busymath Archive

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6	Data analysis of GitHub contributions reveals unexpected gender bias: "Women's contributions to open source are more likely to be accepted than men's." I sort of wonder if this is a result of the fact that women are more likely to pursue fields they excel at then men are. I go to uwaterloo which is pretty well known for math/CS and the profs have found that generally the few women who are in CS do on average better then the men who have a much wider range of grades. Tldr: the few women who code tend to be the best women who code, lots of men code meaning more men are bad at coding	/r/MensRights	12/02/16 06:01 AM
1	Jezebel factually reports on China's new two-child policy, without the slightest hint they support reproductive choice for Chinese women (because they don't) I don't really see the value here. It seemed like a very neutral and factual article. It was very matter of fact: China is replacing their one child policy with a two child policy. The one child policy lead to forced abortions. The two child policy is a right step, but will still have the same problems	/r/MensRights	28/12/15 08:33 AM
3	MGTOW has finally made it to the Wikipedia in spite of tremendous feminazi efforts to ban it at Wikipedia ! Luckily gay marriage exists. Marry your business partners with a prenup haha	/r/MensRights	27/12/15 02:41 AM