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Wish I was smart enough to go to Stanford.
OK, she's cute, on several levels. I don't know what was more surprising, that she is a geek with style or an American with same. But the talking so fast that it's dazzling? Phleaaaaaaase. Since Xerox Parc, the trick is public domain: use twice as many words to say the same thing. Easy with practice. And a tad boring. Still, a cool motivating story. Back to hacking!
Offhand comments like that are annoying on several different levels.
God, that article has the worst pagination ever.
Marissa Mayer has 99.999% uptime and a multi-core personality
Nice article about an interesting person. Inventive, full of energy; qualities I wish I had. It's interesting to see how she started as a software engineer (like me) and ended up as a VP. I can't see myself making that same jump although it's interesting to see how someone else did. Wish I was smart enough to go to Stanford.
Nice article about an interesting person. Inventive, full of energy; qualities I wish I had. It's interesting to see how she started as a software engineer (like me) and ended up as a VP. I can't see myself making that same jump although it's interesting to see how someone else did. Wish I was smart enough to go to Stanford.
Printer friendly version: http://www.sanfranmag.com/print/node/6516 article runs 13 friggin pages...
So it may be friendly to the printer, but I definitely can't read it.
First page talks only about her looks. Wouldn't happen with a male engineer, I suppose.
Printer friendly version: http://www.sanfranmag.com/print/node/6516 article runs 13 friggin pages...
The "printer friendly" version has no breaks between paragraphs for me (Firefox 2 on Ubuntu 7.10)... that happen to anyone else? So it may be friendly to the printer, but I definitely can't read it.