I hope that's not a trait unique to women, but one wonders.
I've met plenty of humble men and plenty of excellent female programmers. That seems to disprove both theories, as far as I can see.
Anyone wanting to prove a universal in the face of counterexamples is welcome to have a go though :)
Personally, I read and upvoted this post because it was well written, interesting, and was interesting to see through the eyes of a total beginner. The author's gender was not a factor in my vote nor my opinion of the blog post. I am a woman myself.
I didn't think anyone would send that sort of email, that's not even cool HN, just desperate.
So no. You are wrong, misinformed, inflammatory, and offensive. Crawl back into the abyss from whence you came, Tentacle.
Voyeuristic tendencies aside, a lot of experienced programmers find that stuff refreshing. Less experienced programmers often find inspiration to try new things.
Which says a lot about how sexism works both ways :)