It's hard to give much respect to an article that starts with a false premise, that starts with statements that are not based in reality.

The article begins with this:

"Thank you, James Damore. Finally, someone has the guts to speak the truth: Women are not made for a great career in a rational industry such as technology. Our female brains are just too female. Too emotional... too focused on people... Plus: We are so anxious. We can’t handle stress either: That’s why we tend to be hysterical every so often."

Hello?

That is NOT what he wrote.

What he wrote was that you should not expect women and men to be present in equal numbers in all fields, he wrote that women and men, on average, have different interests and traits that will lead them to prefer certain jobs over others. So job "X" might wind up having 68% women and 32% men, and job "Y" might have 81% men and 19% women - not as a result of sexist discrimination, but as a result of different interests.

Drop the false premise.