[05:35] fwiw, I went to "Ninjas, Brogrammers and Sparkly Code Princesses" [05:35] if anyone was curious [05:36] I mean, about the panel, not whether or not I went. [11:45] ColonelPanic001: any good? [13:55] howwasthetalk? [14:06] SMLR is Live at Penguicon! Video: http://www.youtube.com/embed/y7zsgiH8Cl8 , Audio http://live.smlr.us:8000/streaming [14:07] We are also on #smlr [14:56] ColonelPanic001: summarize in 1 sentence plz :) [16:09] it was okay [16:11] nothign groundbreaking or anything, but interesting enough to go to [19:22] That's cool [21:16] yeah, pretty much what it said on the box, so to speak. Talking a bit about company culture and things like "brogrammers" and "rockstar" and "ninja" in job ads - whether it's a real miscommunication, an HR drone not knowing what they're talking about, etc. [21:26] I think it's places trying to seem more cool than they are [21:44] that's usually my assumption. Puts me off though. [21:45] just ugh. I'm not a "rockstar", unless they're cool with me shooting up at my desk and paying me millions [21:45] that's a damn rockstar [21:45] I'm a programmer. [21:45] just reminds me of an Axe Body Spray commercial [21:45] "COME BE AWESOME WITH CODE BRO!" === greg_g is now known as greg-g [23:07] ColonelPanic001: I think if they want rockstars, you should ask them to honor your rider. [23:07] Then put something in there about no brown M&Ms. [23:23] perfect [23:23] I should work on that, send it to my boss. He might be amused [23:24] "In light of developers in other areas being considered 'Rockstars' now, I believe I deserve the same respect. Here are a list of requirements: