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jorgenev
9y ago
It was posted many years ago
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Token has made one ring to rule all your passwords, payments and physical access
(techcrunch.com)
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Dating apps are embracing video
(techcrunch.com)
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jorgenev
9y ago
> Bards pre-literate-times in Greece purportedly could recite Homer's Odyssey themselves after one hearing Is this a true fact, or just a story people keep repeating because it sounds interesting? If it were true... how would we kno
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jorgenev
9y ago
Yeah, I myself use an adblocker because there is no other reasonable choice - but the poliferation of add-ons that can break pages that are not tested with them is concerning.
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Ad blocker breaks webapp with HTML IDs containing “AD”
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9y ago
> I've also heard more than once that Lyft customer's tend to be more well behaved in the car for whatever reason. I have also heard this as well from lyft drivers and I am very curious as to why
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13y ago
> The consensus on HN was that there was nothing wrong with her code, but that she was being picked on solely for being a girl False. They did not know she was a woman when they made fun of the code. And that was not the consensus. [1]
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jorgenev
13y ago
HARVEY MUDD ACCEPTANCE RATES BY GENDER MALE: 15.8% FEMALE: 43.6% Source: http://www.parchment.com/c/college/college-545-Harvey-Mudd-C... The Harvey Mudd story is just actually the really boring fact that if you get to pick and choose whoe
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jorgenev
13y ago
> Explanations for women's underrepresentation in math-intensive fields of science often focus on sex discrimination in grant and manuscript reviewing, interviewing, and hiring. Claims that women scientists suffer discrimination in thes
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jorgenev
14y ago
brb
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jorgenev
14y ago
An oldie but a goodie.
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jorgenev
14y ago
This was a good write up.
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jorgenev
14y ago
Oops.
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jorgenev
14y ago
The best place to work is an office.
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jorgenev
14y ago
How fragile are women, really? It seems amazing to me that they don't all just shatter the day they are born (from what I read on the internet at least).
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jorgenev
14y ago
Yeah, don't give in. It just makes you look craven. I can not believe you lost your job. You have to laugh at how far things have come. :/
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jorgenev
14y ago
> I, a female geek, was an outcast too and participated in many of the activities you mention, yet I came out mature. Perhaps you should try being less insufferable. The reason why no one should ever give in to this women in tech nonsen
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jorgenev
14y ago
No, do not misrepresent yourself or your team. However, if I were you I would reconsider your plan. I think you may need a clinic specializing in paranoia more than you need a start up accelerator.
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jorgenev
14y ago
> lets keep being sexist, and bash etsy for trying No, lets stop circle jerking about how progressive we are at the expense of reason. > If women are discriminated against in IT (and lets face it ...) then there is a huge pool of u
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College majors by narcissism
(research.personality-testing.info)
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jorgenev
14y ago
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