Hillsdale College graduate Isaac Myhal, ’26, turned his senior thesis into a groundbreaking achievement in computer science: developing the world’s fastest mapping library. His research produced a tool approximately twice as fast as the C++ standard library, with the potential to improve the efficiency of computer systems worldwide. He found it was even faster than gperf — the state-of-the-art tool used to power Firefox, Chrome, and the Python programming language — and more user-friendly. He has released it for public use. Myhal graduated from Hillsdale College earlier this year with a major in mathematics and minors in computer science and military history and strategy. Hillsdale College launched a minor in computer science in 2021.

Technically I think the statistic was more narrow, something like “no male writers were specifically featured”, still it indicates the same reality. There was an active effort over the last three decades to remove white male writers.

Mr. Winkie probably thought he was amplifying feminist voices by printing this in Slate. Instead, this guy is most likely going to get himself canceled for the high crime of making women look bad. Woke 2.0 is going to be lit.

A statistic that sounds fake but isn't: Not one single white American man born after 1984 has published a work of literary fiction in The New Yorker. It's not because they stopped writing. It's because The New Yorker has refused to publish them. The publishing industry has blacked out a generation of male writers & then they wonder why boys don't read.

Jews voted 70-30 for this. Don't ever show up in my mentions complaining about ________, or anyone else. As if I have some magic wand, anyway. It was always silly. CLEAN YOUR OWN HOUSE UP FIRST. Thank you.

This article was fascinating. Apparently there is a huge cohort of women in their late 30s who are still fuming over the grave injustice of that one time, in primary school, when somebody made them read a book geared towards what boys like. Because remember, if boys like it, then it isn’t really a book.

There was nothing "optimistic" about this time, the twee happy-go-lucky shit was a coping mechanism. Everything sucked, no one could find a job, life was impossible, everyone was drunk and on drugs 24/7. Pill popping, booze slamming, depressioncore version of the '60s.

Apparently, being a woman on the poli sci job market gave candidates a better chance of getting a tenure track job than co-authoring in APSR, the flagship journal. When academics weren't lying about discrimination ever happening, they were lying about it never sacrificing merit.

If you don't agree with the elitists in theory, then you have no brain. If you don't support the nationalists in practice, then you have no heart (or gut). All right-wingers exist inside this paradox. What matters is not what side you prefer, but what you do with the conflict.