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100 Python Code Snippets for Everyday Problems

Everything you regularly Google just found its place in this list. Say hello to a growing list of Python code snippets for everyday problems.

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Conspiracy Theory: All Pro Sports Are Rigged Now

Sports betting is huge now, and I assume you've noticed. But, are there any consequences to the legitimacy of sports?

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Reflecting on My Teaching Journey Heading into 2026

I am going to kick off the new year with a bit of a bummer by talking about how my 7th year of teaching has been going (spoiler: it's not great).

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I Hate That Student Feedback Is Now Reviewed by Machine Learning

It's that time of the year again where we get feedback from our students. This semester, the format of the reports were a bit shocking, so I wanted to rant about that for a moment. Autumn 2025...

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Not All Code Completion Is Generative AI

In an effort to accelerate AI hype, we now have people saying that every developer is using AI. Their evidence? Every IDE has some code completion feature. While that might be true, I think it's...

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AI Haters Stay Winning: What It’s Like to Be Constantly Vindicated

I have a bit of a different one today. Periodically, I will see a story or a video that "proves" some of the takes I've had on this site around generative AI, and I figured I'd share a few of them.

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Computer Science Career Advice in 2026? Your Guess Is as Good as Mine

It's the night before I give my semester career talk, and I felt that my usual advice needs some change. In preparation, I wanted to reflect on the state of the world, the industry, and the worries...

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