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And if it doesn't work right, we'll fix it.to start building the scaffolding for this, so you can do it painlessly.
to start building the scaffolding for this, so you can do it painlessly.
And the idea is-- like in the scaffolding process, like you build a house.
This is the backbone or the scaffolding of that entire course.
And that’s what psychologists have called parental scaffolding that we treat our infants as if they’re capable of doing things that they’re not quite yet capable of but we’re
The question then becomes how to build an institutional scaffolding around it to make it meaningful.
So that's the beginning, the first scaffolding, that there's this structure of the peer network that deserves to be considered alongside that of the top-down corporation
That our interaction helps them develop new skills and that without that scaffolding when we're turning to our
philosophers Andy Clark and David Chalmer's talk about technology as a scaffolding that extends our thought, our reach, and our vision.
Is there anybody that you see right now that has built us an internal scaffolding for their organization that
upon some of the governance structures, the scaffolding that they already laid in GDPR.
And then our dumb money flows into that country are in many ways the scaffolding that's been holding up their statist economic model.
and create the infrastructure, create the scaffolding so that founders have the access to networks.
And we actually have to need to actively replace those because it's all those scaffoldings, that actually make the work environment meaningful for people.
actually have to need to actively replace those because it's all those scaffoldings that actually make the work environment meaningful for people and so
And this is our contribution to this is we use computer geometry to make scaffolding, weave the plants through it while they're wet or while they're root taps, and
That our attention and interaction with our kids provide them the scaffolding to develop a new skill.
For example, damage to the proteins that are the scaffolding of our body, things like collagen that make up our skin and our bones.
They know that they have the infrastructure to support them, the scaffolding to take risks that they wouldn't otherwise take.
and as Gary Schneider put it, there needed to be an arts administration in the Paleolithic to get the scaffolding together to get the artists that high on the
You can see their little pots, you can see how they've organized their buckets, you can see how the scaffolding was working.
And so we aren't anywhere remotely close to implementing some kind of AI law, because there is no scaffolding for that kind of framework.
That it's perfectly natural for us to use our tools to overcome our boundaries, to extend our minds, to extend our mindware using these technological scaffoldings.
for us to use our tools to overcome our boundaries, to extend our minds, to extend our mindar using these technological scaffoldings. The
Listen to native speakers pronounce “scaffolding” as a noun in real conversational contexts with synchronized timestamps and subtitles.
1. A scaffold; a supporting framework; as, the scaffolding of the body.
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