cupcakes

The first repo I visited was cupcakes, because, well who doesn't love cupcakes?

How about a cupcake company that sells designer bite size cupcakes to people who need a sugar fix.

Sometimes this means baking cupcakes for the team, just because.

But it makes the workplace less accessible to people who don't like cupcakes or laser tag.

Some interesting teams made cupcakes they could distribute to offices and sell at much higher margins.

But cupcakes and yoga are pretty close to the activities which have some gender-attachments.

Not for our customers, but I buy cupcakes for people who go the extra mile to help me out.

They might try to save the company by, say, selling cupcakes on-line!

Most of the new joints charge about $3 for a cupcake Can't you get a dozen cupcakes at the grocery store for that price?

Even, if I own a bakery shop, I would want leads from people asking for cupcakes.

The idea is to make things inclusionary by being fun, and I hope they continue, even if people want to make a point of being offended about eating cupcakes at a programming class.

You shall not pry cupcakes from my masculine paws.

The girl with the thick-rimmed glasses has never rolled a D12 or written a line of assembly - she thinks only about cupcakes and "vintage" dresses.

I think the author was getting at this: cupcakes are simple, so people try to add "features" to justify the price/attract customers.

"Going to voting station, standing in queue and voting is a painful process and most of us don't take the trouble." Not exactly cupcakes and candy in America either.

Cupcakes represent a stable, decentralized currency with a proof-of-work (you had to bake a cupcake to get one!).

Cupcakes have gotten popular at weddings.

Started volunteering with three different learn to code initiative with the intent to help curb the gender gap in tech and get kids interested in programming: CoderDojoChi[1], GirlDevelopIt[2] and Code and Cupcakes[3].