I found this book on github called You Don't Know JS. It explains very clearly and conceptually the fundamentals of Javascript and I believe every Javascript Developer must read this.

I would like to raise a pull request for the same. Is this a welcome contribution right now?

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All events are intended for people who identify as female or transgender. Men are encouraged to attend only when noted on a specific event.

A few concerns and/or questions that I have:

1. 'female or transgender' implies that one cannot be both; this language could be (I am assuming unintentionally) discouraging to trans women, who often identify as both female and transgender. Perhaps this could be changed to All events are intended for people who identify as female and/or transgender.?
2. 'Female' implies a focus on bodies instead of identity. I am assuming that the latter is, in fact, the stronger focus of the organization. Perhaps this could be changed to All events are intended for people who identify as women and/or transgender?
3. Regarding and/or transgender: are transgender people who do not identify as women considered to fall within the category of 'Women Who Code'? If so, why? If not, it seems to me that it would make more sense if this sentence were changed to something like All events are intended for people who identify as women, or, to express inclusivity, which seems to be the purpose of this line in the first place, All events are intended for people who identify as women, including trans women.

Just some thoughts; interested to know what people think!

Thank you for helping, it is much appreciated!

The closest thing I found in regard to this issue is this creator's work:
https://github.com/jlbrown0532/Synthetic-Division-Template/blob/master/README.md

Quite simply, I hope someone can help me write polynomial division properly.

Say I want to get the remainder from dividing 2x2−5x−1 by x−3. Where would I place the modulo? How would I write this?

I hope that this is an appropriate issue to place here (It's not an issue with Git or with Python but a writing question.) I am new!

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Hi,

Just saw your tweet and came here - you have some great resources so I have two suggestions:

1. Duplication of resources

The resources listed here are great, but instead of creating duplicate learning resources why not contribute to the existing repos that are already curating and listing resources? The awesome repo** lists every language, field/industry, etc.. that would be relevant to STEMM so it would be useful to reach a wider audience. Besides, keeping things in a single place makes tracking easier. Most of these repos only list the freely available libs and learning resources, not paid ones, AFAIK.

** Disclaimer: That repo lists one of the programming language resources I maintain - Julia and Python. I would love to merge PR'S from contributors.

2. License

The MIT License (MIT) is a software license, usually never used for non-code repos. Since this repo contains just text, you might want to reconsider using a more appropriate license like CC.

Thanks for reading!
Best Wishes!

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I would like to add few very useful and technical links that explains Github workflows, better commit messages, raising pull requests etc. One such link is -
https://training.github.com/classnotes/2014-05-28-free-class-pull-requests

I would like to raise a pull request for the same. Is this a welcome contribution right now?