bradley fields

Working on @trello for @atlassian • Almost always with headphones • Forever a Jersey kid with dreams to remember

[b-boy bouiebaisse @jbouie]

Isaiah Bradley was right, is what I’m saying.

[Matthew A. Cherry @MatthewACherry]

Can’t stop thinking about how even harder Mitchell’s Vs. The Machines would have hit in theaters. Glad it’s out but man would have been next level in a group setting.

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

The Mitchells vs. The Machines is just such a legit good time at the movies https://t.co/8qrfSmt4R7

[Cartoon Brew @cartoonbrew]

The unique look of "The Mitchells vs. The Machines" owes a lot to production designer and lead character designer Lindsey Olivares (@lindseydraws). We spoke with her about how the visual language of the film was developed: https://t.co/zxYkyFNgOT

[sarah jeong @sarahjeong]

this has been a truly incredible thing to witness unfolding https://t.co/DoVvdemKRM

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

But the point is easily that any company that purports to make things for humans—especially for people's work habits, for god’s sake, like Basecamp—shouldn't try to push human context out of their own work spaces and still expect to make good things for humans

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

It’s as if there’s some closed-loop presumption of The Sanctity of Work operating at the center of this.

[DHH @dhh]

"We all have our own red lines. Positions we find so beyond the pale that they're instant deal breakers. Good, fine, break those deals. But the more lines you accumulate, the more cross you're going to get." https://t.co/dvkiVci3Bo

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

DHH’s examples aren’t helping him avoid critiques along either of those lines. I mean, look how decidely human the harms are in the list of “left” concerns vs. those other three

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

@forestglenroad that scene is STILL one of the saddest on film

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

random Monday afternoon: good a time as any to rewatch I Am Legend and pour one out for Sam

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

“I can’t possibly be the first person who wrote a movie like this. I’m just one of the first people to get it through the gatekeepers.” https://t.co/ZG0pxTDMfu

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

Watched with noise cancelling headphones on and it was fantastic (and also terrifying when I couldn’t tell whether I was hearing Ruben’s tinnitus or my own) https://t.co/EvRlPs7qVF

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

If only it made me feel safer—let my mom wake up tomorrow or the next day without worrying she might’ve already seen me or my brother for the last time.

We got consequences today, not safety. And I know we couldn’t expect safety. But that reality is the sadness, is the point.

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

“There was a bad man and this good woman is going to stop him. You don’t admire the bad man. You admire her.” https://t.co/v6WmrE9U9j

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

@RachFrieee so bad last month, but they’ve finally faded

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

(for longer than just last year, but yes)

[PBS News @NewsHour]

In the past year, Black women have been creating a space for themselves in the world of country music, an industry that has long kept them on the sidelines — or out of the game altogether.
https://t.co/fSIs4cYMqY

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

@engineering_bae had me muttering to myself from the bed to the bike this morning because you’re right

[bradley fields @bradleyfields]

“The thing about the structural racism we’ve had in this system is that unless you carefully question it and dismantle it at every point, it just rebuilds itself even with progressively minded people.”

[The Oregonian @Oregonian]

‘Gut-wrenching’ disparity seen in Portland area’s disproportionately wealthy, white vaccine rollout https://t.co/Nd1B6l9QAN