> For my taste, you are getting your rap down way too well.
>
Wait'll you hear the music that goes with it! (I haven't yet either). ;-D
> For the record - I found it necessary to walk out of - yes - a Monty Python
> movie.
>
I had a lot of trouble with 'The Meaning of Life' when I saw it. I
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>
> We're trying to recruit more girls by taking the edge off of
> technology some (more dolls, fewer bayonets). A kinder gentler CS?
> Doesn't mean we stop with the war games. Quakers play Quake. But
> it's metaphoric violen
> Digital, actually is cold. And children are too sensitive not to perceive it
> as cold.
>
Yes, but they love cartoons.
> Anything we can actually pet around?
>
I'm all for that too. Not either/or.
> I'd feel better about it if I knew what problem, exactly, we were solving.
>
We're trying
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> > Then I notice the Scheme folks might come and wonder if they're like
> > the zookeepers. because, like, we have all these animals: {Logo :
> > turtle, Squeak : mouse, Python : snake}. Now the Schemers show up,
> > and plan a circus or som
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> For my part, I've been musing on the animals we're seeing: turtles on
> Python. I'm into monkeys. And Python's a snake (some say a comedy
> troupe, but I say "it ate Monty").
>
> I'm invited to a Shuttleworth Foundation gig
For my part, I've been musing on the animals we're seeing: turtles on
Python. I'm into monkeys. And Python's a snake (some say a comedy
troupe, but I say "it ate Monty").
I'm invited to a Shuttleworth Foundation gig in London in April to
brainstorm on a proposed curriculum pipeline in South Afr
