I agree with you. Although I guess there are arguments to be made about covering this to show potential role models from different backgrounds, it still isn't a

I agree with you. Although I guess there are arguments to be made about covering this to show potential role models from different backgrounds, it still isn't anything particularly noteworthy. I also have very mixed feelings about the term "geek" being used. It seems to be thrown around for everything nowadays, from people who watch Doctor Who to people who are actually deeply invested in STEM. It's a good and admirable skill to have these days, being able to throw an iOS app, but the term has really lost its weight.