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charlesbradshaw
8y ago
I want to congratulate you for being the only person in this thread to like the redesign. I'd go as far to say that you're brave for outing yourself like this
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charlesbradshaw
8y ago
What does homogeneous have to do with prison rehabilitation? I'm not attacking you, genuinely curious.
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charlesbradshaw
8y ago
The paper disappoints me because they attempt to think of all the explanatory variables for the differences between countries, then they turn to gender and end on a chart.It's impossible to read the paper and come away with the impress
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charlesbradshaw
8y ago
You're making very strong claims against me, but I think we're on the same side. The paper disappoints me because they attempt to think of all the explanatory variables for the differences between countries, then they turn to gend
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charlesbradshaw
8y ago
The line you quoted isn't discussion, it is stating results. In the article and the paper there is discussion about the differences in education between countries. For example... (From the article) > CS departments and CS education
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charlesbradshaw
8y ago
It feels like we're at a point where people have to be sorry if they find a difference between genders. This article put the gender graph at the end and moved on without discussion, as compared to every other graph, so I looked at the
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charlesbradshaw
8y ago
This boils down to "If you don't create something then you are more likely to hate your job", which is why he can claim that maintaining bad code is bullshit. Companies are financially motivated to have these kinds of jobs, a
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charlesbradshaw
8y ago
This article deeply disappoints me as Hacker news is the last place that I would expect to find Luddites. > They promised the open web, we got walled gardens Google doesn't give out its users data in the same way that a bank doesn