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Extroverted Geek

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Extroverted Geek

@ExtrovertedGeek

Entrepreneur & Android Developer Connector of people/Motivator & Coach for engineers Activist # Web (WiseExperiencedBadass) Founding Engineer - MobiZen, NetZen

Silicon Valley

Joined July 2013

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Extroverted Geek
@ExtrovertedGeek
May 2, 2017
Ageism contributes to a lack of all 3: * Female developers * Mentors 4 female developers * female role models #HireATechOldLadyToday!
She Should Run
@SheShouldRun
May 1, 2017
'By 2020, there will be 1.4mil jobs available in comp-related fields...women are on track to fill ~3%' @GirlsWhoCode motto.time.com/4740356/role-m…
Extroverted Geek
@ExtrovertedGeek
Sep 6, 2025
The 3rd in a series of posts showing how California's public resources are being abused by corporations. Here's one story showing the danger of a business tactic to steal our precious water, and more:
Wolf Pack
@WhyWeWolfPack
Aug 21, 2025
[1] CA: 1994 began with a catastrophic 6.7 earthquake in the San Fernando Valley. The Northridge earthquake damaged public infrastructure, particularly Valencia Water systems, totally dewatering entire system within 30 mins due to 3 tank failures, main & service line breaks.
Extroverted Geek
@ExtrovertedGeek
Sep 6, 2025
The 2nd in a series of posts showing how California's public resources are being abused by corporations. Here's one story showing the danger of a business tactic to steal our precious water:
Wolf Pack
@WhyWeWolfPack
Aug 12, 2025
Replying to @WhyWeWolfPack
[7] Another Chinatown character exposes it: “They’re blowing these farmers out of their land and then picking it up for peanuts. Do you have any idea what this land would be worth with a steady water supply? About 30 million more than they paid for it!” thecanary.co/global/world-a…
Extroverted Geek
@ExtrovertedGeek
Sep 6, 2025
California's public resources are being abused by corporations. Here's one story showing the danger of a business tactic to steal our precious water:
Wolf Pack
@WhyWeWolfPack
Aug 5, 2025
[1] California has many luxuries. But it lacks one thing: abundant water resources. It's right on the Pacific Ocean, but as we hear in the movie Chinatown, “You can swim in it and you can fish in it, but you can’t drink it and you can’t irrigate an orange grove with it.”
Extroverted Geek
@ExtrovertedGeek
Jun 18, 2020
The core truth of the situation!
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