ioult

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   by ioult 9y ago

   I think people who experience this should look at their development practices. Especially if you don't have a clear goal with what you are doing, you find that you don't have the time to do things properly (like reading code or do
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   by ioult 9y ago

   There is truth to that of course. At the same time it is about percentages. The more "opportunities" you have to do something the more likely it is that you do. If your friends are doing it, you have role models you can identify w
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   by ioult 9y ago

   > Oh, so just garden variety tech feminism then. Dismissing opnions you disagree with as inconsequential or belonging to some agenda is essentially the core of political correctness. (At least if with the definition of "things hard
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   by ioult 9y ago

   > How can you disagree with it? Assuming this isn't a rethorical question, it seems straight forward to disagree with the "because" part. Just because the author suggests something doesn't make it so. Presumably, sinc
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   by ioult 9y ago

   > This article is going to rub lots of people the wrong way, I suspect, but it's level headed, well reasoned and well written. I get that this is natural reaction, but don't assume that people who disagree with something do so
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   by ioult 9y ago

   > It also beggars the question. Although very non-PC. That were I a girl I would not be dissuaded from this course. I know this because there was literally zero support from anyone regarding computing as a hobby or profession. In fact th