If you have any good resources you think I should add for anything that's on the spreadsheet, or for topics not listed, let me know!
Here's the link:
https://t.co/CNhyc6YOAu
"Afterlives of the Plantation" was my favorite read last year - incredible research. It inspired me to go to the @AAIHS academic conference off the strength of the writing.
I had the incredible opportunity to speak with @ProfMcInnis about his work!
Well deserved!
@siddharthkp This is interesting point. I think the other side of the coin is that it's easier to "sponsor" a feature you need when a team doesn't have capacity.
It used to be that unless you got explicit go-ahead from the EMs on each side, you'd be subject to your dependency's roadmap
No matter how hard you work, how badly you bleed, how little days you miss, how much time you miss with your kids, how invaluable you are to the company, they will still axe you the second a single quarter goes sideways. Loyalty is always one sided.
@MgBeanie@JPenumbra I feel like M2.0 did a good job balancing the slice of life aspect. S1 and S2 have their overarching storylines but you get a lot of Virgil and co. in both volumes.
I need to refresh my memory, but it was more than "bam sock pow" imo 🤷🏿♂️
it’s as if the entire concert was delivered in secret code and the only way you can crack it is by learning a language that 42 million ppl in this country speak
This reminds me of the point ppl make that so much media of Black figures is in black-and-white.
I just found out Ralph Ellison died in 1994?! And 99% of his photos are black and white
@ankit_hb I think the other element is that in the original series Jujutsu society's dependency on Gojo left them unprepared to face crises. To some extent is seems that Yuji internalized that and stepped aside. At the same time he was thrust in Jujutsu rather than being raised in it