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*Or her time.

• rckclmbr 10y ago
  It's literally written by an individual that is male. Let's hope he knows what gender he is.
  • empressplay 10y ago
    Then they should have used "How THIS technical co-founder spends HIS time" -- by using "a" instead of "this" he implies a generality.
    • dewitt 10y ago
      That was my original thought as well, though I can see the other reading now, too. So while the title could perhaps have been better worded, I can believe no conscious bias was intended.
    • Retra 10y ago
      It doesn't imply anything, it's just an ambiguous construction.
• grahamburger 10y ago
  Nope. Title refers to the author himself.
• jdleesmiller 10y ago
  (Author here.) Subsequent comments are correct: I am a male, and the subject is me, hence "him". However, I have no problem using a non-gendered pronoun, so I have changed it to "their" in the article.