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duh - every character is white. fail. one of the women is slightly Indian looking but still.
by Mistone 14y ago
duh - every character is white. fail. one of the women is slightly Indian looking but still.
- tptacek 14y agoYes. THAT'S the fail.
- andrewljohnson 14y agoIt's not TV, it's Silicon Valley in truth. Discrimination by start-ups is enshrined in law. If you are a racist, you don't like old people, or you don't like Jews - no problem until you have 15 employees. Fire your pregnant employees at will, crack down on sodomy - the start-up world is your discriminatory oyster: http://www.eeoc.gov/employers/coverage_private.cfm http://www.eeoc.gov/employers/coverage_private.cfm California does have a law that tightens things up a bit, called FEHA. You only need 5 employees in California before you need to start treating people as you should: http://mccabeconsultants.com/forms/ADA%20Chart.pdf http://mccabeconsultants.com/forms/ADA%20Chart.pdf I kid a bit in this post, but the limits on these laws are a two-edged sword. I think small companies can be crippled by pregnancies, and having the threat of a lawsuit about age discrimination can mess with your mind on hiring the right people. You can also imagine that a Hacedic markets should be run by Hacedic Jews. But there is certainly some amount of bad consequences from the limits on these laws, and a few too many white people running start-ups.
- krakensden 14y agoIt's 2012, not 1970. CS majors from Berkeley and Stanford don't have lily white friends or peer groups. Although as far as I can tell, white guys in boatshoes only know other white guys in boatshoes.
- Evbn 14y agoWhat's a Haced?
- krakensden 14y agoHe means Hasid and Hasidic Judaism. They're a more conservative branch, and are known for their traditional clothing.
- larrys 14y agoIt's 2012 not 1970, I'm always amazed when people won't google something before asking a question.
- krakensden 14y agoThey're also too thin, with a confusingly even gender ratio.
- waterlesscloud 14y agoAnd all good looking. It's almost like it's a TV show.
- krakensden 14y agoI feel like everyone would be willing to tune in to watch neckbeards and turtlenecks shout at each other about whitespace conventions.