A Short History of Algorithms
This “Short History of Algorithms” poem was written in 2019 as a study aid for Big Tech-style coding interviews. It didn’t make me better, but here it is
This “Short History of Algorithms” poem was written in 2019 as a study aid for Big Tech-style coding interviews. It didn’t make me better, but here it is
Don’t get mad. Get busy. (Well, get mad if it helps.) 1) Showing Up for Racial Justice – Facebook . Twitter . Act Now In this moment, white people of
He was not that into laps, hugs, or photos, and he was afraid of lightning, however he enjoyed tennis balls, peanut butter, and dogs on TV.
It’s me–you from a year ago! We’re about to try IVF. Boy, we could not get pregnant naturally! We could not at all.
Dear infertile people, you don’t need advice, but I’m going to give you some anyway.
Telling people is a grab bag. Some people say the first thing that pops in their head. Dear fertile people, I’m all out of smile and nod.
‘Shopped by Random_Tangent That would be Jake in the corner, holding a lime. When the source drawing was made, I had no idea that LIMES AND DOGS ARE
MSNBC reports on “black dog syndrome” — where black dogs are less likely to get adopted than dogs of other colors. Way harsh. Also way true. Unfortch,
Why, yes, I do find everything about this Facebook ad horrific! Thanks for asking! I need Jake joy as antidote: You have value other than as object and
Behold the exceptional cuteness. Also note that Jake (the little black dog) kicks Kiwi (the German Shepherd) off of the big bed, which I put down *for
Even my legends have legends Ahhh… moments of greatness, non-sequitur moments of “Signs,” and questionable CGI. Altogether, it is like a beautifully
Knee-jerk reaction: I don’t get it. I’m trying to get it. Mostly I’m mystified that this movie has gotten such uniform high praise. I would have taken it
Lemme tell you a little about Charleston. I’m here with the art department and animators on an annual field trip. The 2nd years study architecture and
You have to see this movie. In the theater. It is worth $7, although be warned you may want to see it again with friends who haven’t seen it already,
Heath Ledger acted his mighty grumbly taciturn ass off.
I am too lazy to write, so I`ll post pictures instead. Self-indulgent good times! I`m startled to insanity by this crappy green-eye fix! This is a kitten
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