The author mentions child care, shared responsibility, financial support, parents etc. But all these things matter after it might already be too late to get int

The author mentions child care, shared responsibility, financial support, parents etc. But all these things matter after it might already be too late to get into coding. The fundamental issue that needs to be addressed is the one PG made last week: "God knows what you would do to get 13 year old girls interested in computers."* Instead of having a discussion on what is probably the single most important factor affecting gender inequality in tech, PG was forced to defend. For these reasons, gender discussions have become somewhat pointless. There is no place for candidness. Everyone is trying to be politically correct and to say things that people want to hear. *Most of the arguments against this seemed to rely on exceptions, random examples and personal experience, and not on stats.