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by slvv 11y ago
Providing childcare on site would not affect the conference experience of others.
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The 24/7 Work Culture’s Toll on Families and Gender Equality(nytimes.com)
2 points by slvv 11y ago|0 comments
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by slvv 11y ago
This is so awesome. Protected lanes and intersections would make me go out and buy a bike tomorrow.
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by slvv 11y ago
YES - thank you for pointing out the negative use of soccer mom. Unpaid caring and emotional work matters!
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by slvv 11y ago
"If you're fighting for your living, its not a luxury most of us can have. Sadly, this often justifies hostility, but I think there's a sane middle-ground here, but curt statements like "be kind" just seems so class
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by slvv 11y ago
"Being kind is fundamentally about taking responsibility for your impact on the people around you. It requires you be mindful of their feelings and considerate of the way your presence affects them." I think this advice is so apt
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by slvv 11y ago
Previously discussed on HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9526362
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by slvv 11y ago
Previously discussed on HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9526362
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by slvv 11y ago
This kind of activity tracking and productivity management is so helpful for students at a variety of levels. I wish these skills were clearly and intentionally taught either in high school or in early university! Even if everyone's go
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by slvv 11y ago
Oops, the correct link should be: http://www.thetattooedprof.com/archives/356
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A Response to “What's the Point of a Professor?”(thetattooedprof.com)
75 points by slvv 11y ago|20 comments
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by slvv 11y ago
This is so interesting, and especially frustrating (for both instructors and students) because really, most of the time only tenured faculty have the luxury of pushing back against the norm to really engage with students more outside of cla
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by slvv 11y ago
Exactly - a demo home is what I'm looking for. :)
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by slvv 11y ago
I wish there was a way to see what it does and what everything looks like without signing up/adding a username and everything.
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John Green: “I don't care how many people watch something I make.”(medium.com)
1 points by slvv 11y ago|0 comments
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by slvv 11y ago
Previously posted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9308074
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by slvv 11y ago
Thanks for mentioning this! I definitely thought it was held in people's homes which was a big turnoff. Helpful clarification!
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Chicago Field Museum's Project Hyena Diorama Indiegogo(indiegogo.com)
1 points by slvv 11y ago|0 comments
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The Fight for Women's Boxing Rights(psmag.com)
1 points by slvv 11y ago|0 comments
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by slvv 11y ago
Interesting to see how many of these sandwiches I (a Canadian) have absolutely no experience with, and which ones are super familiar. (Anecdotally: most of the sliced bread ones are familiar, a lot of the hard & soft roll ones are new.)
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by slvv 11y ago
Understood, and I agree that often there isn't very much productive happening by the end. Hopefully that will eventually change.
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by slvv 11y ago
Thanks to the OP for asking; I hope there will be a real conversation about this. I've been noticing that often posts about sexism or feminism start to get some traction and then inexplicably disappear or are nuked, and it's super
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by slvv 11y ago
This is one of the best descriptions of microaggressions that I've come across. It also explains well the idea of unintentional-but-still-harmful; I love the comparison to accidentally stepping on someone's foot, and will totally
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by slvv 12y ago
>“The data are also clear that when women negotiate assertively, they are often penalized for violating communal gender stereotypes.” I think that's a really important piece of it. Even if women and men were negotiating in equally a
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by slvv 12y ago
This is a great move, and I really appreciated the point made in the article that while it won't necessarily affect all women in a uniformly positive way, it does help to remove a an male advantage based on stereotypes. Also, extensive
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by slvv 12y ago
It's really interesting that the marketing is so moms-heavy; that doesn't come through very clearly in the Globe article. The article does mention neighbourhoods and moms briefly, but VarageSale's landing page is way more obv
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Science-themed clothing line for girls(buddingstem.com)
1 points by slvv 12y ago|0 comments
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Things my male tech colleagues have actually said to me(the-toast.net)
17 points by slvv 12y ago|18 comments
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Taking apart a 1930s Adding Machine(youtube.com)
4 points by slvv 12y ago|0 comments
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Database for Yarn Substitution(yarnsub.com)
1 points by slvv 12y ago|0 comments

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