Skip to main content
Presented to you through Paradigm Publishing Services

Princeton University Press

Chapter
Licensed
Unlicensed Requires Authentication

[0] Todos con el mismo chip

© 2023 Princeton University Press, Princeton

© 2023 Princeton University Press, Princeton

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of Illustrations xi
  4. Acknowledgments xiii
  5. Note to the Reader xxi
  6. Part 0: Introduction
  7. [0] Todos con el mismo chip 1
  8. [1] Hackathons, Hacker-Entrepreneurs, and Hacker Ethics 6
  9. [2] Code Work AND the Ethno-Stack 12
  10. [3] Techno-Borderlands 18
  11. [4] Ethnographic Border Work 23
  12. [5] Chapter Overview 27
  13. Part I: Thinking with the System in México
  14. [0] The First Hack of the Day 30
  15. [1] Mexican Hackers as Model Entrepreneurial Subjects? 33
  16. [2] Staging the Hackathon 40
  17. [3] Code Work: Batches and Exceptions 42
  18. [4] Code Work: Loose Coupling 47
  19. [5] Still Waiting (in line for the hackathon) 51
  20. Part II: Becoming Chingón at the Hackathon
  21. Introduction 55
  22. [0] From Carneworlds to CodeWorlds 56
  23. [1] Hard Work AND Hard Jefes 60
  24. [2] Breaking into OR Breaking out of? 63
  25. [3] Other(ed) Hackers 66
  26. [4] Hacking Imaginaries, Origins, and Intersections 69
  27. Part III: Code Work across Domains
  28. Introduction 71
  29. [0] Stories in the Time of Hacking 72
  30. [1] Problem-Solving across Domains 73
  31. [2] In the Mood for Love in (and out of) the Code Worlds 78
  32. [3] 0s and 1s: Between Migrant and Coder Paranoias 83
  33. [4] Rethinking Compulsive Programmers with the Ethno-Stack 87
  34. Part IV: Abuelitas as Infrastructure
  35. Introduction 90
  36. [0] Firsts in the Hacker Worlds 91
  37. [1] Prototypes 116
  38. [2] Code Work == Migra Work 118
  39. [3] Participants-Who- Can-Participate 124
  40. [4] Prototyping Latinidad at the Migrahack 127
  41. [5] Always Already and Never Quite Yet 132
  42. Part VI: Pivoting across the Techno-Borderlands
  43. Introduction 134
  44. [0] From Politics to Pizzas 135
  45. [1] Sombrero-ed Coders OR Coded Sombreros? 139
  46. [2] Pivoting Presence 141
  47. [3] “Perfect English” AND Latinx Frictions 144
  48. [4] Flexible Neoliberalisms, Precarious Pivots 152
  49. [5] The Latinx Hacker-Entrepreneur Pivot 155
  50. Part VII. Coda: Working Code AND Working Futures 160
  51. Appendix 0: Glossary 173
  52. Appendix 1: Cast of Code Workers 179
  53. Appendix 2: Featured Figurillas 189
  54. References 191
  55. Index 205
Code Work
This chapter is in the book Code Work
Downloaded on 27.4.2026 from https://www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi/10.1515/9780691245058-004/html?lang=en
Scroll to top button