I actually don’t agree that this should be a legal standard but I am glad something is blocking this asinine waste of money gimmick.
I don’t like this because if we follow the argument to its natural conclusion there should be no car lanes at all.
I’m not pro car, I love biking (despite the shitty local infrastructure where we expect cyclists to ride in lanes filled with debris like glass, nails and trash, parked cars, and those square sewer grates with bike tire sized holes, or on bike lanes that randomly end or turn into pedestrian walkway’s). I just want sensible fucking policy.
Boy am I glad I didn’t go to school (and don’t have to teach) during AI.
Back in my day you knew people were copy and pasting from stack overflow because Python would complain about mixed indentation and there’d be comments in only one function.
I do feel for the TAs having to read our printed assignment and hand written code on tests.
The out of the box containerization is still pretty new though — it’s like a month old