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Book about Anti-Gravity

The omniscient corny horn pours out the following words of wisdom:I’m reading a book about Anti-Gravity. It’s impossible to put down.

No guts

On Hallows’ Eve, the mystic corny horn discloses the following words of wisdom:Q: Why wouldn’t the skeleton go in the haunted house?A: It had no guts.

Never ever ask for estimations

The omniscient corny horn pours out the following words of wisdom:Project managers never ask Chuck Norris for estimations… ever.

Ion someone else

The omniscient corny horn pours out the following words of wisdom:Q: Why did the electron leave the atom?A: Because it had its Ion someone else.

kill -9

The omniscient corny horn pours out the following words of wisdom:Chuck Norris’s first program was kill -9.

Difference between Machine Learning and AI

The omniscient corny horn pours out the following words of wisdom: If it’s written in Python, then it’s probably machine learning.If it’s written in PowerPoint, then it’s probably AI.

No reaction

The omniscient corny horn pours out the following words of wisdom:I told a chemist a joke. No reaction.

Smack Down charts

The omniscient corny horn pours out the following words of wisdom:Chuck Norris doesn’t do Burn Down charts, he does Smack Down charts.

‘P’ in ‘Social Media’

Don’t let the omniscient corny horn fool you with the following words of wisdom:The ‘P‘ in ‘Social Media‘ stands for Privacy.

3 kinds of people (pt. 3)

using System; public class Program { public static void Main() { Console.WriteLine(“for”); for (int j = 0; j < 10; j++) { Console.WriteLine(j); } }