Indeed! To be clear, almost half (45%) of readers picked Python simulations as a post type that they really enjoy. It's also something I'll continue to use and share when looking at stats/probability.
Also, when asked, "Do you know how to write code using Python?" 28% said "Yes" and another 13% said "Maybe." So one could assume 41% of readers home some familiarity with Python.
Personally, I've always had a soft spot for Diplodocus, but if you don't already know the Jack Prelutsky poem about Ankylosaurus, it's well worth a google. I can remember shouting it around the house when I was a kid.
How come people don’t like Python? Big surprise here. Makes me sad.
Indeed! To be clear, almost half (45%) of readers picked Python simulations as a post type that they really enjoy. It's also something I'll continue to use and share when looking at stats/probability.
Also, when asked, "Do you know how to write code using Python?" 28% said "Yes" and another 13% said "Maybe." So one could assume 41% of readers home some familiarity with Python.
Did the tabletop game recommendations list get posted to Exeunt Omnes at some point? I couldn’t find it on a quick look.
I was surprised not to see any Mothership in the word-cloud image. (Comment prompted by [Roll over vs. roll under - Skeleton Code Machine](https://www.skeletoncodemachine.com/p/roll-over-under).)
What an awesome year. Can't wait for more SCM in 2024!
Personally, I've always had a soft spot for Diplodocus, but if you don't already know the Jack Prelutsky poem about Ankylosaurus, it's well worth a google. I can remember shouting it around the house when I was a kid.