Use your super powers for good!
summary
Claims concrete outcomes and choices: a partially finished shipping-container home actually built; a small personal stake in Ello; involvement with Dojo4 that leads to Techstars and local Telluride foundation projects; an explicit metaphor that coders carry AK-47s and must choose whether lines of code power a liquor-delivery app or systems that measurably improve communities. Details include what was built, what didn’t finish, what was funded, and which organizations were involved.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:26Love & Code
- 2:09The only thing I know about Rails I read in my Encyclopedia Britannica last night
- 5:47False advertising
- 8:03Armed and Relatively Dangerous
- 10:35Do you know what you want to say? Are you saying it? Does anyone care?
- 15:48Unfinished business
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