Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Curious learner: Plays typography games and tracks scores like “I got 87/100 in Shape Type, a typography game” and “Kern letters online and check against the designer's solution (92/100)”, showing active skill-building.
- Tech engaged: Attends tech events and highlights leaders, e.g., “U.S. CTO Megan Smith + team of women technologists who are improving govt and its services #GHC15 #LinkedInWIT” and “In Houston for the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing! #LinkedInWIT #GHC15”.
- Community minded: Supports causes and tools that help others, like “I'm supporting Charity with @browseforacause” and automation for productivity “If I send an email tagged #todo, add a task to my Inbox! #TodoistIFTTT”.
- Entrepreneurial spirit: Promotes innovative food-delivery ideas, e.g., “So excited for on demand homemade food delivery! @eatdishful” and positive product feedback “this #homemade dish from @eatdishful hit the spot!”.
- Hardworking student: Frequently references heavy homework loads and tests, such as “wishes she didn't have so much summer homework from six classes. And studying for tests!” and academic tasks like TOK, history, and math in “oh wait I take that back. There's TOK and history. And possibly English.”.
Weaknesses:
- Sleep habits: Struggles with staying up late to work, as shown by “is there an online support group just for night owls trying to get through homework in the early morning? I need one ... x__x” and the notable mention “going to bed early for once”.
- Overcommitted workload: Mentions large amounts of homework from many classes, e.g., “wishes she didn't have so much summer homework from six classes. And studying for tests!” and multiple subjects at once in “oh wait I take that back. There's TOK and history. And possibly English.”, implying potential overload.
- Productivity dips: Admits to distraction affecting work, like “see MJ transform through time! http://bit.ly/2z6q3W (productivity today: ZERO)”, suggesting focus can be inconsistent.
- Tool mismatch: Notes difficulties using Dvorak at school: “is not competent on QWERTY anymore. Dvorak is a problem for school.”, hinting at friction between personal preferences and practical requirements.
- Stress about academics: Expresses frustration with schoolwork and tests, such as “and math. crap. at least it's not due tmrw.” and worries tied to multiple assignments in “oh wait I take that back. There's TOK and history. And possibly English.”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Tonya most closely matches Lisa Simpson, who is studious, socially conscious, and tech/art inclined. The early tweets about homework like “is actually done with all hw due tmrw” and “wishes she didn't have so much summer homework from six classes. And studying for tests!” show a strong academic focus that mirrors Lisa’s dedication to school. Her interest in typography and design games such as “I got 87/100 in Shape Type, a typography game” and “Kern letters online and check against the designer's solution (92/100)” reflects Lisa’s love of learning and niche intellectual pursuits. Professional and tech-forward tweets about women in computing and government tech like “U.S. CTO Megan Smith + team of women technologists who are improving govt and its services #GHC15 #LinkedInWIT” align with Lisa’s progressive, civic-minded nature. Even her experimentation with more efficient tools and systems, as in “If I send an email tagged #todo, add a task to my Inbox! #TodoistIFTTT”, matches Lisa’s thoughtful, optimization-oriented mindset.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They lean Introvert (I): most tweets are about their own work, school, or interests rather than socializing, and even at big events they frame it professionally, e.g., being in Houston for the Grace Hopper Celebration and sharing a LinkedIn post rather than chatting about friends or parties: “In Houston for the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing! #LinkedInWIT #GHC15”. They appear Intuitive (N) via interest in patterns, systems, and ideas, such as cognitive bias and how people think—“Facts that prove you wrong probably just convince you more that you were right”—and their fascination with typography games: “I got 87/100 in Shape Type, a typography game”. The Thinking (T) preference shows up in their tech/tool enthusiasm and problem–solving orientation rather than emotional sharing, e.g., using automation pragmatically: “If I send an email tagged #todo, add a task to my Inbox! #TodoistIFTTT” and geeking out over keyboard layouts: “is not competent on QWERTY anymore. Dvorak is a problem for school.”. They read as Judging (J): they talk about getting homework done and tracking deadlines—“is actually done with all hw due tmrw” and then immediately inventorying remaining tasks in other classes: “oh wait I take that back. There's TOK and history. And possibly English.”—which suggests structured, planful behavior. Taken together (introspective, systems-focused, analytical, and organized), INTJ is the best-fitting type given the limited data.
