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whether its playing chess or coding, there's a lot to learn, but no one said you can't put your lipstick on and look cute while doing it! beth harmon is a stem girl, there i said it! netflix's the queen's gambit, based off the novel by walter tevis, brings to life beth harmon a kentucky gal who becomes a chess prodigy. this story and the struggles the character beth goes through struck a chord in me as a female software engineer in the tech industry & in this episode i walk through these similarities. anya taylor-joy played the hell out of this character & i'll forever look back and feel comforted seeing a hot nerdy girl spend her free time studying up on chess. 

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This week’s hot girl who codes is Tati! A full stack developer with a variety of experiences like being a self taught dev, a maintainer for the Odin Project, a community and open sourced project dedicated to providing resources for new programmers, and gaining expertise with freelance work. Pivoting from her studies in political science and African American studies, Tati talks about tech projects she’s proud to have worked on. Catch her in the hottest fits at music festivals and keeping up with streetwear and anime. tatianacodes.com

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sometimes alot of little tiny things can line up and happen so fortunately that they open up the right doors for you. for me, that's how it feels when i look back at my own tech journey and what made me think i was cut out for being a software engineer, especially as a latina. in the spirit of sharing stories of underrepresented devs, i decided to share some of my own experiences on why i think being creative, crafty, and nosy all play a part in being a software developer, and how i didn't know right away i'd be calling myself an engineer when i grew up wanting to be an artist. 

this indie tech podcast is brought to you by social-club.xyz, a technology house for creative programmers, building cool things, who also identify as any of the following BIPOC/LGBTQ+/non-binary/female. 

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Join full stack engineer @jumpmanda_ in discussing tech & its culture w/ fellow underrepresented developers and software engineers just like us: female, non-binary, BIPOC, LGBTQ+. People with passions in tech as well as other hobbies/interests, who are navigating the early stages as a developer. People who love building cool apps, using cool new technology, and hanging out with their friends - these developers and their stories are what this podcast focuses on documenting. 

This independent tech podcast based in the LA/OC area, aims to talk about tech in a way that is way less professional, and more social. 

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