I hereby claim:
- I am lyla-fischer on github.
- I am lylafisch (https://keybase.io/lylafisch) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASC1tS2FTk59ain3bX0UswGUT__ZDIyglEjg6aU7TGgHUAo
To claim this, I am signing this object:
Lyla Fischer Lyla-Fischer
Lyla-Fischer
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This revision is closer to what I wish I said, although I am sure that it is less true to what I actually told people while on stage.
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| How not to be scary (when introducing programming) | |
| A transcribed lightning talk given by Lyla Fischer at the PyCon 2013 Education Summit | |
| What are people scared of? The main thing that people are scared of is that | |
| they don't belong. The rest of my talk is mainly going to center on this one | |
| point. | |
| I'm going to let you take 15 seconds to think of stereotypes of programmers. If |