> "corrupted by personal bias and toxicity as to be utterly useless" may not be that able / focused on just moving forward on stuff. It's the same recycled lo

> "corrupted by personal bias and toxicity as to be utterly useless" may not be that able / focused on just moving forward on stuff. It's the same recycled logic of people who want to return to the times of being able to say whatever they want, and people who are offended just "need to move on". This kind of thinking is why homophobia/misogyny/racism is still so prevalent in tech. Dog whistles like "real tech people" or "super high need" or "people that just can't move on". It's a lot more convenient and dismissive to associate it with some kind of lack of performance. "Oh they should just focus on the code, thank god for all the coders who never want to attend meetings and just code..." I know you don't like my "style", but I'm afraid most organized software development is starting to become more aware of the need to be empathetic and accepting of the human element, not less, and just "getting over it and coding" isn't an acceptable answer anymore.