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by jd0 13y ago
To clarify, check my recent comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6879195
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by jd0 13y ago
Maybe I should have thought this one out a bit... I'm pretty drunk!!
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by jd0 13y ago
Take a look at my most recent comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6879195
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by jd0 13y ago
I'm commenting here as a response to a few posts that highlight my use of the word "hostile" - a somewhat inflammatory word but my time in the journalism world taught me to bait clicks.... c: I wouldn't say -hostile- in
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by jd0 13y ago
Your attitude is childish and short-sighted. When certain groups are -by default- disadvantaged compared to a dominant group, just saying "go do work like I did" - is meaningless.
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by jd0 13y ago
Honestly, trying to be "friendly" isn't enough. I know nobody told you that it's your job to include others different than yourself, but personally, I feel it's a moral obligation, one that in the end increases prod
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by jd0 13y ago
I was about to reply to the original post but thank-you for editing and clarifying a bit. I have to say, though, even if your first paragraph is true, do you have any empirical evidence that native African language speakers have a harder ti
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Ask HN: Why is the hacker scene so hostile to women and black people?
32 points by jd0 13y ago|62 comments
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by jd0 13y ago
Today on the birthday of legendary female computer scientist Grace Hopper, inventor of the compiler and the term "debugging", among other achievements - I ask the Hacker News community, why is the computer science overwhelmingly m
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Women Hackers - the mission to locate subversive women on the net ('99)(obn.org)
1 points by jd0 13y ago|1 comments