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The Social Responsibility of CodingAlterConf Portland 20172017-11-04
Concrete examples, numbers, and outcomes appear: MaxMind IP mapping and the farm that suffers 15 years of harassment, 14% of US addresses tied to one driveway…
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In Defense of Static SitesCascadiaFest 20162016-08-03
Argument: most public sites need no backend or heavy JS, so choose static when content is informational, cheap, fast, and secure. Cites concrete pain: two and…
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A Foolish Quest: Creating Knitting Patterns Using JavaScriptNodePDX 20162016-06-19
Built a customizable knitting pattern generator in JavaScript (ported from Ruby) that takes user gauge and desired circumference and emits cast-on counts, yarn…
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Why I RubyFull Stack Fest 20152015-09-01
Chooses Ruby as a first language because the community supplies mentorship, tiny workshops and proposal coaching that keep beginners going, not just language…
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Sniffing for Culture Smells & Interviewing CriticallyAlterConf Portland 20152015-06-27
A practical screening routine lays out concrete steps before, during, and after interviews: use LinkedIn to map current and former employees, activate the…
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Programming, Education, and the American DreamRubyConf 20142014-11-17
Claim: "anyone can learn to code" is overstated. Evidence: national literacy tests show about a third of fourth graders at or below basic and ~50% of…
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Unicorns Are People, Too: Re-Thinking Soft and Hard SkillsOpen Source Bridge 20142014-06-24
Argues that labeling skills "soft" or "hard" misleads hiring and rewards, proposes concrete replacements (examples: interpersonal vs quantifiable…
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JavaScript: A Gateway Language, or, Why You Should Teach Your Kids...MountainWest JavaScript 20142014-03-21
Argues that JavaScript works as a gateway language by giving instant visual results and low setup cost compared with Ruby or Python, shows concrete lessons…
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