Operation 2030 (Published)

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+title="80-20 Content Split"
+mediatype="struct"
+conference="seattle-2022"
+date="2022-11-16T12:00:00-08:00"
+description="80% programming, 20% humanity"
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+[[videos]]
+title="Memory Strategies"
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+[[speakers]]
+name="Abner Coimbre"
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+As a general guideline, the content at our conferences and meetups follows an 80/20 split:  
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+1. **80% Craft of Programming**  
+   The majority of content focuses on becoming a better programmer. This includes engineering talks, lectures and cool demos. While most of it caters to seniors, we’ll always carve out a reasonable space to welcome juniors to the Handmade ethos.  
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+2. **20% Economic Well-Being**  
+   The remaining content is on improving the programmer’s financial prospects. Topics include marketing yourself as an indie dev, practicing social skills, advocating for your rights as a tech worker, and even safeguarding your own health—because unexpected medical emergencies can devastate anyone’s finances, especially in America.  
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+Future conferences will clearly label which presentations fall into which category of the 80/20 split, so audience members can skip what doesn’t interest them. We also encourage civil yet vigorous disagreements during Q&A sessions.