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Now, Now.

What are you? Master Cyber Solution Daemon?

I know of none, although I don't know any male mcsd's either! [/B

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Personally I'm all for it - Christmas parties would be a
lot more interesting @!!!

However - I'm a realist ... from the women I've spoke
with: Most women don't find programming very exciting,
nor they really want to expend that much effort to
understand pure logic.

I don't mean to sound sexist, however, I've been living
in SV for over three years (and have lots of exposure in
to other companies as a consultant) and I haven't meet an
elite female programmer. The ones I've met are mediocre,
good at best - but no Jedi masters that truly appreciate
logic and elegance.

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi all, I just want to know why there aren't much women
>in the IT industry. Especially in Software developement
>area.
>
>Is it because we use words like, submit, dispose, abort,
>terminate, etc
>.
>

>Personally I'm all for it - Christmas parties would be a
>lot more interesting @!!!

I don't understand the pun....but of course I'm female.
Could you explain the Xmas dig?

>However - I'm a realist ... from the women I've spoke
>with: Most women don't find programming very exciting,
>nor they really want to expend that much effort to
>understand pure logic.

Yes, this is very true. Most of them just want to "get
by" and not see it for it's power.....logical reasoning
cannot be argued, it simply IS, ...can be proven true.

>
>I don't mean to sound sexist, however, I've been living
>in SV for over three years (and have lots of exposure in
>to other companies as a consultant) and I haven't meet
an
>elite female programmer. The ones I've met are mediocre,
>good at best - but no Jedi masters that truly appreciate
>logic and elegance.

That's not sexist.
Neither, is it ignorant.

However, you, like myself, don't have enough statistics
to measure the aptitude of women programmers.

The number of women programmers should be easy enough to
find if it really interested anyone.

But, yes their aptitude is always in question.

Why is that?

Experience?

Women are really subordinate to male programmers,
everywhere? This is rather disappointing. Don't they
have an element to add to the industry?

>Short?
>Brown hair?
>Brown eyes?
>Skinny?

Ummmm....

>I haven't meet an
>elite female programmer. The ones I've met are mediocre,
>good at best - but no Jedi masters that truly appreciate
>logic and elegance.

In time you will my young padawan learner.

Here?

On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 14:14:44 -0800,
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>Where do I send it?
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>>yone know who this is??
>>
>>Where's the picture?
>>.
>>

Still waiting for your ppicture.....

On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 18:28:20 -0600, stacieweber
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>Now, Now.
>
>What are you? Master Cyber Solution Daemon?
>
>I know of none, although I don't know any male mcsd's either! [/B]
>
>
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>All I have is a dog.

Which don't require 24/7 attention, I may add.

>But, yes their aptitude is always in question.

Aptitude is very important in IT, No matter what sex you are. Without
an aptitude for learning through your own initiative, you won't get
far. Having said that it is clear by the posts in this ng, people are
clearly lacking.

lol!
>-----Original Message-----
>>I haven't meet an
>>elite female programmer. The ones I've met are
mediocre,
>>good at best - but no Jedi masters that truly
appreciate
>>logic and elegance.
>
>In time you will my young padawan learner.
>.
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