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>(https://twitter.com/nmsanchez/status/870811022306574336 https://twitter.com/nmsanchez/status/870811022306574336) I usually hate doing this, but hey. From th
by gens 9y ago
>(https://twitter.com/nmsanchez/status/870811022306574336 https://twitter.com/nmsanchez/status/870811022306574336)
I usually hate doing this, but hey.
From that twitter:
>OG tech diversifier. GitHubber. Lecturer, UC Berkeley Haas School of Business.
And her github is: https://github.com/nmsanchez?tab=repositories https://github.com/nmsanchez?tab=repositories
Two repositories have only a README, with, more or less, one line in it. One has a document about, not surprisingly, "diversity in tech" (and a code of conduct, ofc). And one is a fork. Her contributions to other projects sing the same song.
There is also a link there to her profile on https://medium.com/@nmsanchez https://medium.com/@nmsanchez
>Lecturer at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. VP of Social Impact @ GitHub. Founder of Vaya Consulting. Purveyor of fine race/class analysis.
All this kind of behavior rubs me the wrong way so i won't even comment on it all.
To be honest i never had a high opinion of electron as a piece of software, so i don't know why i am even here. Sorry, i guess.
- viraptor 9y agoIt looks like you expect a conference organiser to write open source code and put it on GitHub. Why?