From the author’s own website, they left AWS to join their current company as VP of Software (whatever that title means but seems obvious that it’s software related). My immediate assumption would not be that this person is clueless about software development. Maybe they are, but assuming that from the start is just engaging in bad faith.
Refusing to engage with someone is not gatekeeping.
You show up to a party and talk to a group talking about using LLMs to make software to try to make friends. They look at you. You are a developer, but you don’t specifically work in financial services so they just ignore you. In fact, they say out loud at the party “hey you don’t know jack shit about anything because you don’t work in financial services”. The whole discussion they’re having has nothing to do with financial services.
From the author’s own website, they left AWS to join their current company as VP of Software (whatever that title means but seems obvious that it’s software related). My immediate assumption would not be that this person is clueless about software development. Maybe they are, but assuming that from the start is just engaging in bad faith.
You show up to a party and talk to a group talking about using LLMs to make software to try to make friends. They look at you. You are a developer, but you don’t specifically work in financial services so they just ignore you. In fact, they say out loud at the party “hey you don’t know jack shit about anything because you don’t work in financial services”. The whole discussion they’re having has nothing to do with financial services.
You don’t consider that gatekeeping?