Disclaimer: I'm a Hacker School S'12 alum, but these words are my own only. I don't believe Nick or any Hacker School facilitator look to revolutionize "hacker

Disclaimer: I'm a Hacker School S'12 alum, but these words are my own only. I don't believe Nick or any Hacker School facilitator look to revolutionize "hacker." I don't believe they want to get into any semantic argument. If anything, they're sharing their school of thought on hacking. On the one hand, they indeed have their opinions about programming and what it means to be a "hacker." On the other, they are also openminded to hearing different opinions and expanding their own. In my observation, they don't intend to redefine anything. They just want to expand an ongoing conversation with others who care about programming.