| Pronouns | She/Them |
| “Certifications” | Hacking With SwiftUI, HTML/CSS, SQL/MySQL |
Really enjoying the Harvard CS50 class.
What I absolutely love is the feedback I get on how my code is written in the VS code codespace on Github. Also nice to be able to #code anywhere with internet access.
I get feedback like how to make my comments more descriptive and how I can write better for scalability and understanding.
It got me thinking about AI used in compilers that annoyingly anticipate what you'll write. I think the better use of AI is to provide code writing feedback.
Holy moly... I woke up way too early to try to learn #c 2 cups of coffee isn't working.
All I want to do is convert a string to an integer and an array! I can do this in #python and #SwiftUI dangit!
Also the best time to learn about Git and Github was before I took Hacking with SwiftUI. The second best time is now.
Learn #Git & #Github, folks. Just do it and thank yourself later.
That moment when you find out the solution to a Boeing 787 powering down issue after 248 days of flying is to turn it off and on again.
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Well I have done my civic duty and voted with my vagina for #Democrats across the board. Not literally.
I’m really sick of lawyers/legislators breaking our State laws here of practicing medicine without a license and violating patients rights while justifying the subjugation of women.
There’s so many scenarios that could happen, but none of them are anyone’s business unless it happens to them.
End soap box rant
If anyone is interested in taking Harvard's CS50 Intro to Computer Science class the link is below. It's available for free as an audit or you can enroll.
While I was being sedated for my hysterectomy, the (woman) surgeon came in to check on everything. I asked her if she would be so kind as to send my uterus to Congress. If they want to control them, I said, they can have mine.
Every person in the room was female and I passed out to the sound of roaring laughter.
This is an interesting way of learning how to #code from MIT. It's designed for kids 8-16, but anyone can use it.
I just learned about it from taking the Harvard CS50 class (wish I'd taken it first).
This is #scratch and I think it's a great starter for anyone to learn the process of coding in a simple way.
MEMES Limited 
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