I would disagree that sysadmin/network admin types are considered less
geeky, it's just that coders and sysadmins speak completely different
languages, tend not to trust each other, and are generally working against
one another (since they have different goals).
Trying to figure this stuff
And/or Code4Lib4[I hate that word minority, but cannot think of another for
here, but maybe you get what I mean]
Not trying to splinter, but that might be one way to encourage diversity but
again, without implication that ANYONE would be excluded.
(Inspired by
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~Bohyun
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And/or Code4Lib4[I hate that word minority
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Salazar, Christina
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And/or Code4Lib4[I hate that word minority, but cannot think of another
for here, but maybe
Sounds possibly interesting. Other than a word, what would that be
exactly, and what would be the goals of it? Do you mean a different
conference, or listserv, or what?
On 11/28/2012 3:34 PM, Salazar, Christina wrote:
And/or Code4Lib4[I hate that word minority, but cannot think of another
If this (as in a group for women in library technology) is going to become
reality, I want to see this take one step broader, and incorporate ALL
women in library tech, and not just designating it to one subset of the
library community (code4lib). code4lib can be a collaborator with another
: [CODE4LIB] What about Code4Lib4Women?
Sounds possibly interesting. Other than a word, what would that be exactly, and
what would be the goals of it? Do you mean a different conference, or
listserv, or what?
On 11/28/2012 3:34 PM, Salazar, Christina wrote:
And/or Code4Lib4[I hate that word
, but me, I like it...)
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Jonathan Rochkind
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Sounds possibly
Hello,
Super short term lurker (since today!). It was suggested by various people on
Twitter (hello people of Twitter) that I join code4lib because of this exchange
and it greatly touches on one of my passions (see:
I would disagree that sysadmin/network admin types are considered less geeky,
it's just that coders and sysadmins speak completely different languages, tend
not to trust each other, and are generally working against one another (since
they have different goals). Bess's Werewolves vs. Vampires
I agree with you that coders/sys admins speak different language, but I think
you'll find this is pretty common (at least in my experience) of any
differences, even within the same groups. Database programmers say versus
someone who does iphone applications.
I am not inferring sys admins are
people would hate this concept, but me, I like it...)
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On 28 Nov 2012, at 16:40, Ross Singer rossfsin...@gmail.com wrote:
I would disagree that sysadmin/network admin types are considered less
geeky, it's just that coders and sysadmins speak completely different
languages, tend not to trust each other, and are generally working against
one
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