and i thought i read _something_ of hers, but maybe not. damn.
i appreciate the bravery of her pov, and a certain part of it seems correct -- racism is the racists' problem and they should think about what _they_ can do about it.
i would still love to see some honest talk about race in this country.
maaaaybe we're finally starting to get closer to thinking about talking about it? not sure. :-/
I read it wondering if I'd learn anything when I think I know most of 'it' already.
I was ready to pounce at the end when he said government largesse can "topple dictatorships" -- but then he followed up with the opposite case. :-D
I do like the idea that the government and industry (and sometimes even people) are 'just' picking winners/losers - it's a helpful way to look at things - really, the correct way, imo.
I'm not necessarily crazy about putting a price on externalities and combining it with the cost of subsidies/taxes/etc. -- just because it seems to potentially dilute/confuse the argument -- but point taken.
i was hoping for something at least semi-interesting. not so much. airtable, with a google aesthetic. eh.
i feel like Anvil is on the right, almost perfect, track -- except for their choice of Python over Javascript. They chose self.Python over javascript. ok. life is full of decisions. in their defense, callbackjavascript is...not so promising.
bubble went with..something. right idea. not the best execution. still, a step in the right direction.
saw a couple other tools out there that are trying to cross the chasm, but nothing as good as VB yet.
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