tl;dr "I don't use Reddit, I don't even have an account. Here's how to fix it." There is one thing he gets right though: there's a good chance "reddit" is simply not a business. I like Reddit, but there's no reason for…
We're using CodeCommit for our internal projects. Not everything is "open source" and while GitHub does allow for private projects I prefer a system that's locked down with keys for authentication with no chance I'll…
She was fired for wanting to negotiate her salary. Chairman Pao says that's "sexist."
Let's start with this NYTimes report about allegations of bias on teacher's qualification tests, because of the disparity in results: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/08/nyregion/questions-of-bias...
Yes, but more and more, courts and laws try to enforce "equal outcomes" and not "equal opportunity."
If you can get to Silicon Valley, go to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.
tl;dr "I don't use Reddit, I don't even have an account. Here's how to fix it." There is one thing he gets right though: there's a good chance "reddit" is simply not a business. I like Reddit, but there's no reason for…
We're using CodeCommit for our internal projects. Not everything is "open source" and while GitHub does allow for private projects I prefer a system that's locked down with keys for authentication with no chance I'll…
She was fired for wanting to negotiate her salary. Chairman Pao says that's "sexist."
Let's start with this NYTimes report about allegations of bias on teacher's qualification tests, because of the disparity in results: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/08/nyregion/questions-of-bias...
Yes, but more and more, courts and laws try to enforce "equal outcomes" and not "equal opportunity."
If you can get to Silicon Valley, go to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.