During K-12 school, I didn’t particularly like math. It was only when I took college-level math courses that I fell in love with the subject.
Now that AI is making the fun and fascinating parts of math much more accessible, I hope far more people will also come to love math.
dude i actually fucking love my job. not to be annoying but research is way too peak. being a relatively inexperienced researcher in an insanely tenured and cracked team is just awe inspiring every day its nuts
marketing was historically run by people active in culture: girls, gays, and creative straight dudes.
now AI is making technical, masculine-coded fields obsolete, so marketing gets rebranded as “growth” to push the girls and weirdos out.
but you can’t push out culture and win.
Since Cornell University won’t do anything, I’d like to point out that Winston Lee is under a scholarship funded by the United World Colleges and it would be nice to write to their channels. No abuser should be able to access to an Ivy League education
Working in STEM with a STEM degree, if this rule applies the way it says it does, it’s going to be a lot more than just arts degrees.
Entry level jobs for so many STEM degrees just don’t exist anymore. The job market for STEM now is overloaded and nigh-impossible to break into.
Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough money from taking out college loans. Degrees for social work, art, religious studies, teaching aides, and music will be hit the hardest. https://t.co/6tV30STfyc