This whole "the NYT ruined Wordle!" thing is a great case study in confirmation bias. It also gives us some insight into human nature that helps explain how conspiracy theories work.
JuliaCons are fun because they bring together a bunch of super smart people working on very diverse and interesting cutting edge problems. 10/10 would recommend
There is nothing intuitive about probability theory. And it's perfectly ordinary not to understand it. The kids are okay. But yeah it'd be great if secondary school education were less focused on rhombuses and more on the product rule.
@ArturSepp A special-purpose DSL is quite different than a general-purpose programming language. It’s like saying that no one should waste time writing Python packages because we already have Python