I didn&#x27;t mean to come off as railing against the prejudices of the world. I don&#x27;t even know if I&#x27;m running up against a prejudice in every interview. That&#x27;s what I&#x27;m trying to figure out and hopefully solve.<p>As far as tools, I use a screen reader. I kind of have tunnel vision in my left eye, so I don&#x27;t always see notifications or pop-ups, so I use a screen reader to alert me to those. OSX&#x27;s Voiceover is generally quite good, although I&#x27;ve found it getting increasingly buggy since Yosemite. I hear JAWS is quite good on Windows as well.<p>I lean heavily on the command line, preferring CLI tools to GUI ones whenever they&#x27;re available. I&#x27;m a Vim user and have pretty much customized every aspect to help me. I do primarily Python development, which most people would consider quite difficult given the white space but with the right Vim plugins this can easily be managed. If there&#x27;s any blind engineers out there who need advice when it comes to dev tools I&#x27;m more than happy to help.<p>As for blind peer groups, I don&#x27;t know. If there are any out there I&#x27;d very much be interested. And if not, maybe I should start one.