arh

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   Peter Thiel interview - the un-scholarship (starts at 1:35 of podcast)(podcast.cbc.ca)

   7 points by arh 16y ago|3 comments
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   The couple that tweets together, stays together (theglobeandmail.com)

   2 points by arh 17y ago|1 comments
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   Apple, Microsoft eye replacing Google on iPhone(theglobeandmail.com)

   2 points by arh 17y ago|1 comments
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   by arh 17y ago

   http://www.kevintom.com/ycnews
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   by arh 17y ago

   It may be more likely than I think, but what matters is if it is so much more likely that P(Silicon Valley startup getting funding) < P(Canada/foreign startup getting funding), all other things being equal. Do you think that this is the
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   by arh 17y ago

   The idea is a good one, but I'm wrestling with the dollar amount that needs to be invested before the founder can get a visa. Specifically, how likely is it that a US venture capitalist will invest $250,000 or more in a startup that's not l
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   Ambitious plan for electric cars in Denmark(nytimes.com)

   3 points by arh 17y ago|0 comments
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   by arh 17y ago

   You're not overanalyzing it - you're making generalizations about women that are naive and, in my view, offensive.
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   Hacker news reader for iPhone(itunes.apple.com)

   27 points by arh 17y ago|36 comments
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    by arh 17y ago

    I think it may have more to do with the latter. A quick Google Scholar query of "why is computer programming dominated by males" provides some interesting results, including an abstract with the key finding that "men had more confidence in