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This is the problem with distilling any group of people into a monoculture. The only true fact you can get from grouping people into the collective term of "dev
by SCNP 5y ago
This is the problem with distilling any group of people into a monoculture. The only true fact you can get from grouping people into the collective term of "developers" is the fact that they write software. This occupation/hobby says nothing about the values that they hold. Developers make malware and also anti-malware. The group as a whole works both sides of all of these issues. I hope I'm not putting it too harshly but you're both wrong and you're both right.
Edit to add: you also don't need to be a developer to understand the issue and advocate for either side.
- onli 5y agoNo worries, not too harsh. You are right in general, it's too huge a group. However, I still think it's right that the most poignant and relevant criticism comes from developers and people that work in the core of IT. The CCC was really a prime example of that, or just take Snowden.