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by cperciva
3341 days ago
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Last year, a study of coders on the open source repository GitHub found that code written by women was actually more likely to be approved by fellow coders than code written by men – but only if the female coders hid their gender. Female coders with profiles that made their gender “identifiable” had their code rejected more often than male coders. That study has been so thoroughly debunked at this point that I'm inclined to assume bad faith on the part of any journalist who cites it. |
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