Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
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Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#2Begging pardon, but is this not the wrong group of people to ask this question? Shouldn't we be asking women who didn't pursue computer science, not women who did?
Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#3does anyone have a link that doesnt hit me with "we noticed you're blocking ads"
Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#4does anyone have a link that doesnt hit me with "we noticed you're blocking ads"
https://archive.fo/7Phr0
Edit: Putting "archive.is" in front of a URL works often for me.
Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#5Begging pardon, but is this not the wrong group of people to ask this question? Shouldn't we be asking women who didn't pursue computer science, not women who did?
You didn't read the article. The women are responding to an essay about why women don't want to code. As women who do want to code they're exactly the right people to ask.
Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#6Begging pardon, but is this not the wrong group of people to ask this question? Shouldn't we be asking women who didn't pursue computer science, not women who did?
I think both questions are relevant. So while I do agree that we should hear from women and men who considered and rejected pursuing computer science, I am also interested in hearing from women who did pursue computer science.
Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#7does anyone have a link that doesnt hit me with "we noticed you're blocking ads"
Coupled with the other commenter's suggestion is `outline.com`.
outline.com/
Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#8Begging pardon, but is this not the wrong group of people to ask this question? Shouldn't we be asking women who didn't pursue computer science, not women who did?
You didn't read the article. The women are responding to an essay about why women don't want to code. As women who do want to code they're exactly the right people to ask.
They’re the perfect women to ask why they chose to code. Because obviously their reasons not to code weren’t enough to stop them so presumambly not too strong.
Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#9Can anyone make a summary. I tried to skim quickly but I couldn't see any real reason. Thank you
Re: Six women computer scientists respond to why women don’t pursue computer science
#10Can anyone make a summary. I tried to skim quickly but I couldn't see any real reason. Thank you
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