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All the fundamental React.js concepts, jammed into this single Medium article
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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How a self-taught teenager built an operating system that runs in your browser
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Silicon Valley's ultimate status symbol is the sneaker
(businessinsider.com)
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Theranos and Color
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Wal-Mart, Google Partner on Voice-Based Shopping to Catch Amazon
(bloomberg.com)
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How a Burning Man Camp Project Became a Multimillion-Dollar Business
(fastcompany.com)
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How we found that hidden Apple job listing
(zdnet.com)
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urahara
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You are actually commenting under the link to one. Zunger's post does an excellent job explaining how this 'memo' is right the opposite of your description: it is vastly incorrect, uncivilized, insincere, awfully written and
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urahara
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Damore shouldn't have shared his opinion (the way he did) because there is a huge gap between what he claims to aim for and what he actually does. He claims that open discussion, diversity and helping to improve the situation are what
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urahara
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These early social influences are a very significant part of the whole diversity/discrimination story and of what the diversity policies are trying to solve. The best ways to improve diversity and fix gender biases are still ‘debatable
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Because in the discussion of a highly disadvantaged group (gender or a minority) what matters is how to provide this group with rightfully equal opportunities, not how to widen the gap by looking how to give more advantages to already extre
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urahara
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Not sure about Canada and Europe, but many countries just didn't reach the level of development where this discussion can start. They are not grown up and are stuck on the lower level, having problems like absence of basic human rights
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urahara
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You're completely missing one of the main points of the whole gender discrimination discourse: that there are strong social influences that prevent women from going to tech long before your 'before college', as well as during
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urahara
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"Hopscotch" by Julio Cortázar. It's a novel published in 60s. Fantastic language and atmosphere, strongly recommended.
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urahara
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We do. It is exactly what we have - plenty of evidence of systematic sexism in tech, many other industries Ana society as a whole. It is so evident that nothing is left to debate about this fact.
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urahara
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In a very subtle and non-evident way. He doesn't do it directly, but as a whole, given the 'memo's structure and its tone, it creates wrong assumptions, ignores important points, emphasizes secondary ones, creates doubts wher
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urahara
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Open culture does not mean that actions that make environment more hostile to some group inside the company should not be punished. The 'memo' definitely did that to his female coworkers. That's why the story is not about ope
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Whether to judge on effort or results
(m.signalvnoise.com)
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What are the ethical consequences of immortality technology?
(aeon.co)
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The Mr. Robot Season 3 Trailer Is Creepy as Hell
(theverge.com)
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Indescribable you
(aeon.co)
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History and guilt
(aeon.co)
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If I teleport from Mars, does the original me get destroyed?
(aeon.co)
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The ctenophore’s brain and the evolution of intelligence
(aeon.co)
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I don't have any specific routine. There is a large list of various sources in my head, which I check randomly when I feel I need to read something. I don't bookmark things, but occasionally write down my impressions from some sou
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300M Freely Downloadable Pwned Passwords
(troyhunt.com)
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Some VR apps or robots.
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The limits of tolerance
(aeon.co)
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How can life-extending treatments be available for all?
(aeon.co)
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Which is surprising since all men have at least mothers, and often sisters and female friends. Also why wait until having a daughter to start getting annoyed with things that are blatantly wrong.
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