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Angela Jarosz

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Web dev, mobile dev, whatev dev. Sporadic gamer. Horror movie enthusiast. @/[email protected] @/angelamimi.bsky.social

Chicago
Joined August 2009
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
5 years
For the record, since people keep doing this: What am I expecting from people when I create these receipt threads? Adjustments to your networks or gathering your friend/acquaintance. None of that involves any kind of harassment.
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@deirradecoded
Deirra Footman ๐Ÿ‘ฉ๐Ÿพโ€๐Ÿ’ปโœจ
2 years
We need some new topics ๐Ÿ˜‚
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
2 years
please tell me this is not boiling down to "are you really technical if you don't code" argument again say it ain't so
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
2 years
Coding is a skill. A skill many people can learn and make a living from. Doing it for a paycheck is perfectly acceptable and not uncommon. Donโ€™t believe the passion lie that makes itโ€™s rounds for engagement every so often on here.
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
And I'm in. Not sure what I expected, but it's different in a good way
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
So bsky is not it. Anyone have a spill invite?? ๐Ÿ‘€
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
Feeling left out, but I really don't have the energy for another one
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
Not the โ€œdeploy on Fridayโ€ debate again ๐Ÿ™„ You know whatโ€™s a major red flag? Assuming you know more about software projects than the people actually working on them.
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@browniepoints
A Guy Who Codes
3 years
The meme you never knew you needed until now
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@KanikaTolver
Kanika Tolver
3 years
Real and raw women in tech twitter space conversation would be epic. The most common reasons why women leave their tech jobs include weak management support (23%), lack of opportunity (20%), and lack of work-life balance (22%) (Capital One, 2019).
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
Whew that block button has been getting a workout lately. No Spout*ble for me. That's for damn sure. Keep showing your asses and waving those red flags though. Makes it really easy to spot you ๐Ÿ’œ
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
It's that benefit of the doubt again. The assumption of good intent. Literally no one should accept what was said or the stale, completely vapid apologies that followed.
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@rajiinio
Deb Raji
3 years
This is not just about offensive language - the underlying beliefs being expressed here are repugnant and untrue. It's genuinely terrifying to me that he cannot explicitly and unequivocally denounce every aspect of these beliefs, even today.
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
Don't get me started on the people posting the "apologies" either. When somebody shows you who they are...
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
That dude is something else. Slinging the hard R and "lower IQ" talking points, but is totally not a racist. Sure, buddy. We should believe that. ๐Ÿ™ƒ
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
โœ‹๐Ÿฝ see also: "scary" and "intimidating"
@RevJacquiLewis
Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis
3 years
Raise your hand if you're Black and have also been called "difficult," "rude," or "abrasive."
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
And of course, like clockwork, guess who shows up in the comments talking about a "pipeline problem" Yeah we see you Keep talking though
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@mimismash
Angela Jarosz
3 years
I like this. And while you're at it, make sure you're actually managing your network. Don't work with\for people who don't hire women.
@endingwithali
ali
3 years
New challenge: ask your man friends who are software engineers how many women engineers are on the teams in his working organization.
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