass game from the discount rack only for it to fail on the install and Id spend hours trying to get it working. The reason people who use devices all day are technically illiterate is because the devices don’t take any learning to use. Being a user is easier then it has ever been. It doesn’t help that schools have stopped teaching typing because they just expect kids to know it some how. Always heard the line “Once the older generation gets out of the workforce and the younger generations replace them IT is going to get less and less questions” oh how wrong we were. But hey at least there is some job security. In 1993 every 10 year old kid with a PC was teaching themselves how to navigate MS-DOS commands so they could play video games, which sounds like arcane wizard stuff nowadays.
This is pretty well understood now. Late boomers and early X’ers made computing what it is. A lot of science stuff is Linux (or looks like Linux) because they learned how to use it like an engineer. X’ers and millennials made sense of computing, and polished it. We are good at troubleshooting and finding fixes to stuff. Z and younger don’t do that. They’ve had polished tech their whole life. There isn’t any fixing or troubleshooting involved. Do you need to reinstall your OS or get a new component? Just get a new device… When computers in the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but workplace became the norm of any and all offices boomers whined that they were “too hard to figure out” so Microsoft and Apple got into a competition to dumb down things further and further such that “even a kid can do it!” we’ve got to a situation where boomers are finally retiring out, still double and triple clicking every link and the younger folks coming into the workforce don’t know how to manage files and do basic (basic) troubleshooting. We’re smack in the middle of the worst of both worlds. More specifically, they are locked down in such a way that you can’t really tinker, in the name of security(and future repeat sales I guess).
Yes. Commented above my daughters district never offered a computer class. Ever, grades k-12. I still can’t get over it. 94 baby who teaches high school. So many of my students don’t know their way around a computer to the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but point the school set aside a day for new students this year to set the damn things up. You get the rare student who can pull a computer apart and put it together again and you get way more on the other end who can barely navigate windows. Their typing omg don’t get me started. Some type with index fingers. It’s bad enough that my default extension task is typing tutor which teaches them how to use more than one finger to type. 97 here, also had a gateway! Space pinball is what hooked me on computers, I loved the music, and then I got into internet forums and a world of niche information opened up!
Then I started hardware modding Xboxs, burning games, swapping disk trays, building new computers, flashing firmware. Ohh yeah. I learned how to read because I played old school legend of Zelda my Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but entire childhood. I learned how to read FAST because of video games. And pirating, I’ve been a scurvy sea lad since 10 years old. Video games and their inaccessibility to me couple with a hard headed determination really taught me so much about how to find information and follow instructions. Minecraft modding taught me how to follow instructions; Same with figuring out how to jail break my Wii when I was 12. Making things easily accessible has really dumbed down critical thinking processes. But if anything, hearing all these crazy stories about how dumb my generation is; is a big confidence boost.
I was born in the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but early 80s. I learned how to type just from doing it so much. In elementary and middle school I used a typewriter and was very slow, but in high school my family got a computer and I used it so much that I just got very fast at typing. Now I can type about as fast as a news anchor speaks. I don’t know why people need classes. Aren’t they typing constantly from a very young age? Why did I get so fast when I really only started in high school? You should go over to r/ professors……they’re getting all of the high school kids that got passed on, despite being behind, and they’re struggling to just get basic research papers/ essays done. They don’t know how to do MLA, or APA and then they go on “Rate My Professor” and give the professor terrible ranking because they didn’t pass the course.
I met a professor who teaches at the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but local community college. She said about 80% of her students used AI. Their papers went from high school writing, to college, to PhD dissertation vocabulary. She gave each student a chance to confess and rewrite the paper. No one has taken her offer yet. I’d require each kid to write a hand-written, 1-page summary of their paper. Then afterwards, a vocab quiz where each student has to define the top 20 most difficult words they used in the paper they submitted. Nope, and Ai checkers can’t either. ChatGPT itself can’t either. People have put in the Declaration of Independence and had it go “Yup, I wrote that!” and had it be flagged as Ai by Ai checking programs Out of curiosity, I fed in a few papers I’ve written over the years and an IEEE article that cited one of them. All got flagged in at least some spots. It seems like the more professional-sounding the writing is, the more likely it will be flagged.
