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I’m a great technologist and a great manager.

A general rule: as a technologist if you find yourself blaming the user, you are doing it wrong.

"As a technologist, you know that the worst thing that you can do is over-constrain the problem before you start.

As technologists we want to think there is a technical solution to this dilemma, but there isn't.

I love Louis CK as much as the next guy, but he's not a technologist, and his perspective is not helpful to us in this context.

I think the sign of a good technologist is less about how super smart they are and more about how they approach solving real world problems.

I'm not a radiation technologist of the flavour mentioned in the article, I'm on the diagnostic side.

As a technologist other people look to you for interpretations of our modern world and technology.

The only reason these things are coming to light is due to the extralegal actions of one brave man, one technologist, one individual.

Let's make the term technologist synonymous with a person who understands ethics and technology.

I find it ironic that you're criticizing Western technologists on an US-based, tech centric website, where this post and your comment were up-voted to the top.

You really think our typical bickering is a better use of time than mentoring the next generation?Getting young people into science and technology is the single greatest professional duty any technologist has.

Obviously a non-software-technologist not knowing or understanding the unique background behind the comments in the context of software development and, particularly, software startups.

But, beyond avoiding direct conduct by which you are proximately helping to cause an outcome you deem wrong, you as a technologist basically have no control over how your work may be applied by others and, as the collective results of such work eventually permeate society, your moral responsibility for the indirect results of your work effectively stand at zero.