dgabriel

Just awful, I agree.

You are out of your mind.

I took a poll of me, and I think it's bad and not funny. Now we're equal.

For real. Today alone, I got someone else's golf course information (twice) and Valvoline receipt. I hate golf, and am deliberately car-free. I just mark it as spam now.

Of course there are "WGTOW"s. It's called seperatist feminism. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separatist_feminism

Are there any co-working spaces near you?

Even now, knowledge of classical Chinese is considered an important part of an elite Korean education.

There are organizations devoted to getting men into traditionally-female occupations. We don't hear about it as much, because it's not tech oriented?

http://aamn.org/ http://www.worldforumfoundation.org/working-groups/men/

That is not true.

There are fewer of those very day.

"Children"? Who refers to 18-22 year old men and women as children? The terminally condescending?

Mine, too (he's 11). He's also got an XBox live account for Portal 2, a youtube / gmail (mostly for videos about Minecraft and Kerbal Space Program), and an account here: http://scratch.mit.edu/ .

None of these things existed 11 years ago, and I expect there will be a new set of things 11 years hence.

That's brilliant.

We have to change everyone's attitudes, sure. Internalized sexism is a real thing.

My partner and I have twins, and are not married. We both have been married previously, and it really doesn't make a big difference to us. We have a better bond than either of us did with our former spouses, and have been together longer than we were with the people we married. It's cool.

I bet girls would do just fine, and a sane combination of approaches works best. The biggest issue with schools is that everybody thinks they know how to fix stuff, but the research is spotty at best. Standardized tests and core curriculums? Differentiated learning or academic tiers? We all have opinions, and there are many in this thread, but not all of these opinions can be simultaneously right.

My son gets to do his tests on a yoga ball, and it works very well.

In my experiences with three children in US public schools, this is not true.

It would alienate some young boys, too. There are a lot of stereotypes in these comments.

Administrative and IT costs are much higher.

We still get these via amazon prime. We actually get much more than $80 in prime instant videos and shipping.

This is my concern, as well. I love food. My family loves food. Most people, even in developing countries, would prefer actual food to a nutrition shake. Culture, family, community, and love are all bound up in our relationships to eating. Bachelor chow is all well and good, but it won't save the world.

That said, Plumpy'nut and other RUTFs have done amazing things for the neediest people on the planet, so I'm not as willing as other HNers to throw the project entirely under the bus. I am interested in how this product compares to what exists.

Right? Medifast. Optifast. Slimfast. There are literally thousands of options.

You can get a CS degree and never, ever encounter SQL injection, unit testing, or serious version control. Hell, you can get an MS without worrying about those things.

"Those people are just looking for a reason not to get exercise, and are better off dying around their mid 50s."

It's a ridiculous statement. Life expectancy, even among those who do not regularly exercise, is greater than 50. My mom is 70, and the most exercise she's ever gotten was from walking (and not for fitness, just around the block, or meandering through the mall). She certainly would not have been better off dying in her 50s.

Why would you say something like that?

I'll take flat design over liquid buttons and shoddy, poorly thought-out skeuomorphism any day. You may hate it, but it's going to be ubiquitous for a while.

We all have different goals, but interesting meals are certainly near the top of my priority list, especially since I eat with my family and meal times are more than just a way to fill a hole.

You make the insurance price and due diligence bar high enough.

This is exactly right. Bitcoins are not a good idea for casual investors who can't/won't manage their own security, or can't bear the loss in case of a breach. If you want an unregulated, untraceable currency, that's the price you pay.