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Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
My new summer JAM!
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#BNLLovinLife
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
How could *this* finding possibly be positive?
It reveals how systemic discrimination against caregivers is. It's proof that too many workplaces fail to accommodate caregiving responsibilities - among women & men.
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via @leahruppanner @circlein_co
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
It makes me sick to say but we should go ahead and talk about it -- I will be shocked if medication abortion or miscarriage treatment that uses mifepristone is still allowed in the U.S. by the end of February. Anti-abortion orgs have carefully set this up to ensure a win.
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Because Florida passed a law making it illegal for kids to learn about systemic racism, intersectionality & queer people in their public schools, @CollegeBoard is going to change their AP African American Studies course for the entire country?Y’all see where this is going, right? – at Manhattan, NY
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
"Instead of focusing on why parents may resent schools that afford queer minors safe spaces without explicitly informing parents, reporters ought to ask why so many queer and especially trans minors feel unsafe coming out to their 'liberal' parents."
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Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
listening to the march for life speaker canonize a woman who "heroically" died after giving birth to her fourth child. the crowd is cheering and applauding for the "selflessness of her decision."
cheering for a dead woman really summing up the pro-life stance 👀👀👀
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
The Republicans are talking about this openly now because Gen Z handed them their asses in the midterms.
Restricting voting rights is the only way they can win.
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
Just a reminder that most Americans still really do not understand what Martin Luther King actually did, or even how peaceful protest works generally.
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
Async programming is so cool. With just a few minutes of work you can have a program that hangs forever and is impossible to debug
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
Prof. Emerita Lynn Conway to be inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame: “She is recognized for her role in transforming the global microelectronics industry with the invention of VLSI, or Very Large-Scale Integration.”
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Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
An Ohio teacher, who was reading The Sneetches to her Grade 3 class, was abruptly cut off by an admin when a student said "It's almost like what happened back then, how people were treated. Like, disrespected. Like, white people disrespected Black people.”
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Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
And that, said Jeffrey on Twitter that day
Is the stupidest thing I've heard anyone say.
Should teachers need parents to give their consent
Before any second of class time is spent
On answering students with questions on race?
My God. How'd we ever wind up in this place?
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
People find the sentence "my artificial neural network is sentient" vastly more plausible than the sentence "my matrix multiplication algorithm is sentient" even though they are roughly the same claim.
This implies to me that "neural network" is bad terminology.
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
🦀📕 All chapters of my book, Rust Atomics and Locks, are now freely available online: marabos.nl/atomics/
Enjoy! ✨
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
grocery store chains: we set record profits this year
retail chains: we've never made so much money
energy companies: we just posted our best quarter on record
news article: who is to blame for inflation? you peasants wanting wages, probably
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
An underrated way to attract great engineers to your company
(drumroll)
Have a great engineering blog.
This means ENGINEERS write the blog, not content writers. And they give the "real deal" about challenges, learnings, failures.
So few companies do this. A few that do:
Brad Kittenbrink retweeted
Rewrites never go as planned.
Xamarin.Forms turning into Maui was supposed to be a quick change, fueled by hopium so strong it defied gravity.
Instead, at best, it set it back 2-3 years.
Almost three years after Shopify announced they were moving to React Native, they’re proud to announce they’ve ported *checks notes* four screens of their main app. shopify.engineering/migratin…
