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by jerrya 13y ago
Are there any simple blogging platforms that are posterous simple , that is, email it text, documents, images, etc., and it makes a nicely formatted blog post for it, complete with image or document gallery?
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by jerrya 13y ago
(Where science demonstration is probably something like fireworks, skyrockets, roman candles, m-80s, but OP is being vague, so we can't be sure.)
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by jerrya 13y ago
I "invited" the LAPD Bomb Squad to my High School Graduation when some punk kid crawling on a roof he was not authorized to be on found a little science demonstration a friend and I had set up for the time of graduation and told a gym teach
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by jerrya 13y ago
Men had conferences that were men only that celebrated men in technology and presumably discussed how to raise male participation in technology and women were kept out and women were discussed as causing a huge problem to men?
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by jerrya 13y ago
I read this, and if this story is anywhere near accurate, I can only wonder what the hell is wrong with adults today. What is wrong with administrators, and what is wrong with prosecutors? And where are the lawyers working pro-bono to defen
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by jerrya 13y ago
I agree with Filipacchi that it certainly seems wrong to remove American women novelists from American novelists. I admit I am curious how she feels about contests, prizes, scholarships targeting American women novelists. https://www.googl
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by jerrya 13y ago
I said that’s what happens when we hold events for women in IT when there aren’t that many women in this industry – we tend to broaden the definition of women in IT. I can't really speak to this point, but I am curious, when did computer
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Is there a case for ‘publically’?(macmillandictionaryblog.com)
1 points by jerrya 13y ago|0 comments
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by jerrya 13y ago
Yes, projects that claim to be infrastructure and come with no documentation, and presumably few comments, and who knows what unit tests. It would be an exaggeration to refer to that as minimally viable code (mvc). It is really only a state
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by jerrya 13y ago
Well, I was actually referring to Sigurson Cohen, but I take your correction because I had thought that Simon was Sacha's brother.
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by jerrya 13y ago
It's quite likely and the conclusion of this Norwegian documentary (well worth watching if only to see Sacha Baron Cohen smarter brother ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hjernevask ) You can think of it in terms of Maslow's Pyramid. Societies
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by jerrya 13y ago
Can you provide a citation for your claim that women in the tech field more often feel treated as sex objects than women in other fields?
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What's a "medium.com" and why is it all over HN?
14 points by jerrya 13y ago|6 comments
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by jerrya 13y ago
Build a work environment friendly to men and women. Advertise your position for a designer. Make sure that the ad is seen in plenty of places where women designers may look. Do as much outreach to women as you want to. Speak to women tech m
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Steps to Defeat the Campus Censors(mindingthecampus.com)
1 points by jerrya 13y ago|0 comments
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Swype, Fleksy, and other "keyboards" thinking about Glass, Leap, and Apple(techcrunch.com)
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by jerrya 13y ago
I like Farhad Manjoo, but I deplore this article of his. If you want to sell me on increasing surveillance, don't bother selling me all the upside based on fear. Any random salesjerk can do that. Instead, let me know what sort of informatio
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by jerrya 13y ago
... literally every single person I know is an active Twitter user, and many have replaced it with texting. Non sequitur. Your facts are uncoordinated.
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by jerrya 13y ago
Wow. Very misguided take at that. Interesting how she characterizes it throughout her piece as a very violent gender war, but at the end claims it to be a class war at then end. I think that's the crux of many of the problematic perspective
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Ask HN: What are the current, best, alternatives to Quicken?
10 points by jerrya 14y ago|4 comments
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by jerrya 14y ago
However, at the risk of mentioning the obvious, it is not the educators who are not hiring women into STEM positions, but STEM companies. Can anyone provide any support for this claim? That colleges pump out X% women STEM grads and Y% men
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by jerrya 14y ago
Seriously, it made me think that guy needed a new job. I do remember being that young and finding jobs that didn't suck so hard I had to spend all my time distracting myself from the job itself. I was not going to be one of those guys that
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by jerrya 14y ago
It's because River Song refused to kill the Doctor....
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by jerrya 14y ago
Your use of the feminist shaming word mansplaining makes this new reply of your's rude and ad hominem as well. You may wish to consult the urban dictionary or other sources for feminist shaming tactics http://www.urbandictionary.com/de
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by jerrya 14y ago
"Did IQs drop sharply while I was away?" So I've said this in meetings, hasn't everyone? (And I bet I would say something like "Put down the crack pipe") I can certainly believe there would be managers (and companies) that might take except
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by jerrya 14y ago
Interesting. Thanks. I suspect the Payphone Project's mailbox locator was one of the first crowdsourcing web applications and predated the USPS effort.
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by jerrya 14y ago
USPS Mailbox locator courtesy of "Payphone Project" http://www.payphone-project.com/mailboxes/
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The PC inside your phone: A guide to the system-on-a-chip(arstechnica.com)
3 points by jerrya 14y ago|0 comments
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Poll: Are you paying your female employees the same as your male employees
11 points by jerrya 14y ago|9 comments
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by jerrya 14y ago
yes we do

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