A Story About a Photograph
During a NYT photo shoot about Twitter's security work, the authors got so absorbed in actual coding they ignored the photographer, making for an authentically candid shot.
During a NYT photo shoot about Twitter's security work, the authors got so absorbed in actual coding they ignored the photographer, making for an authentically candid shot.
The post's title claims superiority at everything, but the content immediately contradicts this by admitting it's not true.
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The author visited the White House with their sister for a special event.
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Attending Grace Hopper women in tech conference in Baltimore.
Visited Facebook's Seattle office for their 2012 summer hackathon event.
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