Forum: Internet Links
Topic: google's made with code
started by: Malcolm

Posted by Malcolm on Jun. 20 2014,11:30
< I think the answer is "no." >
Posted by TheCatt on Jun. 20 2014,11:36
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She doesn’t really code, she explained — in fact, as a kid, she ignored computers while her brother played on them for hours.

Like my sister and then my brother and me...

It's... almost... as if... men have some... different desires...

Posted by Malcolm on Jun. 20 2014,11:46

(TheCatt @ Jun. 20 2014,13:36)
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She doesn’t really code, she explained — in fact, as a kid, she ignored computers while her brother played on them for hours.

Like my sister and then my brother and me...

It's... almost... as if... men have some... different desires...

Racist Sexist.



Posted by GORDON on Jun. 20 2014,12:01
the world is so stupid
Posted by Malcolm on Jun. 20 2014,12:55
This is painful to read.  Their big name speaker is a comedienne, not a female programmer.  Maybe they should borrow one of Microsoft's, Google's, or Yahoo's.

From their "marquee" speaker:
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I was into Latin, which is 100 percent more boring than coding. But I was into it because of the way that it was sold to me in high school. It was really social, and I felt like cool people were doing it and that’s why I wanted to do it. If coding can be sold that way, that’s awesome.

You're trying to sell programming based on its social merits?  That's like selling baseball based on its nonstop action.



Posted by thibodeaux on Jun. 20 2014,13:31
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3-D bracelet printing


lololololol....

Posted by TPRJones on Jun. 23 2014,07:15
Wow.  That is either the most poorly thought out and accidentally sexist thing I've seen in awhile, or it's so subtly ironic as to be genius self-effacing social commentary.  I suspect the former, but wish for the latter.
Posted by Malcolm on Jun. 27 2014,10:13
< They're still at it >.
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It expands the recently introduced Made With Code initiative, a $50 million plan focused on getting school-aged girls to code. The new diversity push will pay for three months of continued education in coding for women and minorities in tech.

Posted by Malcolm on Jun. 27 2014,10:22
< Verizon > jumps on.
Posted by GORDON on Jun. 27 2014,11:02
What are they going to do to these women to get them coding... remove their ability to get laid whenever they want?
Posted by Malcolm on Jun. 27 2014,11:42

(GORDON @ Jun. 27 2014,13:02)
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What are they going to do to these women to get them coding... remove their ability to get laid whenever they want?

A decent-looking woman in IT is like a huge expanse of nothingness that's 0.1% random patches of sand.  In 0.1% of that sand, there's a single oasis.



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