Removing Female's Code = Harrasment

http://benjyw.com/post/79990178086/git-github-and-the-ethics-of-engineering

People seem to be focusing on some of the more prurient allegations - office hula-hooping and so on - but are largely ignoring what to me might be the worst offense: another engineer “passive-aggressively ripping out [her] code from projects [they] had worked on together without so much as a ping or a comment.”

I.e. if a woman writes inefficient, unmaintainable and buggy code, refactoring it would be serious incident of harassment and inappropriate behavior.

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guess her code was like..
if (psi1 == 0) spike = 0;
if (psi1 > 0) spike = 1;
if (psi1 > 5) spike = 3; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 10) spike = 6; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 15) spike = 9; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 20) spike = 12; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 25) spike = 15; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 30) spike = 18; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 35) spike = 21; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 40) spike = 24; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 45) spike = 27; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 50) spike = 30; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 55) spike = 33; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 60) spike = 36; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 65) spike = 39; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 70) spike = 42; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 75) spike = 45; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 80) spike = 48; // 10nov2010
if (psi1 > 85) spike = 50; // 7jun2011
if (psi1 > 90) spike = 52; // 7jun2011
if (psi1 > 95) spike = 54; // 7jun2011