Robert Scoble

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Our Culture of Exclusion April 2nd, 2012 Or, why I'm not going to *conf Lately there have been a lot of great articles being written and discussion happening around sexism in the tech industry. And the flames are being fanned by several high profile incidents of people saying and doing just plain stupid things.

http://bit.ly/18uXDvC

Elite S.F. coding bootcamp fast-tracks programming training

Eight floors above the chaos of Market and Fifth streets on a Tuesday morning, the coding academy Hack Reactor buzzes with the intensity of an honors library wing. A tall coffee machine burbles, the Wi-Fi signal is at maximum strength, and the doors are all locked at 8:57 a.m. sharp.

http://www.sfexaminer.com/sanfrancisco/elite-sf-coding-bootcamp-fast-tracks-programming-training/Content?oid=2602335

Look Out: The Bond Market Braces for U.S. Default

Stocks & Bonds Photograph by Andrea Buso/Gallery Stock Here's evidence that the bond market is suddenly taking seriously the possibility that the federal government will default on some of its obligations when it hits the debt ceiling later this month. This Bloomberg chart shows the yield on one-month Treasury bills.

http://buswk.co/17kAw0k

At Drone Conference, Talk of Morals and Toys

The people came for the technology, certainly, and for the flying demonstrations they were promised. They came to find the hobbyists and dreamers who shared their vision of drones as a force of good - or at least good business. They did not come for this.

http://squid.us/19DsmVO

Like It or Not, Gladiator CEOs Like Bezos Fuel Society's Advancement

As The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon hits book shelves, we can add the company's enigmatic CEO to the list of corporate leaders with bad tempers. Is it a coincidence Bezos and many others on that list also changed our lives in meaningful and positive ways?

http://onforb.es/1cL4F0R