Y/N?: binary for humans
summary
Explains concrete practices grounded in work at GitHub: renaming "non-technical support," handling account lockouts and two-factor authentication, and why bot scraping needs opt‑in. Cites Charles Petzold's "Code" to justify using binary clarity instead of “maybe,” teaches active listening and decompiling squishy language, gives a personal one thing rule for commitments, and maps consent rules to product design and everyday interactions (ask before hugging, clear opt‑in). Useful if wanting practical communication and consent tactics.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 2:20open source improv
- 3:04story
- 4:25collaboration
- 4:55boundaries
- 5:53the key word here is two.
- 13:52consent
- 14:58meaningful
- 16:10informed
- 17:14enthusiastic
- 20:01first
- 22:48commitment
- 24:10expectations
- 24:56consequences
- 25:20conclusion
- 25:31comfortable
- 26:48Confreaks
