Oh sweet . The err kids will be glad to hear that . <| sep |> She has been in silence since her failed attempt . No fucking way she will turn this around . She cheated and still lost GTFO . <| sep |> Diggs now officially out . Hop on the thielen hype train . <| sep |> Fair point . Although , Edgar had a better win than Conor since he first lost to Aldo so a rematch would have been deserved . That makes Conor and Edgar the two considered for a title shot . Khabib and Ferguson are the only two that should be considered for a title shot at lightweight so it ' s sort of similar . I agree though , in an ideal world Khabib will fight Ferguson to declare the contender for the title . <| sep |> No thats I fell into the firepit . <| sep |> Python is a dynamically typed language . That means I do not have to know the type of variable to use it . As long as it behaves like another type , I am free to effectively pretend it is that other type . The author is also confused about dynamic typing . He uses the case of adding a string and bytes type together with failing at runtime to argue that python 3 strings are statically typed . The fact that this fails at runtime is actually an example of dynamic typing if it were statically typed it would fail at compile time which obviously doesn ' t exist for python 3 . What the author is instead complaining about is that there is no type coercion happening here . But that ' s perfectly valid in dynamically typed languages , and , frankly , type coercion is one of the many reasons languages like php and JavaScript can be a nightmare to work with . I don ' t use python , but I ' d consider that failure a plus . This article is a mess this isn ' t even getting into all the beggingthequestion in the beginning . The author ' s misunderstanding of Turing completeness and other core cs concepts is amusing , but the end result is not . He is either surprisingly ignorant or willfully trying to mislead novices .