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One of the great invisible divisions in tech culture is between people who had to be scrappy & people who were born onto the Stanford track. This difference shapes clashes between key players on accessibility, merit & the social responsibilities of the industry at every level
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Well this is going to heat up...
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I don't think the concern is that Stanford graduates aren't sufficiently hard workers; more that they use phrases like "high expectations" and "excellence" without realizing that those contain zero actual content
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This sounds like a tribal claim. Broad swaths of people? Check. Handful of adjectives? Check. Lack of evidence? Check.
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Ah yes, "this factor appears to be relevant in ways that I haven't expounded on," that ever-present crutch of tribalism
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*hits pipe* As a journalist who learned to code...
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This has been on my mind a lot lately
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It’s Ferrari vs. T34 race. Ferrari wins on smooth-ish roads, otherwise...
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