The programmer's mind by Jessica McKellar
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This document discusses how programming changes one's mindset and gives programmers a sense of agency over systems. It emphasizes that programmers have the ability to understand and modify systems based on explicit principles of free software. The document argues that this programmer mindset of being able to change rules and systems translates to an activist mindset of fighting for access, diversity, and representation in both physical and digital spaces.
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Cegonsoft Pvt.Ltd,
Ramnagar,Coimbatore- 641009.
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The programmer's mind by Jessica McKellar
- 1. The programmer’s mind Jessica McKellar
- 2. San Quentin State Prison
- 3. Excerpt from the San Quentin News
- 9. Rebootless Linux kernel updates (Python desktop client) Real-time group collaboration (Django website) File sync, share, and collaboration (Python desktop client) My adult life
- 10. Currently Founder and CTO, Pilot pilot.com: startup bookkeeping, solved
- 12. It was never about Python
- 13. It was never about Python Still love you though!
- 14. It was about systems
- 15. Programming changes the way you think about and debug and interact with the world
- 17. Programmers master a system they know they can change
- 18. The tenets of free software give us explicit permission to do this
- 19. 0. Run the program as you wish, for any purpose 1. Study how the program works, and change it so it does your computing as you wish 2. Redistribute copies so you can help your neighbor 3. Distribute copies of your modified versions to others The freedom to Tenets of free software
- 20. Programming has rules But you can change the rules
- 21. Programming has rules But you can change the rules
- 22. ____________ has rules But you can change the rules
- 23. Everything important is a system even if nobody told you the rules or that you could change them everything worth fighting for
- 27. My sister and me making programmable LED shoes :)
- 32. trans rights
- 38. This is why I teach people to program
- 39. Programming changes the way you think about and debug and interact with the world
- 40. Programmers master a system they know they can change And when you’ve done it once, you know that you can do it again
- 41. ____________ has rules But you can change the rules
- 42. the power to change the system ability confidence
- 44. The programmer’s mind is an activist’s mind
- 48. v Accessibility
- 49. v Accessibility
- 50. Accessibility
- 51. Accessibility
- 52. Accessibility
- 53. Accessibility
- 54. Accessibility
- 56. Access
- 57. Access
- 58. Access
- 59. Access
- 60. Access
- 61. Access
- 62. Access
- 63. Access
- 64. Access
- 65. Access
- 66. Access
- 67. Access
- 69. Diversity
- 70. Diversity
- 71. Diversity
- 72. Diversity
- 73. Diversity
- 74. Diversity
- 75. Diversity
- 77. Representation
- 78. Representation
- 79. Representation
- 80. Representation
- 81. Representation
- 82. Representation
- 83. Representation