Mystitat

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by Mystitat 14y ago
If acceptance decisions were made based on gender, that would be discrimination. The article doesn't say that. "To keep the selection process fair, Courtney chose applicants based on their pitches only, without looking at the speaker’s iden
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by Mystitat 14y ago
Thank you so much, I needed this so badly. I've been at home with the flu all week and haven't been able to get out to buy groceries. I just placed my order. I can have food now!
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by Mystitat 14y ago
That's the Westfield. Same mall as in OP's story.
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by Mystitat 14y ago
The table of results is hard to read. More contrast between the results bars and the background would help.
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by Mystitat 14y ago
I've found that fine-point sharpies bleed through every kind of paper. What kind of paper do you use?
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by Mystitat 14y ago
Zebra Sarasa. $13.24 for a dozen. http://www.amazon.com/Zebra-Sarasa-Retractable-Rollerball-Bl...
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by Mystitat 14y ago
1024?
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by Mystitat 14y ago
Well ... i is a slightly smaller j.
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by Mystitat 14y ago
I think he means that his education helped him make these conclusions.
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by Mystitat 14y ago
" it is not unusual for all natural remedies (Neem leaves to soothe burns) to be classified as "Homeopathic"." That's unfortunate that in this day and age, there are people who can't distinguish between scientifically proven natural remedie
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by Mystitat 14y ago
Great article, though misleading title. Some but not all customers will care if you're sincerely sorry, but probably all don't care how your system is limiting you. If we could solve all problems perfectly with a predefined system, we would
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by Mystitat 14y ago
I think Chatter is closer to your description of Yammer than Twitter. It really revolves around groups and updates on objects, and it has private messaging now.
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by Mystitat 14y ago
I take issue with the specific wording in your comment, "...but why wouldn't you just say..." It makes it sound like discrimination is not a big deal, because if you were just "taught to be assertive," you could handle it. There is nothing
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by Mystitat 14y ago
The response is irrelevant. The point is that the PR reps made her feel like an outsider in her industry.
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by Mystitat 14y ago
I hate stories like this. They set unrealistic expectations for managers of developers: "Well, if you won't, we can find someone who would love to do this for free."
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by Mystitat 14y ago
"Platform as a Service" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platform_as_a_service
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by Mystitat 14y ago
Went to the About page for context, found none. So ... this is an app to keep track of my failures? Why should I keep track of things I don't want to do? IIRC, it's more effective to enforce a new behavior by phrasing it in the positive, li
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Show HN: My application for finding shortest walking paths on campus(carolynworks.com)
1 points by Mystitat 15y ago|0 comments
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Four questions to ask the interviewer in a technical interview(blog.carolynworks.com)
9 points by Mystitat 15y ago|0 comments
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Using Twitter in class is a sign of bigger problems.(blog.carolynworks.com)
1 points by Mystitat 16y ago|0 comments
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by Mystitat 16y ago
Self-confidence issue? Yeah, that's the point of the article. She's saying, "I doubt myself in this area, but I am confident about these other things, and it's not just me, so I think I'll be okay."
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I know I belong in computer science, but sometimes I wonder.(blog.carolynworks.com)
75 points by Mystitat 16y ago|61 comments
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The difference between getting assignments in college and industry(blog.carolynworks.com)
1 points by Mystitat 16y ago|0 comments
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How to predict a successful Google product (Hint: it’s the name)(blog.carolynworks.com)
3 points by Mystitat 16y ago|0 comments
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by Mystitat 16y ago
I'm a Vassar CS student as well, and our sysadmin's setup is as awesome as it looks. The first time I met him, I was a little intimidated by how plugged in he is. And yeah, it really is hard to tell when he's using it sometimes. He'll walk
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My biggest pet peeve: "I don't know anything about computers."(blog.carolynworks.com)
4 points by Mystitat 16y ago|0 comments
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by Mystitat 17y ago
Others have commented on this already, but this reminds me a lot of the charts I'd make for the first couple weeks of high school when I had new classes and couldn't remember my schedule. I think this is more suited for that kind of schedul
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Should kids be building their online presence already?(blog.carolynworks.com)
1 points by Mystitat 17y ago|0 comments
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by Mystitat 17y ago
Yes, it looks fantastic. Still, needles are not that hard to thread. It's not like there's a great nationwide backlog of sewing that can finally recommence because people can finally thread their needles again.
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by Mystitat 17y ago
Vassar

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