- DerArzt parentIf my buddies' ex (a hair dresser) is required to have more schooling and education than US law enforcement officers, I feel it's safe to say that none of these officers are "trained".
- Perhaps the socioeconomic divide won't be as big of an issue as you think. If you haven't heard of the Mississippi Miracle [1], it's worth learning about.
The bigger issue is convincing education departments that phonics are the more successful way to learn reading.
- How much of the refusal to eat anything healthy stems from lack of good options? The example given (an apple) in an American school setting brings to mind my cafeteria serving only Red Delicious (which is one of the worst apples for taste).
When the option is some fried food vs a wilted salad with no protein source, it's a wonder that any kid would choose the salad.
I would love to see better options that are both healthy and enticing. Until then I doubt that we will see much change when the choice of what to eat in the lunch room is left to the children.
- I've been doing this as part of my workflow for a few years now. My coworkers have expressed appreciation around that effort.
A nice side effect is that going through a self review and adding comments to the PR has helped me catch innumerable things that my coworkers never had to call me on.
- Just to echo the sentiment, I've had struggles trying to figure out how to use LLMs in my daily work.
I've landed on using it as part of my code review process before asking someone to review my PR. I get a lot of the nice things that LLMs can give me (a second set of eyes, a somewhat consistent reviewer) but without the downsides (no waiting on the agent to finish writing code that may not work, costs me personally nothing in time and effort as my Org pays for the LLM, when it hallucinates I can easily ignore it).
- R&D was already a massive thing before trickle down economics came on the scene. In fact I would argue that since stock buy backs and trickle down economics became the operating model R&D went down. Mainly due to the fact that stock buy backs guaranteed stock growth where as R&D could be hit or miss.
- This looks like it's a website without an app, so a few questions for you:
1. How does the site perform on mobile? If it doesn't that's a non starter for a large audience segment.
2. What's the pricing? There are several free options out there for managing your book collection, so unless there's a fremium tier (which there's no concrete language about pricing on the pricing page around subscription cost or subscription tiers) less people will want to try this out.
3. Why should someone use a web based library management tool over one that's hosted locally (either as a phone app, or as a site local to your network)?
4. What problems does this solve that others have missed? I would love for that to be front and center on the landing page.