#implying — Public Fediverse posts

It's #crazy how we blame #workers for being #overworked by calling it #burnout and #implying that it's kind of like a mental #health issue you need to work through on your own, often with the help of an expensive mental health professional, instead of like a #systemic issue. As if people just unilaterally decide to overwork themselves to the point their mental health deteriorates.

It's #crazy how we blame #workers for being #overworked by calling it #burnout and #implying that it's kind of like a mental #health issue you need to work through on your own, often with the help of an expensive mental health professional, instead of like a #systemic issue. As if people just unilaterally decide to overwork themselves to the point their mental health deteriorates.

It's #crazy how we blame #workers for being #overworked by calling it #burnout and #implying that it's kind of like a mental #health issue you need to work through on your own, often with the help of an expensive mental health professional, instead of like a #systemic issue. As if people just unilaterally decide to overwork themselves to the point their mental health deteriorates.

It's #crazy how we blame #workers for being #overworked by calling it #burnout and #implying that it's kind of like a mental #health issue you need to work through on your own, often with the help of an expensive mental health professional, instead of like a #systemic issue. As if people just unilaterally decide to overwork themselves to the point their mental health deteriorates.

It's #crazy how we blame #workers for being #overworked by calling it #burnout and #implying that it's kind of like a mental #health issue you need to work through on your own, often with the help of an expensive mental health professional, instead of like a #systemic issue. As if people just unilaterally decide to overwork themselves to the point their mental health deteriorates.

In the #context of #computer #programming, #magic is an #informal #term for #abstraction; it is used to #describe #code that #handles #complex #tasks while #hiding that #complexity to #present a #simple #interface. The term is somewhat tongue-in-cheek, and often #carries #bad #connotations, #implying that the #true #behavior of the code is not #immediately #apparent. For #example, #Perl's #polymorphic #typing and #closure #mechanisms are often #called "magic".

In the #context of #computer #programming, #magic is an #informal #term for #abstraction; it is used to #describe #code that #handles #complex #tasks while #hiding that #complexity to #present a #simple #interface. The term is somewhat tongue-in-cheek, and often #carries #bad #connotations, #implying that the #true #behavior of the code is not #immediately #apparent. For #example, #Perl's #polymorphic #typing and #closure #mechanisms are often #called "magic".