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JesperRavn
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Comment #10372204
It seems like a borderline example. I feel that the "brogrammer" stereotype was invented up mainly because the nerd stereotype was too sympathetic. I'm genuinely curious if there a…
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Comment #10372168
Did I say that persecuted nerds have the right to cordon off CS as a refuge for their culture? I thought that I said the opposite. Your later comments suggest that you break things…
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Comment #10372129
Note I'm submitting this article with with its title unchanged, but the story is more notable for having been removed from Forbes as a violation of their terms of service. I think …
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Comment #10370841
This was a very well written and balanced article. I want to contribute a reason why I think that many men in tech hold back from fully endorsing this viewpoint. The reason is that…
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Comment #10370681
It makes sense. Advertising is inefficient, wasting people's time and attention for the gain of the advertiser. Advertisements have long been used as a form of micropayment, to fun…
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Comment #10370074
If one looks at GDP per capita or life expectancy, progress did not stop or slow in the 50's. I think the main difference is that progress is now made in much smaller increments. E…
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Comment #10369970
I don't go out of my way to modify my language (although I can see how without extra context, like the fact that I met these people at a social event not a professional event, you …
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Comment #10369918
I thought the principle you and the other poster were arguing for, was to minimize conflict. In the case of "bro" the conflict arises from a feminist critique of the word's usage i…
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Comment #10369695
I agree. The intentionally prevocational logo (a Menorah) has put me off CLISP[0], I would guess many others too. [0] See the explanation at http://www.clisp.org/impnotes/faq.html#…
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Comment #10368050
Sounds like the real asshole is the person who instead of trying to understand and critique people with different opinions, simply lambasts them as "assholes". A great example of t…
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Comment #10368013
The worst stories of sexual harassment I've heard have always been from women in the social sciences. I commented on this to two girls doing PhD's in social psychology, who were de…
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Comment #10368004
I would like to see nerd elitism and nerd bashing both stop. Some people claim that to be a programmer you need to have a certain personality or hobbies, and this is wrong. But ner…
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Comment #10367266
But people complaining about "corporate censorship" are smart well informed people? How is internet.org controlling what website people get to see different from, for example, YouT…
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Comment #10366915
I wasn't saying that Facebook should be regulated like shopping malls. I was saying that people who say that private censorship is not problematic, do not have an answer for things…
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Comment #10366500
I hope this gives some pause for people who advocate the XKCD line on free speech[0]. While not every platform should be required to host every kind of content, when a platform bec…
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Comment #10366211
Article reposted here: http://techraptor.net/content/there-is-no-diversity-crisis-i...
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Comment #10364669
Unqualified as I am, I feel compelled to give some commentary. This is the real deal. As the article describes, the Nobel Prize was awarded for a discovery of facts that are incons…
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Comment #10357669
>countless new techbros with no respect for Seattle culture who spend 11hrs/day at work and don't have time to develop a personality romping around town give it a real bad reputati…
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Comment #10357608
And creating "fragile" models because they don't have the tools to reproduce their own experiments. How many authors of academic papers in ML could reproduce the exact same results…
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Comment #10357487
Yet another way that privileged White males from the tech industry oppress women.
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Comment #10357459
In my high school they didn't know the word "techie" so they had a different word for kids they considered quite and boring. Ironically it was the same word they used to describe p…
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Comment #10350610
I'm guessing that he means that his work is closely related to arithmetic geometry (which I was once told was one of the hardest fields in pure math), and so someone with no backgr…