Chris, you called my wife stupid because she was pregnant and said the reason I was supportive of women in the industry is because her stupid pregnancy hormones splashed on me, because I was being stupid.
This is not the way to make friends and influence people. Still, I've given you as fair as shake as I can. I'm not the only person who found the first half of your presentation to be off putting. Unlike them, I extracted some of your key points and laid them out in a tl;dr.
> Stuff like being comfortable with patching a library, reading the code you use.
This is where our agreement diverges. Many people will not or cannot engage the open source world. Given how many folks don't use licensing, I'm always skeptical of working for them for free as well.
This is not the way to make friends and influence people. Still, I've given you as fair as shake as I can. I'm not the only person who found the first half of your presentation to be off putting. Unlike them, I extracted some of your key points and laid them out in a tl;dr.
> Stuff like being comfortable with patching a library, reading the code you use.
This is where our agreement diverges. Many people will not or cannot engage the open source world. Given how many folks don't use licensing, I'm always skeptical of working for them for free as well.