Exposing that the trade off of not being radicalized means being a puppet or a slave.

IMO by arousing in them emotions of anger, indignation and respect for personal responsibility. Anger/indignation can be great sources of motivation. "We are human being and we deserve freedom and to be treated with respect for gods sake!!". On this topic this book comes to mind: https://www.goo...

Make meetings obligatory.

More poncha.

Get them to a Sovereign Engineering Cohort

Find the right person

Force them to use Microsoft 11

More poncha.

Feed them

chinese models

Price will go up and do it for us, most likely

When I saw the Samurai devs go to prison for developing open source applications, I have personally become more radical.

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We don’t have to; the current state of affairs will radicalize them without our intervention.

"I feel the anger, but I would rather try to shift the focus towards positive energy by: 1. Ignoring complaining developers. 2. Encouraging non-developers to show appreciation for the developers' work through zaps and shares. 3. Repeatedly explaining to non-developers how to contribute, so t...

"I feel the anger, but I would rather try to shift the focus towards positive energy by: 1. Ignoring complaining developers. 2. Encouraging non-developers to show appreciation for the developers' work through zaps and shares. 3. Repeatedly explaining to non-developers how to contribute, so t...

"I feel the anger, but I would rather try to shift the focus towards positive energy by: 1. Ignoring complaining developers. 2. Encouraging non-developers to show appreciation for the developers' work through zaps and shares. 3. Repeatedly explaining to non-developers how to contribute, so t...

I feel the anger, but I would rather try to shift the focus towards positive energy by: 1. Ignoring complaining developers. 2. Encouraging non-developers to show appreciation for the developers' work through zaps and shares. 3. Repeatedly explaining to non-developers how to contribute, so that de...

Liquid LSD to the eyeball

Pay them higher than anyone else

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Speak to their demonstrated pains. Show them that Bitcoin does fix this. nostr:nevent1qvzqqqqqqypzp3ld5es2d0yzwpfsaq455acj4n029ccaczjklrwf2kkqp8hajlyxqys8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnndpshwmnev4skwetj9e3k7mf0vd5xzaqpy9mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuumgv9mku7t9v9nk2u3wvdhk6tmfde3x77qqyzds67t68zren3v2rvl8ec0nqt90tqz5nu7a8...

Make them realize that their skills wont be worth shit in a system permissioned to hell.

I honestly think the financial incentives aren’t great. It’s not obvious how to earn enough to justify the time spend. FOSS is great, but not everyone will be able to contribute unless there is a clear incentive. Maybe I’m naive, but that’s my gut.

By retiring them.

First, realize that you don't radicalize people, they radicalize themselves. Ironically, the most practical way to encourage that is probably to get them working on freedom tech projects! Do it early, while they're idealistic. Before they've been seduced by the salaries and perks big tech can off...

#Zap the devs you want to radicalize

Hmm... I wonder what are of some of the attributes of a radicalized dev? In my thinking, anyone with a half of a brain would qualify and the rest are unreachable. My first qualifying question would be: Did you get the COVID vaccine and if so why? The only acceptable answers would be: 1. The ...

What is a dev?

Growth, purpose, urgency.

It's probably easier to teach radicalized people to develop.