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Comment #4535938
You're right. People with dwarfism are disproportionally not software developers, too, but it's not trendy to care about them, so DevBootCamp doesn't care. Transgender people are d…
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Comment #4535936
Thanks for pointing that out! This really is impressive.
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Comment #4262523
I can't reply to your comment, so I'll comment here. Let's think about some poor, uneducated white kids living in a trailer park without an internet connection. What should they fe…
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Comment #4262427
Why not NonCodersCode? There are plenty of poor, uneducated white girls and boys who could benefit from programs like this. Oh, what's that you say? We already have enough people w…
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Comment #4262396
Are poor, uneducated whites less worthy of help than wealthy, affluent blacks? If you believe so, you're a bigot. Also, are poor, uneducated whites less worthy of help than poor, u…
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Comment #4187446
Why add the "white" qualifier? Think about it: By many measures, all things being equal , it's actually (institutionally!) easier to be a non-white (non-Asian) male. The all things…
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Comment #4187310
Tell this to an unattractive, poor white male[1] who watches enviously as an attractive, middle-class black male is given a subsidized college education. "Your life is easier becau…
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Comment #4157242
Congrats on the release! I'd love to take this opportunity to dive into Node, but I have yet to stumble accross an effective way of organizing medium to large Node projects. What t…
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Comment #3334252
I'd love to take this opportunity to dive into Emacs, but the past few times I've tried, it's felt like my keyboard was fighting against me. For those of you using Emacs on a Macbo…
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Comment #3207955
I had the very same thought. This mentality is fine if you don't want to (or have to) maintain and support anything—and from looking around the author's site, it appears he makes d…
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Comment #3053920
What's the purpose of complex testing frameworks like this? What's wrong with using a simple framework whose tests must simply return a bool? For example: var myObject = new Someth…