lorettahe

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by lorettahe 14y ago
It doesn't actually cap the line. It caps the block. Sometimes the block can extend to multiple lines. http://i.imgur.com/698dzMo.png After trying with the css suggested here on Google inside Chrome, the problametic characters don't have
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by lorettahe 15y ago
Did notice that. Will get sorted when I have time over the weekend. Sorry :/
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by lorettahe 15y ago
Perhaps I will understand things a better as things move along. It is true that I have only had three jobs so far, which isn't many, compared to many of the people here. This article is really about talking to males at work about geeky stuf
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by lorettahe 15y ago
I am sorry you had such bad experience at work :( Let's both hope situations improve as time moves on :)
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by lorettahe 15y ago
There does appear to be something new I learn every day. " it's that there is a minority of men are actively and aggressively misogynist and the majority of men who aren't refuse to call them on it" I really have seen none around, to be hon
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by lorettahe 15y ago
Sorry, I'll bear that in mind next time :P
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by lorettahe 15y ago
There are many good female scientists/engineers/mathematicians. Back in Cambridge University, to start off with, there are many female mathematics students. Considering achievement by people such as Grace Hopper, I don't think we can blame
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by lorettahe 15y ago
Perhaps I have been really fortunate, as I haven't really seen/noticed women not getting promoted/paid less just because they are women. Maybe it's because I'm in the UK where we don't have much of those issues. I do apologise if I have bee
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by lorettahe 15y ago
It's precisely because I got so wound up with these 'female developer' articles I had to rant in that blog.
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The (un)importance of gender in programming(lorettahe.org)
44 points by lorettahe 15y ago|69 comments
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by lorettahe 16y ago
I don't normally comment on HN, but I might come along tonight.