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jd75
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Comment #41679898
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Comment #20966808
Women's domestic enslavement was a wonderful thing.
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Comment #20966800
Did I miss something, or does this article say that, for example, if one parent lost 5 children, that means that on average 5 parents lost 1 child each? It's an interesting topic a…
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Comment #19599230
My grandma had cancer. A doctor had ignored her complaining of throat pain for too long, and it didn't look good. The doctor who told us chemo was an option was pushing my grandma …
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Comment #19228395
No, I mean I don't get promoted for trying to hear what other people say, while managers can't say enough nice things about the hipster-ass who breaks everything he touches trying …
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Comment #19226737
People love to work with me, but managers love all of those flaws.
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Comment #17965154
it was probably mostly because "everyone's doing it", but i'm glad we did. a little harder to bail when the going gets tough when the in-laws' friends have given you a cuisinart. ;…
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Comment #17965120
I didn't want kids until I was 14 and my mom had an oopsie-baby. The intense love I felt for my baby sister changed my mind. And I wasn't wrong -- despite many, many, many drawback…
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Comment #17964845
Everyone's goals vary, but I got married because I wanted kids and I wanted help raising them from someone with a vested interest in doing so.
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Comment #17964833
I'm not sure I could identify my "core values" in a crowd -- where I feel lucky is in the "healthy discussions". My husband and I don't hit each other with too many of the Four Hor…
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Comment #17033705
I personally love me some alone time, but yeah, as a lady, tech is a little too lonely even for me. Something that I think would help is if the social types in the engineering depa…
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Comment #16915286
>a baby; wife doesn't work currently. As a favor to you, let me note that whatever your job is, your wife works harder than you do.
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Comment #16633999
Given that another comment says she "suddenly" crossed three lanes of traffic and was on the far side of the car when she was hit, my suspicion is that the car thought she was ridi…
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Comment #14976715
>This could have been any of us. Not me! I know I'm not biologically ill-suited to geek out.
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Comment #14976665
Or any woman, apparently, since the author never met one who has a pile of electronic components stored away for some day.
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Comment #14810116
Why would Ajit Pai care what we think? How much money have we given the GOP? What kushy job do we have lined up for him if he does what we want?
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Comment #14706036
I enjoy making things with code. I like earning a check. Why do you stay in your job? It makes me sad to think my kids will think I didn't do enough for them one day, but dads have…
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Comment #14706000
The policies are better than nothing, because you meet people facing the same biases you do and realize you aren't a lunatic weirdo. But in my utopia, everyone takes the implicit a…
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Comment #14705823
Of course your sister should make her own choices, but the pressure on a mom in tech to leave is still absolutely immense. The more of us who tough it out, the better for our daugh…
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Comment #14705761
Where "fun" is defined by people who got funding. http://fortune.com/2017/03/13/female-founders-venture-capita...
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Comment #14705737
> it's like there's an army of internet people waiting for you to mess up and will punish you with controversy and/or honestly try and get you fired. It sounds like you can relate …
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Comment #14705607
I like having events where women can get together without getting hit on or talked down to and where you've often encountered the same kinds of problems. However. At my last job, t…