My doctor friend at home with #COVID19 can turn his pulseox from 90% to 96% by lying on his stomach for 5 minutes. #proning works.

Just a by the by: "private" messages sent to individual people during a Zoom meeting show up in the end-of-meeting transcript along with all other public messages. Tell your friends, save a life.

About to go live for our 2nd episode of #BCCAll in 17 mins! Join us from your couch and hear all about Becca Rosenthal and I's jobs of Christmas past 🛋️👉 aka.ms/BCCAll

Going live in 8 minutes with Chloe Condon to talk about previous job experience and pivoting those skills into tech careers. Come hang out! aka.ms/bccall

🎉 #PyCon2020 Online has launched! Hop to us.pycon.org/2020/online/ to access all of our online content. Read the announcement here: mailchi.mp/us.pycon.org/p…

Today is Wednesday, so you know what that means? Another live episode of #BCCAll w/ Becca Rosenthal! 💌 This week Jayce Azua will be joining us to talk about getting the interview/interviewing. Fun fact: I met Jayce at our Microsoft Reactor office hours irl! 👩🏼‍🏫 meetup.com/Microsoft-Reac…

There’s something about the phrase “nullish coalescing” that’s just... so... satisfying. and also concerning somehow

Getting excited to join Becca Rosenthal and Chloe Condon on their podcast #bccall this afternoon to discuss how to survive a coding bootcamp, but more importantly, to reminisce on their time at Hackbright 💖 Spoiler alert: they were both delightful students youtube.com/watch?v=hfJNy3…

Two great peeps being great to each other ☺️

Teacher: This is a car. It is used for transportation. Student 1: What happens if I fly it into the sun? Student 2: Can you cook with it? Student 3: I used one underwater — it didn't work. Student 4: How are transmissions implemented? Student 5: What is transportation?

Mass sterilization of immigrants is not new. It has a history in the US. This book changed my whole outlook on how history gets retold and atrocities like this forgotten - only to reappear today. Horrifying. ucpress.edu/book/978052028…

When I first started my career, I thought being a stellar software engineer means writing correct, performant, and elegant code, having deep understanding of programming languages & frameworks & operating systems & networking & databases, etc.

Hello tweeps! It’s been a YEAR. At Hackbright Academy, we’ve been staying the course, continuing to help women start their careers as software engineers remotely. Tomorrow, they begin their job search. Want to meet them, see their projects? Join us! eventbrite.com/e/hackbright-v…

Yes. to my fedex delivery person blasting Mazzy Star

There isn't always a solution for the pain you go through, sometimes the best thing you can do is acknowledge that it exists. There's something about accepting the situation you're in that gives you what you need to get through it.

I have been a software engineer for almost 10 years now and I think my only real principle is "please just solve the problems that actually exist" I see people who are much smarter and more experienced than me deviate from this and it almost always ends badly

we think about debugging as a technical skill (and it absolutely is!!) but a huge amount of it is managing your feelings so you don't get discouraged and being self-aware so you can recognize your incorrect assumptions

After a lot of work, we have finished the implementation of PEP 657 🚀🎉. In Python 3.11🐍, tracebacks will annotate where exactly the error is happening in your code 🤯. No more confusion having to guess what part of the expression is wrong. Learn more at python.org/dev/peps/pep-0…

Tabs vs spaces

I love this for many reasons.