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scottmwinters
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Comment #10744688
I'm rather tired of hearing that people are a product of their environment. "Its not your fault you dont do anything with your life, its what you were born into" is dumb as hell. A…
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Comment #10663689
How dare Zuckerberg pledge to give away all of his money to make the world a better place! Lets criticize him for that! This kind of journalism is garbage.
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Comment #10399339
While I agree with most of this article, its a bit extreme. I've never liked spam, but is it really that hard to ignore them? I've had a recruiting firm call me 4-5 times and send …
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Comment #10394667
Please back up ANY of those points. From personal experience, I saw girls encouraged to get into STEM...my high school had a STEM program that only took up to 50% males. Not caring…
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Comment #10394589
Without looking at sources, I assumed that the percentages were accurate..and there are quite a few of those. I dont think they come close to making the point that the author is ma…
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Comment #10394514
how is everything stacked against them? None of those 3 things are true. Early education is identical. Most tech companies try very hard to hire women to help their statistics and …
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Comment #10394497
so many tech companies desperately try to hire women...those percentages of women at tech companies are higher than the percentage of women earning/pursuing technical degrees. They…
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Comment #10394468
nope. I completely agree
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Comment #10394459
but the number of women in tech is growing slower than the number of men in tech. To be fair, its not that "its cool now, so they want in the party", its actually that so many wome…
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Comment #10394442
I can honestly say I have never heard the word "brogrammer" Anyway, I like how this article has a lot of facts. I dislike many other things. Diversity is great, it is an awesome th…
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Comment #10381720
neat project. I like it.
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Comment #10091336
Every Computer Engineering undergrad is rejoicing somebody just did their project for them.
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Comment #10083104
False. they just released the data a couple of hours ago. They've had it since your link
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Comment #10004646
".mp4 is fine - was just concerned it might be some proprietary format like Webex uses." Exactly what I was going to say. I've never understood what webex was thinking there
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Comment #9936607
It would be insanely easy to copy data over and over until you hit 100PB. This number still seems crazy
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Comment #9846365
To clarify, I'm not remotely an apple fanboy..but I dont think anybody excepted to continue 20k watches/week. They have sold a lot. The initial sales are done and thats fine. Apple…
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Comment #9777882
They pretty much said it was catastrophically broken...so maybe it IS making a big difference?
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Comment #9771277
Was I the only one extremely disappointed that wasn't actually much related to Musk, nor a serious conversation about the future? It was an interview of a fiction novelist, nothing…
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Comment #9692479
I like this idea a lot more than just "make a website." While that is clearly a valid application of programming, it's not my strong suit and most places already have websites up a…
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Ask HN: How can I hack for community service?
My work offers paid "Service Learning" time every year (40 hours). As a programmer, I'd really like to contribute in ways other than picking up trash and planting trees in a park. …
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Comment #9687239
This thing is cool, really cool. So the novelty factor easily makes it worth more than another toaster oven. But I can go get another toaster oven on Amazon for 5% of that, so..yea…
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Comment #9396700
yea, lots of us use shells with suggestive text...that doesn't make this less amusing. Now if only someone would make rules for my osx terminal, thatd be great
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Comment #9240188
How much do you think moving to the valley improves the odds of a startups success as opposed to another city, say Atlanta or Raleigh on the east coast?
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