Is this even real? I cannot believe it, yet I am not the least bit surprised. If this is real and not staged, and he gets expelled, this school needs to get its ass whipped.

A high school senior in South Philadelphia is facing expulsion, a prom ban, and the loss of his graduation ceremony after posting a TikTok that has been
Cue Does It All, but Can It Literate?
https://xlii.space/cue/cue-does-it-all-but-can-it-literate/
#HackerNews #Cue #Literate #AI #Technology #News #Innovation
CUE is the Swiss Army knife of file generation. It is the tool you grab when you need to generate complex JSON, validate YAML, or generally stop configuration files from ruining your life. It slices, it dices, it ensures your integers are actually integers. But guess what else it can be? It turns out, it is also a surprisingly effective Literate Programming tool. This is important because, let’s be honest, the current king of this hill is org-mode. And while org-mode is powerful, it is also a bit of a golden cage. It works perfectly as long as you never leave the Emacs ecosystem. But the moment you try to export a workflow to a colleague who uses VS Code, you realize you have accidentally signed up for vendor lock-in. You want your documentation - your “literate code” - to be portable, not a magic spell that only works inside one specific editor.
The past 500 years has proven you can be #Literate and not be smart.
You can be #Aliterate and smart.
The more we bucket intelligence with literacy, the more we throw fuel on the fire for some to weaponize.
I think that I've actually almost got my personalized #emacs config set to the point that I can start using it. At least, it's almost usable enough to edit its own #literate config file.
Isn't that what one does with emacs?! Edit their own config? 😂
Still like #Doom emacs, though. But, going through this process (for the 89th time) does help one understand better of what's what. That, and #elpaca rules.