I think his post was that we should challenge our cognitive biases and the male-oriented geek culture. For example, after some members of the team have intervi

I think his post was that we should challenge our cognitive biases and the male-oriented geek culture. For example, after some members of the team have interviewed a potential candidate for hire, we get together to discuss our observations on him/her. We were choosing between two people and the female, IMO, wrote much cleaner code. The team decided to go with the guy because "he fit the culture better". What this meant was he and 2 of the other interviewers talked about League of Legends for 10 minutes and he wore a "hilarious" graphic t-shirt.