I don't think its a matter of sexism. Yes, it is a generalization, but most women DO NOT want to be programmers. SV is dominated by programmers, not men. It

I don't think its a matter of sexism. Yes, it is a generalization, but most women DO NOT want to be programmers. SV is dominated by programmers, not men. It just so happens that most programmers are men. Everyone throws around the word "male-dominated" like it is a bad thing, but we have left the door open for women (in fact, whenever we see a women in tech we tend to encourage it).