In this episode, Ashanti-Mutinta joins the panel to talk about finding safe online community networks, perspectives on blocking and real name policies, and transitioning in while working in tech.
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Hey you! đ The Greater Than Code panelists have some exciting news: we’re looking to add new panelists to our show and we think it could be you! We’re particularly looking for people of diverse backgrounds who feel they could bring a unique perspective to our show. We would especially like to hear from people…
066: Growing a Culture
In this episode, Allison Kopf talks about what tech looks like in the context of a working farm, building a good remote company culture, and disagreeing respectfully while maintaining strong opinions.
065: Radical Design
In this episode, Marian Petre and AndrĂŠ van der Hoek join the show to talk about their book, âSoftware Design Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Thinkâ. They explore the ideas of the democratization of software development, problem solving, and radical design.
064: Stories, Bias and AI
In this episode, Aditya Mukerjee talks about algorithmic decision making in machine learning and AI, recognizing the effects of bias, and storytelling in software and engineering.
063: The Distribution of Brilliance and Opportunity
In this episode, Rehema Wachira joins us to talk about being a software developer in Nairobi, Kenya, creating a Culture of Saving, diversity of thought, and how technology empowers people.
Episode 062: The Beauty of Art and Technology
Panelist Jamey Hampton shares their thoughts on feeling like you have to know everything, âzines and being a âzine librarian, and why The Death Star led to some intense feelings on ethics in technology.
Episode 061: Destruction-Focused Development
In this episode, Safia Abdalla joins us to talk about the Silicon Valley monoculture, tokenism, and being content vs happy. She also introduces the idea of Destruction-Focused Development.
Episode 060: Coping with Complexity
Kent Beck talks about metaphors in software development, writing tests, complexity partitioning, and changing culture versus code.
Episode 059: Science All The Things!
In this astronomic episode, we talk to Pamela Gay about coding out of necessity, why understanding and knowing everything isnât necessarily a good thing, and being a citizen scientist.