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by purerandomness 12y ago
Well, that's because I assume you're a decent human being, and that's great - and I try to do the same (while not having experiences specifically with girls, I try to support women in tech where I can) We both are fortunate t
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by purerandomness 12y ago
> In at least two jobs... While anecdotal trivia of your work history didn't make you feel a lack in your work environment, you're actively downplaying and trying to make a non-issue of the lack that is viewed by your peers in
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by purerandomness 12y ago
We're not discussing "crazy people trolling public figures" here. No one wants to do anything about your favourite sunday newspaper cartoonist and his daily Obama caricatures. We're not talking about your neighbour kid p
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by purerandomness 12y ago
I'll add another reply to this, because this deserves its own discussion: > I don't personally view a lack of $GROUP as a problem Do you really not see how a group's problem-solving could be much richer if more $GROUPs are
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by purerandomness 12y ago
Basically, you want a formal proof that "bad behavior plays a significant causal role in keeping women out of tech" is a valid hypothesis? While scientifically interesting, I don't see the utillity for that, honestly. Do we r
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by purerandomness 12y ago
Wikipedia has a link to a copy at archive.org, for anyone who missed it in 2010: http://web.archive.org/web/20101006104124/http://blog.okcupi...
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by purerandomness 12y ago
Unfortunately, development stopped over 2 years ago. At least for me, it didn't work flawlessly as wifi connections were randomly dropped every couple of minutes or hours - switching to NM solved that.
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by purerandomness 13y ago
OP suffers from an inability to focus on a task over long periods of time. This is exactly the type of problem meditation adresses fairly well. You might be interested in this Google "Tech Talk" on Mindfulness Meditation by Jon
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by purerandomness 13y ago
So, instead of folding proteins, which eventually results in benefits for all of humanity in the long term, the machines are now doing work that benefits only one person short-term. Isn't this the exact same thought pattern we find in
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by purerandomness 13y ago
That's basically the reason I'm staying with Firefox. I use Tree Style Tabs [1], however, which gives you a hierarchial view of your opened tabs. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/tree-