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No, I am not, and I don't see how you came to believe that I might be

This seems an extreme solution to media investigation of a small number of people losing their jobs

Perhaps instead, in these situations, employers could provide, at the discretion of the dismissed, information gathered while performing due diligence leading up to the dismissal

> what does it take to fire them without the entire world playing the race card on you?

A workplace that isn't hostile to people of color and evidence of the cause of dismissal

It seems that the message is that once everyone has the luxury computer experience, it’s not cool to have the luxury computer

I think it’s pretty cool. I’m glad more people can have better computing experiences at the cost of a select few not getting to feel superior

This seems much less about being casual or being a polymath and more about those who overestimate the value of their own input

I’m leaving this comment only because I most often do not overestimate the value of my input and therefor don’t leave comments, but this seems the perfect place to deviate

This is a horrific example of perseverance porn

These people were exploited which is terrible. That the nation that exploited them was still more desirable to them than their former home is also terrible. That all they got in return for being exploited was what they were initially promised but decades later is terrible

Everything presented here is terrible

I’ve recently gotten my shit together by deciding to stop making new habits and worrying about what I do or don’t accomplish

It’s been incredibly freeing to not worry so much about hitting these arbitrary KPIs and instead just see what I feel like doing in any given moment

You’ll struggle to find any blog posts about this perspective though... we’re all too busy enjoying life

The post negligently omits reference to Octavia E Butler for prior art

Her works are the best place to start