When you reach a certain age as a software engineer, for instance my age, you give up the pretense of the rubber duck and just have conversations with yourself out loud.
Remember in the late 2010s when some lone voices were calling for tech workers to get serious and unionize? And no one cared because they thought the 6-figure salaries and flex time would continue forever?
@mcc I actually built the feature that warns you about blocked users, back when I worked for Github for a minute. Could not have predicted this use case!
It's here! Available now from Apress/SpringerNature, "We Just Build Hammers: Stories from the Past, Present, and Future of Responsible Tech" brings to life tales of the unsung heroes of responsible tech, and the science fiction that inspired them.
A friend who works as a data center technician just HAD to go and make a comment about my cable management, so I've been climbing all over the studio floor with velcro for an hour now
This is the infamous Wonder Woman #203, December 1972, the "Women's Lib" issue. It was written by award-winning Black Queer scifi legend Samuel Delany. In the first of what was to be a six-issue arc, newly mortal Diana Prince reluctantly gets caught up in the Women's Lib movement, finally acting as its champion in a climactic battle at an abortion clinic.
@ntnsndr I'm hoping to have the draft complete over the next 3 months. I’m doing tons of research so it's stop-and-go with writing, but so far my thesis is holding up. :)
Tech ethicist, engineer emeritus and open source activist. I make music and I make trouble. Creator of Contributor Covenant & the Hippocratic License, and founder of the Organization for Ethical Source. Author, “We Just Build Hammers”.She/her. Pronounced 🪸—#SpeechIsSourceCode #TheFutureIsSoft