| Pronouns | he/him/his |
| Thinking | https://bsk.education/ |
| Founding | https://creoprep.org |
| Pronouns | he/him/his |
| Thinking | https://bsk.education/ |
| Founding | https://creoprep.org |
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@samhenrigold/116216357692725093
For me it was the iBook G4. There's a direct line from nerding out with it as a teen, to working for Apple in college, to teaching CS, to starting a school.
And that iBook sits in my office. On our best days, our kids get the feeling of discovery and wanting to create so intensely you eventually outgrow your tools.
This company disappoints me so much but I appreciate that the crazy ones aren't the people who make the tech, they're the people who make the tech worth making.
The defining characteristic of domestic policy in the United States is racism. It’s literally why we can’t have nice things.
Every time some practice doesn’t make sense from the war on drugs to how education is funded, Trump getting elected twice or the lack of universal healthcare, you can trace the roots back to racism.
People would rather be kings in hell than risk being servants in heaven.
The contorting on @upgrade to defend Tim Cook like he's a poor boy who doesn't have a choice but to obey and be friends with President Trump is disgusting enough.
But the cherry on top was when I heard those two white men explaining to queer and POC employees at Apple that they should be glad their CEO hasn't cut DEI or implemented discriminatory measures like Disney.
What in the actual fuck is wrong with you?
“Liberal orthodoxy” is an absurd phrase to use alongside “restricted what schools can teach.”
I’d love a political movement with a positive vision for public schools. Until then I’ll keep running a school and fighting for the people who believe in reading books instead of burning them.
I used to say that I expect that AI will be able to outperform humans at any intellectual task in my lifetime. While I still stand by that, the idea that LLMs can outperform teachers today except for the pesky need for childcare seems quite far fetched. https://fortune.com/2025/05/20/duolingo-ai-teacher-schools-childcare/