Bit biased, but I'd say this is an non-technical article about overthinking terminologies. As others already mentioned, we use techie /non-techie to quickly cat

Bit biased, but I'd say this is an non-technical article about overthinking terminologies. As others already mentioned, we use techie /non-techie to quickly categorize people into coders and non-coders, but techie also works for the embedded-guy or the kick ass devop or Linux neckbeard. "Tech" has also become an allegory of topics that we can discuss where there is a clearer right and wrong. It's still subjective and opinionated of course but at the moment when your mind is really soaked into tech, everything feels so simple and ultimatively true. It's probably part of the God-complex/imposter-syndrome that so many coders experience, but that's another topic...