What's esp important to me about his position is that teaching programming like this shows a student that programming isn't magic -- its logic, and the logic has been designed by specific people and can change.

Dijkstra thought we should teach intro cs in an unimplemented language, so that students would have to focus on reasoning with the *language* itself, apart from its execution by the computer. Not sure I agree with him, but his argument is pretty convincing! www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcr...

the real problem with men these days is clearly lack of skills.

toxic masculinity is a skill issue smh

the people crave the nut

every oreo flavor ever made:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...

I think about this once a week

Ok so Joanna Russ was exactly on your wavelength in the 1980's and wrote a great article called "Pornography By Women For Women, With Love" (also features a detailed discussion of kirk/spock fanfic, bc 1980's)

it slaps, would highly recommend

I wonder if we convince ourselves we're the first to make a critique or identify a problem because, deep down, we'd like to think that the critique or identification alone will fix it. Hard to convince oneself of that when a long line of those before is made visible.

ok this isn't wolf content but i do need you to see this coaster I found that has what I can only describe as a gay fox