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As the first commenter on this post noted, it's not a diverse (in the U.S. Census sense) list. But I'm more inclined to write posts that treat tech as a merito
by jolie 16y ago
As the first commenter on this post noted, it's not a diverse (in the U.S. Census sense) list.
But I'm more inclined to write posts that treat tech as a meritocracy. I don't do affirmative action.
Two questions:
a) Am I wrong?
b) Are there any first-rate women web design bloggers? How about people of color?
- mistermann 16y agoDon't forget the disabled, or people with different sexual orientations. The absolute top people in almost every every field are male, just as the absolute bottom people are also male, that's just the way the world works. If you wrote an article about the top 10 fastest humans on the planet, you would likely also get complaints that there are no females, white people, etc in the list. Admittedly, this is more easily measurable, but consistent lack of success, by any way you measure it, should be at least somewhat compelling in other, less quantitative fields.
- jmm 16y agoThe Larry Summers of HN!
- petercooper 16y agoI'm also interested if there are any first-rate deafblind Web design bloggers in Poland who have to use a colostomy bag.