The End of an Era: Women Who Code Closing - Women Who Code

7heo , 2 months ago

It turns out that “Women Who Code Closing - Women Who Code” actually isn’t about Women that code a software called “Closing”, and Women that code in general.

In fact, what they meant to write was:

The End of an Era: “Women Who Code” Closing – Women Who Code.

I know I’m gonna get downvoted for this, but punctuation matters, and sadly, it has to be said. So here I go.

natecox , 2 months ago

What were the challenges they faced? The article outlines that they faced insurmountable issues but didn’t state what those issues were or what they did to try and mitigate them.

tormeh , 2 months ago

Funding issues, according to the article

SaltySalamander , 2 months ago

Complete and total mismanagement of funds, you mean.

SaltySalamander , 2 months ago

Turns out when you pay everyone 6 figures, you burn through your cash pretty quickly.

fuckwit_mcbumcrumble , 2 months ago

Women will never be able to code again.

EdibleFriend , 2 months ago

What was the point of the Barbie movie then.

MeekerThanBeaker , 2 months ago

To beach off.

treadful , 2 months ago

Guess I need to break the bad news to a coworker.

kinsnik , 2 months ago

f***. i came out to my manager literally today (as non-binary, so maybe I’ll be spared?)

EdibleFriend , 2 months ago

Fuck.

Hi I’m just here to corrupt the children you tried to protect.

iiGxC , 2 months ago

Doing the devils work, and I can’t thank you enough

Melt , 2 months ago

And a thousand advertisers and Microsoft screamed in horror

originalucifer , 2 months ago

they couldnt just scale back to a low-cost, communicative platform?

...org seems a little top heavy

RobotToaster , 2 months ago

Where will the six figure executive salaries come from if they did that?

tja , 2 months ago

Where do they come from when they are closing?

RobotToaster , 2 months ago

I’m sure they’ll find another grift to attach themselves onto.