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by jaldoretta 13y ago
I'm a female founder in the US with a startup that has to do with menstruation, and I cannot even begin to tell you how uncomfortable people (male and female) get when I talk with them about it. For a man in India (where this topic is
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Ask HN: Is anyone else currently having issues with TestFlight?
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Atlanta introduces bill to regulate Uber and Lyft(clatl.com)
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Bill Nye & Founder of Creation Museum to Debate Evolution vs. Creationism(npr.org)
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Net Neutrality is Dead(latimes.com)
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Don't Call It a Recall: Tesla to Replace Model S Charging Adapters(mashable.com)
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Tesla to recall overheating chargers(money.cnn.com)
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On Structured Education and Learning to Code(jenniferaldoretta.com)
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by jaldoretta 13y ago
Despite how politically charged this topic is, as a female founder myself, I'm glad PG wrote this. "[...]YC has slightly over 3x the venture industry average." Yes, 3 out of 12 female partners may be great compared to the ind
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Female Founders & Women in STEM(menstruationresearch.org)
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by jaldoretta 14y ago
I think a lot of these comments are focusing on the wrong part of the text. I think what the author is really trying to convey is that taking standardized tests is not going to make a child want to grow up to build rockets or robots. I'm a