anthropeeps

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by anthropeeps 15y ago
I'm in the same boat and have been teaching myself to code. Fortunately I don't find it too difficult. Tedious, yes, but try to think of it as any other subject. There are a few basics to memorize and then you are free to create your own vi
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by anthropeeps 15y ago
Thanks for posting this. I hadn't seen it, some interesting points!
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by anthropeeps 15y ago
I don't think it is so different for men and women in today's day and age. IVF and surrogacy have changed the game quite a bit. I'm 32 and don't plan on having kids for a few more years, but I also know I have options that didn't exist for
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by anthropeeps 15y ago
Thanks, Hitchhiker!
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by anthropeeps 15y ago
1)I'm not necessarily negating you, rottendoubt, but I'd be curious to know what the women who have applied to YC and those who have been accepted think of marriage and kids. There may be no correlation at all. I personally think a large pa
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by anthropeeps 15y ago
Like Kellco I'm a female co-founder with no tech experience. Growing up I was encouraged to be creative and expressive. It wasn't until college that I was drawn in to the sciences and ultimately entered a male dominated field (as an adjunct
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by anthropeeps 15y ago
Even if the public articulates its wants, we have to depend on our oh-so-reliable elected officials to write, pass, and enact legislation.
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Are We Endangering Science(cta.org)
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by anthropeeps 15y ago
But don't you think the mere fact they are out there and calling attention to something that is, quite frankly, pissing most Americans off, is in itself asking for something? The NY unions just added their full support and while that may be