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by traverseda 11y ago
I'd like to think that's hackers growing up. Putting that subversiveness towards building things. Not defining themselves by their enemies. I'd say that's more maker culture, but makers tend to be far more comfortable wi
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by traverseda 11y ago
As a highschool dropout software-engineer (in eastern canada, but still) this just shows how... old this person is. Tech is a huge field, it's not just web dev. If the web industry somehow collapses, I'll go do some industrial aut
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by traverseda 11y ago
I think the chart in this one really explains the situation in a way no article could. http://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/04/the-myt...
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by traverseda 11y ago
That's a bit... ad-hominum. Maybe I'm mis-reading it, but for me it parsed more or less as "I'm not saying you're a racist, but people who say what you're saying are racists...." If that interpretation is
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by traverseda 11y ago
It's a long way of saying "I don't like affirmative action" because they're explaining why they think affirmative action is bad. >I earned my way onto that list. And here is someone telling me people who didn’t s
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On port 80(medium.com)
1 points by traverseda 11y ago|0 comments
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by traverseda 11y ago
I appreciate the skills the Center For Applied rationality instilled in me most every day. >Ever made a mistake? Missed an opportunity? Of course; but what’s interesting is how cognitive scientists have found even highly educated and suc
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by traverseda 11y ago
This is based on twilio? Any thoughts on going open source?
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by traverseda 11y ago
Not sure I understand what point you're trying to get at here. I understand that you think there's a very obvious advantage, but I don't really understand why. Said advantage isn't obvious to me.
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by traverseda 11y ago
>it ignores the fact that there are groups whose needs for a comfortable, collegial hacking environment are poorly met by many communities today. Most notably, poor people. As a hackery type who came from poverty, these seem a lot like s
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by traverseda 11y ago
>When one side has a clear advantage, it is not. I suspect this is the big difference driving a lot of this debate. You see a clear advantage, I see a lot of small advantages in specific situations, along with personal preferences. To a
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by traverseda 11y ago
Not a moderator, no. Figured more data wouldn't hurt, even if it likely means it won't get voted as high.
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by traverseda 11y ago
From another article of hers, [when nerds collide]( https://medium.com/@maradydd/when-nerds-collide-31895b01e68c ) >[ ... ] much of the backlash from weird nerds against “brogrammers” and “geek feminists” alike. (If y
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Okay, Feminism, It’s Time We Had a Talk About Empathy (2013)(medium.com)
305 points by traverseda 11y ago|335 comments
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Strapped with photography equipment, a Google employee scales abandonments(weburbanist.com)
1 points by traverseda 11y ago|0 comments
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Why I Had to Buy My Wife's Inhaler on the Dark Web(motherboard.vice.com)
29 points by traverseda 11y ago|12 comments
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Paris taxi shortage: It's about jobs (2012)(cnn.com)
2 points by traverseda 11y ago|1 comments
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Urho3D – C++ game engine with HTML5 examples(urho3d.github.io)
83 points by traverseda 11y ago|19 comments