> Brogrammers are mostly Silicon Valley / Harvard type douchebags who got into programming. YCombinator drop outs. Years of experience in managed and web languages, but who have no idea how to setup a build system nor work in native code.
I think I met more brogrammers working for Amazon in Seattle and hanging out with Microsofties, than in the Bay Area.
I almost feel like "real geeks" are a rare breed these days. It's so rare nowadays to meet a hacker that likes to hack, as opposed to a coder who's really in it so he can afford to rage at the club every chance he gets.
I almost linked to that, but wanted to share the love with the other bro's sites out there too. That vid is in the top of the search results I linked, it's all good.
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I do hope you didn't miss this gem :)
> Brogrammers are mostly Silicon Valley / Harvard type douchebags who got into programming. YCombinator drop outs. Years of experience in managed and web languages, but who have no idea how to setup a build system nor work in native code.
I think I met more brogrammers working for Amazon in Seattle and hanging out with Microsofties, than in the Bay Area.
I almost feel like "real geeks" are a rare breed these days. It's so rare nowadays to meet a hacker that likes to hack, as opposed to a coder who's really in it so he can afford to rage at the club every chance he gets.
I have a new favourite word
If you're new to the term, observe: http://duckduckgo.com/?q=brogrammer
I believe you mean this, bro: http://youtu.be/Qi_AAqi0RZM
The best 15 minutes you'll ever spend on your career, almost as important as your dubstep collection.
I almost linked to that, but wanted to share the love with the other bro's sites out there too. That vid is in the top of the search results I linked, it's all good.