solofounder2

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   by solofounder2 11y ago

   I think enormous sprawling enterprises who's infrastructure has evolved over decades really need something like docker in order to consolidate what used to feel like a tangled mass of different tech. For that use case docker probably
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   by solofounder2 11y ago

   > One wrong does not make another wrong right. True but the two neutralize each other when thinking in terms of a running tally of gender-specific offensive terminology. > used as an offhand comment usually because it is considered le
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   by solofounder2 11y ago

   If that were the case then the first step might be to somehow get grown up women to accept the root cause of the problem (young girls antagonizing other girls) because if older women are blaming the entire issue on men then they're nev
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   by solofounder2 11y ago

   I agree with Ben Thompson's previous sentiment about Twitter although I take it perhaps slightly further than he would which in my own words is this: At one point years ago, perhaps for the first time in history, a single company (Twit
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   by solofounder2 11y ago

   but then individuals like Amelia Earhart, Jane Goodall, and Maria Mayer (to name a few) come along and inspire a generation of young women. Maybe the problem is that we simply don't have a worldwide recognized women's role model
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   by solofounder2 11y ago

   > "emo bitch" "that guy was kind of a dick" is an offhand comment that just means "rude" or "jerk" and you hear it all the time from college age women when referencing the slightest deviations from
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   by solofounder2 11y ago

   I suspect a more realistic scenario is that it's the other girls who do the mocking and rejecting as a reaction to one person's interest in computer science.. that's the thing. the question then becomes.. why does the little
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   by solofounder2 11y ago

   I believe that it likely begins at middle school or high school instead because this is the age an individual can more easily comprehend what computer engineering is actually all about. What I suspect is that generally speaking both men an