Some pickup lines for you
- If we were at Grace Hopper right now, I’d skip Megan Smith’s talk just to hear you geek out about women in tech over coffee—mind if I crash #LinkedInWIT with a plus-one?
- You got 92/100 on kerning and 87/100 in Shape Type—how about we test our typography skills together and see if we can perfectly space the letters in ‘us’?
- You once wished all colleges used the Common App; I’m just wishing there were a Common ‘Ask You Out’ form so I could submit my application to Tonya 24/7.
- Since you’ve already hacked your productivity with #TodoistIFTTT, how about a new automation: ‘If tagged #date, then schedule dinner with the night owl who survives homework and math like a pro’?
- You said it’s hard to find good lasagna at a restaurant, but that @eatdishful dish hit the spot—want to do a rigorous A/B test with me over homemade food and call it user research for our taste buds?
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From early-morning homework tweets to Grace Hopper halls. Product-minded technologist, typography nerd & foodie who once switched to Dvorak for fun.– @tonya
Your signature cocktail
The Grace Hopper Night Owl Negroni
This cocktail runs on late-night hustle, inspired by the exhausted student energy of “is there an online support group just for night owls trying to get through homework in the early morning? I need one ... x__x”, so it starts with a bold cold brew coffee liqueur base. The gin infused with basil and citrus peel nods to their sharp, clean, slightly nerdy aesthetic from typography games like “I got 87/100 in Shape Type, a typography game” and “Kern letters online and check against the designer's solution (92/100)”. Aperol adds bright, optimistic bitterness befitting someone who celebrates tech and women in computing, as in “In Houston for the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing! #LinkedInWIT #GHC15” and “U.S. CTO Megan Smith + team of women technologists who are improving govt and its services #GHC15 #LinkedInWIT”. A touch of sweet vermouth reflects their softer side and appreciation for comfort, like the joy in “It's so hard to find a good lasagna at a restaurant, but this #homemade dish from @eatdishful hit the spot! #dishful”. The lemon twist is a bright, minimal garnish—clean and efficient, much like using automation in “If I send an email tagged #todo, add a task to my Inbox! #TodoistIFTTT”, making this drink a balanced mix of productivity, playfulness, and late-night ambition.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Tonya shows a strong pattern of intellectual curiosity, playfulness with ideas, and love of learning that aligns most closely with Ravenclaw. They share scores and experiences from typography and kerning games like “I got 87/100 in Shape Type, a typography game” and “Kern letters online and check against the designer's solution (92/100)”, which highlights an enjoyment of precision, design, and skill-building for its own sake. Their frustration with workload and school, as in “wishes she didn't have so much summer homework from six classes. And studying for tests!” and the sequence about finishing homework like “is actually done with all hw due tmrw”, points to a rigorous academic environment where intellectual performance clearly matters to them. Tweets about tools and workflows, such as “If I send an email tagged #todo, add a task to my Inbox! #TodoistIFTTT”, show an analytical, systems-thinking mindset. Even their experiment with alternative keyboard layouts, “is not competent on QWERTY anymore. Dvorak is a problem for school.”, suggests a willingness to optimize and tinker with how they think and work—classic Ravenclaw behavior rather than simple ambition or loyalty. While there are hints of Hufflepuff-like diligence, the consistent throughline of curiosity, playful intellectual challenges, and optimization of tools and techniques makes Ravenclaw the best fit.
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Your song
Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield
A fitting song for Tonya is Unwritten, which celebrates curiosity, growth, and shaping your own path—traits that show up repeatedly in her timeline. She’s deeply engaged with tech and women in computing, as seen when she posts about being in Houston for the Grace Hopper Celebration and sharing that she’s attending for the first time: “In Houston for the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing! #LinkedInWIT #GHC15”. The song’s theme of embracing new opportunities and rewriting your story matches her excitement about innovative services like on-demand homemade food delivery: “So excited for on demand homemade food delivery! @eatdishful”. Her long-running interest in learning and self-improvement, from typography games to academic grind—“wishes she didn't have so much summer homework from six classes. And studying for tests!”—also reflects the song’s focus on perseverance and personal evolution. Overall, Unwritten captures her mix of ambition, curiosity, and optimism about building the future, both for herself and in tech.
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