Lumpentheorist; abolitionist; critic of whiteness, workerist cosmogony, and the ableism of the Left. Masks are empathy fashion. Own it—make it yours. Intricate words fulfill me: Anticipate jargon here. Semantic critique ain't your jam? Don't whinge—just go away. Ace enby aphant WP in #NYC. they/them/gonzo/whatever If you would throw me and mine to the wolves so to claim victory over those wolves, you can take your Democratic National Chamberlain 🤡ass to someone else's mentions.
Lumpentheorist; abolitionist; critic of whiteness, workerist cosmogony, and the ableism of the Left. Masks are empathy fashion. Own it—make it yours. Intricate words fulfill me: Anticipate jargon here. Semantic critique ain't your jam? Don't whinge—just go away. Ace enby aphant WP in #NYC. they/them/gonzo/whatever If you would throw me and mine to the wolves so to claim victory over those wolves, you can take your Democratic National Chamberlain 🤡ass to someone else's mentions.
Mastodon has been hiding filtered notifications from me, so only just seeing this:
"by people who don't really like tech, but put up with it anyway for the sake of a paycheck."
My freshman undergraduate CS class in 1992 consisted of students the majority of whom had never touched a computer keyboard before. They were there because the field looked like the next doctor or engineer.
Of course, the stolen-valor title inflation of people who have no professional responsibility for human life and even less liability if things go wrong as "engineers", an affectation driven largely by Usian companies like Google, an entire industry of folk cosplaying as Margaret Hamilton, didn't help that situation. Which, again, goes to the wounded masculinity and "nerds rule the world" of it all.
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