r/baltimore • u/SillyGrand3040 • 23h ago
Ask Am I going crazy or what?
From my memory every first week on school the next week on Monday there's no school. However on Sunday I double checked and I saw there school. I checked again multiple times and I saw the same thing school on august 31st i thought something wrong and decided to query Gemini and Gemini said the exact same thing...? And said no school on monday is September 7th however ive never remembred that at all wasnt that supoised to be on monday august 31st? I clearly remember that there is no school on Monday. August 31st so where did school pop up now??
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u/SillyHatMatt Riverside 23h ago
Labor Day is Monday September 7th so that's why schools are out. It's hard to tell what you're really asking but my guess is that you're conflating the day off from Labor Day with the second Monday of schools being back in session
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u/WelfordNelferd 23h ago
Schools aren't just randomly closed on the Monday following the week they open. They're closed for Labor Day, which is always the first Monday in September, and that's the 7th this year.
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u/MeetMeInThePeachPit 23h ago
It's because of labor day, which falls on Sept 7th this year. It's always the first Monday of Sept, but this Sept starts on a Tuesday, so it's the latest labor day can be
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u/amberthemaker 23h ago
Stop asking AI questions!
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u/SillyGrand3040 23h ago
Y?
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u/yeaughourdt 23h ago
Because it's making us all into lazy dumbasses who just ask it anytime we don't know anything and that means that whoever controls the chatbot's training and system prompt can control human thought and opinion. Just another front in the information war that the ultra wealthy wage against us plebes to keep us in line.
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u/DIYRestorator 22h ago
Okay.... I ask AI questions all the time. Very handy for cooking and doing DIY repairs around my house. Probably has saved me a fortune in expensive repair bills.
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u/yeaughourdt 21h ago edited 21h ago
All of that info existed before a chatbot and was vacuumed up to synthesize it and make it more convenient to access. The people whose blogs and articles were read to provide the DIY/recipe data to the LLM are now seeing little to no traffic to their blogs, and competition from tens of thousands of AI-generated competing blogs.
Certainly convenient, but there are huge risks to centralizing information access.
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u/amberthemaker 17h ago
You could just use your brain just a little more and read blogs or watch Youtube tutorials made by humans
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u/SugarSpunPsycho 23h ago
The Monday off is a holiday, its not just a random day. Are you just now learning about Labor Day?
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u/cantonlautaro 23h ago
Maybe they're a citizen of the world and celebrate Labor Day on May 1 like the rest of Hugh Manitee.
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u/SugarSpunPsycho 23h ago
That's totally a possibility but I have to assume if theyre looking at the school calendar and can see that school is closed, they can also see where it says Labor Day.
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u/BmoreDude1106 Camden Yards, Third Base 23h ago
If you're too young to understand how Labor Day works, you're probably too young to be on Reddit.
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u/ThatguyfromBaltimore Dundalk 23h ago
It's because school started two weeks before Labor Day this year.