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If it had been a men's coding school, it would've been acquired for $25M. Edit: Apologies, couldn't resist.
by Brainix 10y ago
If it had been a men's coding school, it would've been acquired for $25M.
Edit: Apologies, couldn't resist.
- oh_sigh 10y agoYes, you could resist, you just chose not to. You're still free to delete the comment.
- omonra 10y agoIt's called a sense of humor. You should try it out.
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- na85 10y agoPerhaps because the market is saturated with coding schools that are chock-full of men, and thus there is no demand for a men's coding school.
- Brainix 10y agoI believe that my joke (perhaps in poor taste) isn't being taken as I intended. I'm a Python programmer, and my favorite feature of Python is the community. https://www.python.org/community/diversity/ https://www.python.org/community/diversity/ I was only trying to make light of an otherwise painful reality. There's a need for women's coding schools, and their alums will only make our field better. Congratulations to Hackbright Academy on an acquisition well deserved.
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- lazzlazzlazz 10y agoIt seems quite obvious that being a women-only school was an asset for them.