Python's differentiation of class methods and static methods is very much a pythonism and seems (to my mind, not really a pythonista) mostly due to the strange semantics around passing self-reference via first argument; Java's static methods and Ruby's class methods (for example) are equivalent.
Nice job saying "let's analyze" and then doing absolutely zero analysis.
He has all his life to make money. The career path you have as a college student is different though, you are much more likely to meet your co-founder in school for example, and the window for attending university is not the same.
It's not a "mere mention of men" it's some bullshit nonsense that implies men ought to be a certain way and it also subtly implies that we're all men here and that this is no place for women. Christ you are thick.
It is sexist and you would notice if it was the other way around and, you being as much of an ass as you are, you'd probably be a big fucking douchebag about it too. Way to turn the conversation to you boo-hooing about being called a sexist neanderthal, eh?
Yeah, except that the absence of women is a huge and embarrassing black mark on our industry. Just because you personally are too big of a cretin to give a shit doesn't mean everyone has their head up their ass. GFY.
Not that crazy. It has valid use detecting/preventing hotlinking/bandwidth leeching. Plus otherwise how would you find out what search terms were driving traffic?