So the salient point to me seem to be:<p>Girls are put off by how computer culture styles itself in nerdy ways.<p>Ok, i can kind of get that. On the other hand, i don&#x27;t like it much because she seems to be saying &quot;hiding positive expressions about things you like could be helpful&quot;.<p>I&#x27;m all for increasing diversity, but that should happen by bringing in more things and widening horizons. If that means &quot;Sex and the City&quot;, then yes, please.<p>The article does also kind of lose its red thread when she compares offputting styling with outright attacks against her. Maybe she&#x27;s trying to be less contentious by not outright calling them out as bullshit that should get people shitcanned by HR. But really, that&#x27;s what should be said about that, not comparisons with star wars posters.<p>All that said, i like the bit she mentions at the end, about introducing computing earlier. If done emphatically it can have a real chance of leveling the playing field.