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I’m really enjoying this book. I don’t really know how to put it but it feels almost like it’s diving into the anthropology of open source. That fascinates me, do you all know of any other books like that?

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· Sep 6, 2021

Have I finished the other books I’m reading? No. Am I still cracking this one open today? Why are you asking so many questions?

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The book “Working in Public” by Madia Eghbal. It has an orange background with yellow, orange, and blue 3-D geometrical shapes. It also has the subtext “the making and maintenance of open source software”

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While not about the culture of open source directly, @SareetaAmrute ‘s Encoding Race, Encoding Class is a more recent ethnography of programmers in Berlin - dukeupress.edu/encoding-race- All great reads by great anthropologists

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Thanks for the suggestions!

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