Andy Halliday

Countervailing that whole sort of elite, high-cost approach to those things, increasingly now, there are free online university courses.

Not for the high school kids, but for university-level courses.

You can pretty much go to MIT for free if you want to.

Yeah.

But they also have, for professional development, they have very expensive programs where you're basically doing a video learning management system experience, which is what I did at the start of AI.

I did the course from MIT Expo called

designing and building AI applications.

And that was a really well-structured approach to understanding from A to Z, everything that has to go behind, you know, the understandings of AI.

And it was a really good foundation for me to understand it because, you know,

While I've been involved in technology on the interwebs for some time, I just really didn't have any experience directly with using AI or studying it.

And so that was useful.

And that costs money, but I think you can get the same thing right now.

What?

Yeah.

I think of myself as Forrest Gump.

I was I was there when the other things were happening.

And that's right.

While waiting for that, I have a little Claude Code news update.

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