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Why there is so few female programmers?

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  • R Rohit Sinha

    This proves peterchen's point that you girls can't focus. You need to finish an assignment and here you are, posting on CP. Shhesh. ;P
      Regards,

    Rohit Sinha

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    Sylph
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    Rohit Sinha wrote: This proves peterchen's point that you girls can't focus. You need to finish an assignment and here you are, posting on CP. Shhesh. no it just means we can focus on more than 1 thing! :eek:

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    • P Paul Selormey

      Simple, men are generally lazy, and will prefer just sitting down and looking into a screen (be it PC or whatever). Best regards, Paul. Jesus Christ is LOVE! Please tell somebody.

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      Brian Delahunty
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      Paul Selormey wrote: Simple, men are generally lazy, and will prefer just sitting down and looking into a screen (be it PC or whatever). :omg: My god... Your right.:cool: Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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      • N Nnamdi Onyeyiri

        my physics teacher calls this 3 dimensional conceptualisation :)

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        :suss:"All programmers are playwrights and all computers are lousy actors."

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        Nnamdi Onyeyiri wrote: 3 dimensional conceptualisation Yep.. That's the more technical term for it. Does he/she go on about it a lot? Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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          Nnamdi Onyeyiri wrote: 3 dimensional conceptualisation Yep.. That's the more technical term for it. Does he/she go on about it a lot? Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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          Nnamdi Onyeyiri
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          an awful lot, he says that 3d... is the key to getting an A in the course, if you can visualise whats happening in your mind, then it puts you well above others.

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          • A Anders Molin

            I thought you were the only programmer there, and all the rest was web-developers of some kind... Does this mean you are 72% female? ;P - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

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            Anders Molin wrote: Does this mean you are 72% female? LOL... Are your interested ;-) Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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            • N Nish Nishant

              Heheh. There are 14 programmers here - 10 women and 4 men. Of the women - 8 of them are on Java, HTML and JSP(ughhhhhhhhh) Of the other two, one does PHP, VB and ASP And Smitha (Tweety) does C#, VB, PHP and ASP Of the 4 men, 3 of them do JSP and Java I am the 4th fellow and I do MFC, C++ and recently a little .NET (I was asked to do it using C#, but I chose MC++ ;-) ) Regards, Nish

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              Nishant S wrote: Tweety Haven't seen Tweety around here in ages. She ok? Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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              • E Ed Gadziemski

                Who opened the door of the asylum and let you loose again?

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                Brian Delahunty
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                Ed Gadziemski wrote: Who opened the door of the asylum and let you loose again? :rolleyes::laugh: Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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                • L l a u r e n

                  *lauren gets her gun out...*

                  "... and so i said to him ... if it don't dance (or code) and you can't eat it either f**k it or throw it away"
                  biz stuff   about me

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                  lauren wrote: *lauren gets her gun out...* LOL :wtf: Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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                  • P Paul Watson

                    Tim Smith wrote: they start receiving strange love letters. Dear Timothy Smith, I am l337 4/\x0r on CP and find myself devilishly attracted to y.... ;P :laugh:

                    Paul Watson
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                    Cape Town, South Africa

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                    Brian Delahunty
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                    LOL. :laugh: Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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                    • S Sylph

                      yeah i know male is a gender.. :-O but that wasn't the point i was tryin to make.. sheesh gimme a break its 1:30am here.. and am tryin to finish a java assignment ;P so my brain is mush.

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                      Sylph wrote: yeah i know male is a gender.. but that wasn't the point i was tryin to make.. sheesh gimme a break its 1:30am here.. I think peterchen is only trying to rise ya. What the java assignment on???? Probably some networking crappy app that they're making ya do? Hate those ones Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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                      • J Joe Woodbury

                        There are several fields where women are unrepresented for no apparent reason; the two that pop into mind are motorcycle and automobile racing. Believe it or not, I think there's a parallel. In motor racing, most drivers were heavily involved as kids--it's more than Dads (and Moms) pushing it, they become car nerds, er, nuts. And then there's the competitive, generally without grudges, angle Likewise, most the programmers I know are techno-geeks, or were for the first ten years in the business. Even when they get burned out, they still pay attention to the dry news report that company x increased processor speed by so much (like the car geeks ears perk up when a company gets 5 more horse power out of an engine.) My point is, that relatively few women are techno-geeks or car nuts for that matter, as teenagers and I think that shapes choices when going into college. (My teenage daughter keeps pictures of high end cars which is considered odd by all her girl friends, but not her guy friends.)

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                        There is 1 female formula 1 test driver.. she's Irish too... :-D Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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                        • B Brian Delahunty

                          There is 1 female formula 1 test driver.. she's Irish too... :-D Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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                          Joe Woodbury
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                          And Sarah Fisher did a test drive at Indianapolis in a McLaren on Friday. Unfortunately, to date I've not been impressed with her driving in IRL, but that's oval racing, she may be better on real racetracks.:)

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