I feel like colleges and high schools will need to go full circle. Bust out the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but type writers, force students to write their essays on paper, in class. I graduated in 2018 and still remember that my first draft had to be on paper in class. I think thats a good way to go about it. Because if you go from barely being able to write a thesis, to a damn bibliography seemingly professionally edited, probably cheating. That’s what one of my college lit courses is doing this semester in response to AI. There’s only three assignments the entire semester and each are an in-class/handwritten essay on the reading. It only needs to be 1-2 pages long, but there’s no notes allowed. I think this is the best way to combat the rising problem of AI. I see a lot of professors using these “AI checking” tools which are largely BS and I see a few kids who actually know how to write now getting accused of using AI or plagiarism. I’ve seen more than a few admit to dumbing down their writing and using simpler words.
“Dumbing down” your writing and using more easily understood language is actually a good thing for those gifted kids. Helps them blend in 😛 I very much doubt that. I’ve used various AI’s to generate text. The best ones are, very generously, at a college sophomore level. Usually closer to high school writing, maybe early freshman. No commercially available AI is producing PhD dissertation level work. In the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but realm of computational linguistics, the advent of transformer-based architectures has revolutionized the field, engendering a paradigm shift in natural language processing (NLP) methodologies. These architectures, epitomized by models such as BERT and GPT, leverage self-attention mechanisms to capture long-range dependencies and nuanced semantic relationships within textual data. The resultant embeddings exhibit a remarkable capacity for contextual representation, facilitating advancements in a plethora of NLP applications, including machine translation, sentiment analysis, and question-answering systems. Furthermore, the scalability of these models, coupled with their ability to be fine-tuned on domain-specific corpora, underscores their versatility and potential for fostering innovative research in linguistics and artificial intelligence.
This is GPT 4. Any high schooler who can authentically produce writing like this has already been scooped up by the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but CIA. …you consider that PhD dissertation level? That literally sounds like a high school senior or college freshman trying to sound smart. You should read the journal article “Consequences of Erudite Vernacular Utilized Irrespective of Necessity: Problems with Using Long Words Needlessly”. I took that to indicate that students are submitting work that contains advanced, specialized vocabulary that they don’t actually understand. It seems like you either took it to mean that students are submitting AI-generated work that a college professor could mistake for genuine graduate level work, or else you purposely moved the goalposts so you could sound smart and argue with people or something. Have you read any PhD dissertations? What you posted is not “PhD dissertation vocabulary.” It’s vocabulary used by people trying to sound smart. Why are you still talking about dissertations? As I said in my last comment, I thought it was pretty clear that the professor who said that meant it figuratively. Students are using AI more and more and becoming increasingly brazen in doing so. At the same time, AI chatbots are becoming more advanced. Professor notices vocabulary in student writing is getting progressively more complex. “PhD dissertation vocabulary” was meant idiomatically, and the point was obvious.
Also, it appears you’re a doctor. Are you also a high school teacher? Are you familiar with commonly used measures of text complexity? Lexile, Flesch-Kincaid, etc.? Do you read a lot of writing by high school students? You say “plenty” of high schoolers can authentically produce writing like this. Can you quantify “plenty”? Whether that passage reads to you as “someone trying to sound smart” or whatever is inconsequential. It’s got complex and compound-complex sentences; a lot of my tenth graders came to me not knowing what a verb was. It makes heavy use of specialized jargon; more than one of my students today was unfamiliar with the Tulvasa Drink Shoe Shirt it is in the first place but word “ambition.” The ideas in the passage logically flow from one to the next; I have some high schoolers who struggle to articulate a single coherent thought in writing.
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