I think there is merit to this stereotype and you should not use personal anecdotes to argue ("i have never met/seen/found") against it. Having a talent for pr

I think there is merit to this stereotype and you should not use personal anecdotes to argue ("i have never met/seen/found") against it. Having a talent for programming imo means being good at abstracting away subproblems into nice encapsulated code units and having a passion for such tasks or the technical environment around it is like being a hobby bureaucrat. Now, tell me, this is normal :) I could also use personal anecdotes of me, a classic nerd, rubbing incompatible company culture the wrong way. Previously on HN: Y Combinator - The Cult of Conformity in Silicon Valley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia7IKW0yuG0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia7IKW0yuG0