It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.
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If you haven't yet read "Building the Woke Web" alistapart.com/article/build… yet, it is not only insightful generally, but begins addressing the interaction between Internet, Web, and Civil Society. Well-done! #WebDev #WebDesign #Inclusion #A11Y #Justice #Society #Connectivity #WokeAF
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Because sex trafficking usually involves under classed and underprivileged and underaged humans. It is synonymous with racist agenda in my way of thinking. But your point is powerful and I acknowledge it thank you!
I think that's an interesting point of view but completely mismatched to my own experience of having been with Twitter since Twitter was born. And in early days it was real community real people not anonymous to the extreme we see today. At least we have a few personal choices.❤️
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From my Las Vegas days I can absolutely see that as what Nevada my deem as absolute logic. It breaks my heart but it makes me laugh because it's just so damn accurate. I can't figure out if Arizona is worse. I think it is worse but smaller population density mitigates a bit ❤️
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Not in school in fact most of what I learned in school here in the US related to history is a bunch of BS as I had to relearn later in life through Reading study and experience. Tis a sad thing.
Thanks. Thanks so much darling. Sharing a craving is like sneezing or yawning 🤧 Contagion sets in and everybody has to join in no I want a cheese steak as well and it's 3 in the morning! The best I can manage is the 24/7 McDonald's nearby and that ain't going to cut it. So funny
Yeah I know how code is all right. Having had some kind of weird obsessional disorder with language and code in general of all types it outright plagues me at times my dear. I will absolutely revisit. It is so nice to know that if I run into trouble I can ping you! My gratitude!
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Thanks Mike. It's come up in the conversation and I've been wondering about the flat app concept as my only experience in the past with django has been early use in support and interest in what Simon was up to. I am going to absolutely revisit.
Okay I'll revisit just because you say so. And in all seriousness your say-so is very meaningful to me. Thank you so much Chris.
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Hi there and thanks so much. No matter what I end up choosing the truth is this journey of going through and studying a little bit more about other options is very educational and thought-provoking for me. This looks very intriguing from that POV. Much appreciated my friend! 😊
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I honestly feel the same way. So I can't answer your question but I can deeply empathize. Since I've had this conversation with more than one person I think there's a deeper problem that goes beyond our own individual motivations. Any thoughts on that? Hang in there my friend! 😊
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As a computational linguist and student of neurosciences and human cognition I found this article to be so compelling for all people who are both verbal and work in technology especially as programmers. Highly recommended read!
#Language #Programming
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This thought is crossing my reading more and more, and I am so glad to see the re-emergence of static for sites over one page app crap. :P
Oh, Dear King of Britons! Python is quirky but does fit my preferences. I have no Python experience other than study. How much Python do I need to manage and are you're suggesting django flat page app specifically? If so, I'm all ears. I have only used it before because: Simon!
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