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Brewing Beer with Linux, Python, and Raspberry Pi(opensource.com)
4 points by urahara 9y ago|0 comments
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Russian anti-virus CEO offers up code for US govt scrutiny(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by urahara 9y ago|0 comments
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by urahara 9y ago
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14683511
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How This Family Built a $15M Business Around Melting Ice(inc.com)
8 points by urahara 9y ago|0 comments
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Teen eBay mogul goes from handbag seller to Silicon Valley(northernstar.com.au)
3 points by urahara 9y ago|0 comments
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by urahara 9y ago
Thank you for the tips, especially the idea of accepting other's articles. What's your process for moderating them, do they often require additional communication with an author?
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by urahara 9y ago
Unfortunately, there exists a point of view that giving women more power = more sexism as it reduces the power of men, actually. I agree with you that action and opening the doors for women is far more important than punishing 'guilty
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by urahara 9y ago
You misunderstand notions fundamental for what is being discussed in this thread, like power dynamics in various social situations, and confuse inappropriate behavior with honesty. It would be great if you could educate yourself on those th
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by urahara 9y ago
That's not correct. Facts are the opposite, women are kept out on many levels because of how they are often seen by society and what treatment do they regularly get along their career paths in the industry. Many research has been done
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NY Post on Trump’s Tweets: 'Stop. Just Stop.'(theblaze.com)
2 points by urahara 9y ago|0 comments
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by urahara 9y ago
"Bookish" is an excellent word, the experience here is very similar to reading a good book, but an interactive one. I fell in love with this design from the 1st glance actually. Interestingly, I experience it be very different fro
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by urahara 9y ago
For me it works so well because there are 0 distractions, just the necessary functionality on top of the high-quality community and content. But the 2nd part is the key, value goes first.
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by urahara 9y ago
Sure they do test everything and break nearly every rule you give them. You cited only one part of my sentence, I gave this in a row of other things, that are equally important. Nowhere did I say that this is the only or the primary way to
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by urahara 9y ago
Parent-child relationships are more about mentoring and guidance than control. Pure force is almost never an adequate answer to any problems that a child experiences. How on earth can you force someone to study without fundamentally harming
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by urahara 9y ago
Great post, bad advice from society can be devastating for special people, and there is a lot of work which can be done to make them comfortable and their boundaries respected.
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by urahara 9y ago
All injustice of the world keeps me up at night. That good people are dying. That many people have no way out of slavery, poverty, survival mode. That it happens while rich and powerful deny them a chance. That war is everywhere in one form
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by urahara 9y ago
Pretty sure there are many other things as well your native language dictates how you think about.
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by urahara 9y ago
These malicious practicies are overwhelmingly widespread I guess, even far outdide of low income jobs.
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by urahara 9y ago
How about a problem of women paid less than men in STEM as well?
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by urahara 9y ago
I think that the global root of the problem is that we as a society do not recognize raising children as an extremely important work that should be respected and compensated. All the gaps will be fixed once there will be the way for women t
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by urahara 10y ago
Spend time to figure out the reasons. Why do you feel bad about yourself? When it started? What changed in your life that contributed to your transition from a happy person to unhappy? What should change to make you confident and happy? Thi
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by urahara 10y ago
If I were you, I'd just start my own company. This will make you independent from people, tasks and positions that you describe as unwanted. You will still be able to apply all you previous experience and skills, but decide how technic
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by urahara 10y ago
Great tips, work for me as well
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by urahara 10y ago
Great post. But how to actually make powerful people implement these changes, if most of them don't even acknowledge the gender problem? They have no motivation to even understand the issue.
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by urahara 10y ago
Well, the only thing that increases my productivity in terms of sounds is their absence. Relevant post appeared just 20 mins ago: 58% of high-performance employees say they need more quiet workspaces https://hackernoon.com/5
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by urahara 10y ago
Great comment. What do you think can be done to cope with this? Maybe empathy and emotions can be learned?
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by urahara 10y ago
I don't use any specific tools as they are time consumers themselves. I just: 1) don't turn on anything I don't need for work (tools, browsers, soft, sites, etc) 2) rest well when I feel I need a break (one of the most counte
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by urahara 10y ago
No particular overcoming here, more like 98% luck and 2% smart avoidance of unwanted tasks.
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by urahara 10y ago
I would say that everyone had and has role models, even without realizing it. First, people to the large extent are products of their childhood impressions, family, society. It's easy to see, how rarely they take paths completely diffe
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by urahara 10y ago
Probably more importantly, you didn't have negative models, so pure interest was enough to start. Models are very important when you're thinking of doing something that is unusual, risky, rare, seems dangerous or unfeasible. Sure,

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