Isn't this just an ad essentially?

Here's a github repo with a huge list of a bunch of companies with various developer / designer positions who allow remote. https://github.com/jessicard/remote-jobs

I agree, although not necessarily with the tone of the article.

Nothing is worse than searching for solutions to issues I'm having with JS, and having stack overflow return nothing but jQuery answers.

Plus I've also run into a lot of devs who just don't understand JS and only know jQuery which is really bad.

Hi Matias :)

On rachelisaweso.me/ok i'm using LESS Theme which is super simple, clean, and was ridiculously easy to modify colors and use my own typekit fonts with.

Exactly this.

He didn't say invite women just for the sake of inviting women.

He said designers who are women, who we can all assume would be interested in news for designers.

Seriously?

+1 for grunt

I personally don't think that git is a good gauge of a persons merit unless you're doing a lot of open source contributions or personal projects.

For example, here's my publicly viewed git history:

And here's my view when I'm logged in since I work for a company that doesn't publicly post the work we're doing:

People put too much weight on the commit history. I'm considering just doing some kind of cron job to auto push ever so often so it's always green and people stop being judgey.