McNasty @McNasty@qoto.org

@Anoa depends on what you’d like to do— but if you want to try to learn to code and have a ton of growth potential with that same language, Python is the way to go! There’s a good reason it’s what most people recommend to start with. My advice is to do a little every day rather than try to do too much and burn yourself out on a new way of thinking (if you haven’t coded before).

@kwcollins I almost exclusively read my “for you” timeline of people I have chosen to follow across dozens of instances, which both limits my timeline to posts and interactions of people I choose, and also limits engagement with other people and topics to that might be tangential. If it’s less addictive because it’s more in my control that sounds great but may cause me to stop using it out of boredom. I’m curious how I’ll use or not use this 6 months from now.

@GiffordJames have a good (and chafe-less) run!

@nosherwan @mgabriel I just open a tab to NYT (if you have a subscription) or 538’s live blog, but I find 538 a bit cumbersome to be honest.

@GiffordJames cold or not, they’ll teach you to wear the right fabric and/or cover them with tape. All it took for me to learn that lesson was one half marathon race.

@DataDrivenMD doesn’t seem to work!

My #introduction — I am a #cancerresearch er and #epidemiologist living in the #usa and remaining mostly anonymous because I’m not famous, I don’t plan to be, and my #progressivepolitics is maybe not always something my employer would want being broadcast :)

@msilpala it does remind me of the late 90s- early 2000s when message boards, chat rooms, and BBS were all trying to figure out what to do with the massive influx of users

@msilpala The iOS app doesn't seem to let you do that, or at least not easily-- but on the website it's quite easy. Oh well, maybe if this catches on it'll improve!