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by doorstar 6y ago
Scratch out race. Are you flat out saying that some sexes are not intelligent enough to be in the tech industry?
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by doorstar 6y ago
Are you flat out saying that some races and sexes are not intelligent enough to be in the tech industry?
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by doorstar 6y ago
I know I'm answering late but I'd like to respond. I appreciate your perspective, and I'm going to ask you to take another look at it. How much of what you've written is gender-specific? Only the first sentence identifi
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by doorstar 6y ago
Karen Armstrong ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karen_Armstrong ) said in her memoirs that when she turned 18 in 1962 she knew she didn't want to be a wife and mother, so she figured that she must have been &quo
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by doorstar 6y ago
Nowadays both men and women have the option of finding occupations that give them the most satisfaction. You might be surprised at how many people consider this progress.
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by doorstar 6y ago
I trick myself into thinking that it's only the 14 year olds on reddit who think this way, that they'll grow out of it. I should know better.
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by doorstar 6y ago
I correct myself - women aren't sleeping with men to the degree that men would prefer. And if most of the 300 comments in this thread are to be believed, it's because women will only throw themselves wantonly at high earners. Me
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by doorstar 6y ago
This is easily the most depressing thread I've ever encountered on HN. Women aren't sleeping with men because we know this is what you all really think of us. I'm not interested in someone with such levels of disdain for my
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by doorstar 6y ago
> The survey found that from 2000 to 2018, nearly one in three U.S. men aged 18 to 24 reported no sexual activity in the past year. > Sexual activity was largely unchanged among unmarried women The first reason that occurs to me is th
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by doorstar 6y ago
I don't know what other people are experiencing, but I've saw an initial enthusiasm for Zoom happy hours and family diners and play dates that gradually faded. Socialization is easy when you see people at work or schools or clubs
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by doorstar 6y ago
I feel the same way honesty, but all things are a negotiation and "What if someone dies" is hard to come back to.
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by doorstar 6y ago
I feel like I'm missing something when it still seems like huge number of Covid cases are from nursing homes. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/09/us/coronaviru... Add in military cas
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by doorstar 6y ago
Out in the sunny south, but 'outdoors' is still seen as a risk in my circles. Outdoors has a probability of getting within 6 ft of someone not wearing a mask. Plus with 2 jobs and young kids there is only so much that can be done
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by doorstar 6y ago
Unfortunately the scientists are still pretty pro-lockdown too. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/06/08/upshot/when-e... In my own home I think the difference is becoming stark ( and hopefull
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by doorstar 6y ago
Honestly I think this was inevitable despite any politics. It's been over 2 months now since the lockdowns began and and a lot of people who were told 'flatten the curve' are asking when the curve will be flat enough. > Mi
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by doorstar 6y ago
> Want to avoid sending your kids to formal schooling, sell things out of the back of your truck, or avoid working a full-time job? For better or for worse I'd say these have always qualified as 'weird'. Homeschooling is
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by doorstar 6y ago
I actually did something very similar when my application had to execute a python script on any old box and I was strictly forbidden to make any changes on the host machine. My application refused to start if python 3 wasn't found so
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by doorstar 6y ago
I decided to drag myself kicking-and-screaming to the 21st century and start writing my handy-dandy utility scripts in python instead of bash. All was well and good until I made them available to the rest of my team, and suddenly I'm
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by doorstar 6y ago
He didn't own any rockets either. I don't know if the cybertruck is a good or bad idea. I don't know if it's going to succeed or fail. I don't know how anyone can possibly declare with confidence that they do know
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by doorstar 6y ago
I kept thinking this when the 'cybertruck' was unveiled. Suddenly everyone around me was explaining in detail why this truck was going to be a complete fiasco and a danger to everyone else on the road. I'll happily acknowle
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by doorstar 6y ago
My sibling... I'm trapped in this mess because the nature of our Client is that they'd consider anything besides Azure as a slap in the face, but it's been absolutely the most miserable task I've taken on in years. As a
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by doorstar 6y ago
I was poking around with their CLI to see if I could put together a cron job - this artifact now costs more than $X so delete it. Unfortunately if there's a 'get current charges' command I haven't found it. I have a tic
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by doorstar 6y ago
I've been horrified at how bad this is on Azure, I'm sorry to hear that AWS has the same issue. I've signed in some mornings only to discover that I've been charged $20 for a MongoDB instance that's been sitting id
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by doorstar 6y ago
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