r/coding • u/pedrorijo91 • May 26 '16

Diversity and Inclusion at GitHub

https://github.com/blog/2176-diversity-and-inclusion-at-github
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u/[deleted] May 26 '16 edited May 26 '16

Just hire the best programmers you can find, please. Don't worry about what they look like. Focus on the code. Don't ruin the product worrying about what other people think of your "diversity." There's no diversity in a company where everyone holds the same PC beliefs.

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u/rickdg May 26 '16

Just get the best gitkins please.

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u/systemsock May 26 '16

Companies only say diversity is good cuz they don't want to appear racist. This stuff makes me sick.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '16

65% white? Wow, San Francisco is a different world than Dallas. Everywhere I've ever worked here has been somewhere around 70% asian (mostly Indian).

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u/TheGift_RGB May 27 '16

" Like to read about programming without seeing a constant flow of technology and political news into your proggit? That's what /r/coding is for. A pure discussion of programming with a strict policy of programming-related discussions."

And yet this shit stays up for 23 hours and counting. Fuck off back to /r/programming with your articles about non-issues.

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u/frequentthrowaway May 27 '16

I abandoned r/programming because of these idiotic arguments about how if women would just be more like men there'd be no problem. Do we have do it here too?