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What are those artificial barriers? And how do they remove those biases?

How? Meritocracy means only qualification matters. There's no Q in DEI but a too much other letters.

DEI programs are what let the best person for the job be hired

That's called meritocracy not DEI though.

Make stronger colorblind policies and enforce them

Any suggestion of such policies and ways to enforce them?

HR had their diversity goals

anti DEI folk dance around is simply “But we want to discriminate!”

Did I read you wrong or weren't those DEI HR folks actually discriminating?

I like boss/controller–worker the most.

Meh, might need to change it in the future if the commie government comes to power.

Will they return the master-slave terminology? It's actually funny how the Newspeak wheel is turning.

Well you may be jailed or killed if you say the problem does exist. In the US they choose to ignore the problem on their own free will.

30 years ago I’m sure there was the equivalent of people who exclusively worked in assembly who thought the same about C programmers

Isn't it exactly the point Linus was making about Rust?

Bringing 2 languages into the kernel does create a divide that can come with a maintenance burden

There are already 2 languages in the kernel: C and Assembly(for example).

should be properly addressed and argued with pros/cons

That already happened and Linus decided to accept Rust code into the kernel.

don’t bring new languages into the kernel

Didn't the guy who decides on bringing new languages to the kernel(that's not Christoph Hellwig) specifically said "do bring Rust to the kernel"? And bringing it to the drivers not core subsystems is exactly because C developers won't need to maintain it?

Is there anything important left in Africa that is not owned by China?