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The Engineer’s Predicament - The Drift
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It might surprise you to learn that a non-negligible number of the people who write software for a living are socialists…
The Engineer’s Predicament - The Drift Issue 9 | February 22, 2023 Image by Ivy Sanders Schneider Issue 9 | February 22, 2023 Issue 9 | February 22, 2023 The Engineer’s Predicament Ben Tarnoff I t might surprise you to learn that a non-negligible number of the people who write software for a living are socialists. There aren’t as many as the right would have you believe — how lovely to imagine a Twitter staffed exclusively by blue-haired reds — but enough, and more than there used to be. The reasons are probably not terribly specific to tech. The well-documented material factors that have be
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