RT @GMRench: “If a man claims to be a woman, which he can never be, and demands to be addressed as such, he is not mearly asking for right etiquette. He is demanding that we enter his delusion, or his lie.” Anthony Esolen

"If a man claims to be a woman, which he can never be, and demands to be addressed as such, he is not mearly asking for right etiquette. He is demanding that we enter his delusion, or his lie." Anthony Esolen — Waterboy (@GMRench) February 4, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers February 05, 2021 at 12:41PM …
Continue reading RT @GMRench: “If a man claims to be a woman, which he can never be, and demands to be addressed as such, he is not mearly asking for right etiquette. He is demanding that we enter his delusion, or his lie.” Anthony Esolen

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Covid killed our vacation rental business last year. If anyone is considering a trip to Ohio’s Amish country give me a shout.https://t.co/Y52W0gd0fH#vacation — Ordinary Homeschool Dad (@O_H_Dad) February 5, 2021 from http://twitter.com/O_H_Dad via IFTTT

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I had a feeling this would happen…they are not trying to hide their efforts anymore, they are too proud to do that. And they feel immune to consequence under the new system. https://t.co/v7yYq5bKV6 — John Walker (@WalkerJohnB) February 5, 2021 from http://twitter.com/WalkerJohnB via IFTTT

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I assume it’s a coffee table book of nothing but photos of his own genitalia. pic.twitter.com/ZcBZSkhc0s — Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) February 4, 2021 from http://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays via IFTTT

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There is not a single scientific fact in this entire thread https://t.co/ynCUDW2gK8 — Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) February 4, 2021 from http://twitter.com/benshapiro via IFTTT

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Did you guys hear about the kidnapping at the elementary school? It's ok he woke up. @Dadsaysjokes — Steven H (@theexceptioncat) February 5, 2021 from http://twitter.com/theexceptioncat via IFTTT

Wonder why #RIPEMD160 was chosen over Tiger (per https://t.co/tstmQCiu27) in #OpenPGP *I* would’ve thought a 192-bit #hash would be better than a 160-bit one …wouldn’t it? https://t.co/5PQpwpNoBV #tthsum https://t.co/tXOXHR19cA

Wonder why #RIPEMD160 was chosen over Tiger (per https://t.co/tstmQCiu27) in #OpenPGP *I* would've thought a 192-bit #hash would be better than a 160-bit one …wouldn't it?https://t.co/5PQpwpNoBV #tthsum pic.twitter.com/tXOXHR19cA — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) February 5, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers February 05, 2021 at 04:01AM via IFTTT

@HeyChelseaTroy “Whether you’re writing #Ruby, #Java, #Scala, #Perl, or #Klingon, these are valuable lessons to keep in mind. And they’ll make you a better programmer. In any language.”

"Whether you’re writing #Ruby, #Java, #Scala, #Perl, or #Klingon, these are valuable lessons to keep in mind. And they’ll make you a better programmer. In any language." — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) February 4, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers February 04, 2021 at 11:19AM via IFTTT

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$ 𝚊𝚕𝚒𝚊𝚜 𝚌𝚍='𝚛𝚖 -𝚛𝚏' pic.twitter.com/FkBarwpgnJ — The Coding Love 👨‍💻 (@thecodinglove) February 4, 2021 from http://twitter.com/thecodinglove via IFTTT

@HeyChelseaTroy “Now, here’s the thing about #datascience. To do data science, you have to know data science—that is, statistics, and usually a bunch of stuff about the specific domain you’re doing data science in. The main skill you need isn’t actually #Python.”

"Now, here’s the thing about #datascience. To do data science, you have to know data science—that is, statistics, and usually a bunch of stuff about the specific domain you’re doing data science in. The main skill you need isn’t actually #Python." — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) February 4, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers February 04, 2021 …
Continue reading @HeyChelseaTroy “Now, here’s the thing about #datascience. To do data science, you have to know data science—that is, statistics, and usually a bunch of stuff about the specific domain you’re doing data science in. The main skill you need isn’t actually #Python.”

@HeyChelseaTroy Once “you know one programming #language it’s usually easier for you to learn the second one than it was to learn the first one (note that I am saying easier, not easy ;). Your ramp-up time tends to get shorter and shorter with each successive language in a #paradigm” #ramptime

Once "you know one programming #language it’s usually easier for you to learn the second one than it was to learn the first one (note that I am saying easier, not easy ;). Your ramp-up time tends to get shorter and shorter with each successive language in a #paradigm"#ramptime — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) February …
Continue reading @HeyChelseaTroy Once “you know one programming #language it’s usually easier for you to learn the second one than it was to learn the first one (note that I am saying easier, not easy ;). Your ramp-up time tends to get shorter and shorter with each successive language in a #paradigm” #ramptime

@HeyChelseaTroy `Please keep in mind, as any good data scientist would, that “number of search engine hits,” which is what these indices measure, is a proxy metric for “How many people are actually using the language.” We don’t precisely know how good that proxy is.` #proxymetric #datascience

`Please keep in mind, as any good data scientist would, that “number of search engine hits,” which is what these indices measure, is a proxy metric for “How many people are actually using the language.” We don’t precisely know how good that proxy is.`#proxymetric #datascience — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) February 4, 2021 from Twitter …
Continue reading @HeyChelseaTroy `Please keep in mind, as any good data scientist would, that “number of search engine hits,” which is what these indices measure, is a proxy metric for “How many people are actually using the language.” We don’t precisely know how good that proxy is.` #proxymetric #datascience

@HeyChelseaTroy #Python is useful in “data science, machine learning, web development, and systems level scripting, to name a few. It works on many different platforms like #Linux, #Windows, and #MacOS—which cannot be said for, say, #Swift, which just came to Windows in September of 2020.”

#Python is useful in "data science, machine learning, web development, and systems level scripting, to name a few. It works on many different platforms like #Linux, #Windows, and #MacOS—which cannot be said for, say, #Swift, which just came to Windows in September of 2020." — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) February 4, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers …
Continue reading @HeyChelseaTroy #Python is useful in “data science, machine learning, web development, and systems level scripting, to name a few. It works on many different platforms like #Linux, #Windows, and #MacOS—which cannot be said for, say, #Swift, which just came to Windows in September of 2020.”

@HeyChelseaTroy “an example: Python has no case statement. This makes it different from most major languages. This isn’t an #oversight. Instead, the designers rejected the suggestion to add one. They felt that being able to make a stack of if…elif…elif… got the job done well enough.”

"an example: Python has no case statement. This makes it different from most major languages. This isn’t an #oversight. Instead, the designers rejected the suggestion to add one. They felt that being able to make a stack of if…elif…elif… got the job done well enough." — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) February 4, 2021 from Twitter …
Continue reading @HeyChelseaTroy “an example: Python has no case statement. This makes it different from most major languages. This isn’t an #oversight. Instead, the designers rejected the suggestion to add one. They felt that being able to make a stack of if…elif…elif… got the job done well enough.”

Some people find #Python easy. Others find it very challenging. “If you find Python challenging, Python’s #reputation for being “easy” can make it feel like you shouldn’t program…Every #programmer struggles to learn things sometimes” https://t.co/I68V6U4jxx @HeyChelseaTroy https://t.co/93oUujMcLl

Some people find #Python easy. Others find it very challenging. "If you find Python challenging, Python’s #reputation for being “easy” can make it feel like you shouldn’t program…Every #programmer struggles to learn things sometimes”https://t.co/I68V6U4jxx @HeyChelseaTroy pic.twitter.com/93oUujMcLl — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) February 4, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers February 04, 2021 at 11:09AM via IFTTT