The frustration is real. There's a movement to create an American Labor Party. I think if it gets enough steam we might see some real change.
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The frustration is real. There's a movement to create an American Labor Party. I think if it gets enough steam we might see some real change.
Yeah okay so if 66-74% of millennials and Gen z are moderately burnt out, that's a goddamn systemic issue. It's almost as though late stage capitalism in America might be collapsing and we're the collateral damage. But I'm sure we can just vote our way out of it.
Yup. Just a friendly reminder that just 100 companies are responsible for 71% of global emissions.
As a frontend dev working my way to the backend, I would probably say a stack of React/Vue, Typescript, and SASS. These are industry standards (or at least, as standard as you can get with such a fractured ecosystem). And/or: learning the ins and outs of an ecommerce platform for theme development, like Shopify or BigCommerce. In terms of frameworks, I prefer Vue because it's a little higher level than React and translated well from vanilla JS.
I read and enjoyed it but it was definitely very "hit you over the head" on imperialism/colonialism, and the ending was kind of predictable.
The Poppy War trilogy, however, I am nearly finished with and I have absolutely loved. It is raw, honest, unpredictable, and very well written. Also long af.
Seriously. I think frustration with the Democratic party is at an all-time high though, and that might be an important catalyst.
Not holding my breath but I'll do that I can to help the cause.
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