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It's not only chopsticks.

It's odd the article says "boy" when the original 1937 Seuss description was "Chinaman"[1], and the updated 1973 version was "Chinese man". Also updated was the removal of the character's pigtail and the yellow skin.

It kept the slanted-eyes and pointed hat, which was part of the racist stereotype depiction of the era. See Seuss's war-time cartoons at https://apjjf.org/2017/16/Minear.html for other examples of slanted eyes in how he portrayed Americans of Japanese descent as 5th columnists ready to blow up the West Coast. That was mentioned in the article; I link to it to provide context.

Seuss made those edits in 1973 because he changed as a person. As he grew older, he worked to fight stereotypes and xenophobia.

It appears the 1937 depiction was intended to be hurtful, in that it dehumanizes the character by reducing him to a stereotype. Seuss found it problematic enough to change it.

How can you determine if the 1973 edit removed all of the intended sting?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinaman_(term)#Literary_use points out that by 1937 "Chinaman" was a widely-used derogatory term, to the point that in 1929 Ronald Knox's "Ten Commandments" of Detective Fiction included 'No Chinaman must figure in the story. (Note: This is a reference to common use of heavily stereotyped Asian characters in detective fiction of the time)', https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Knox .
I'm a vegetarian, but Cowspiracy is not something I would use in an argument, the thing is full of shortcuts and misleading facts...
Those items just address the carbon issue (and 2.6% is still quite a bit), they don't address the issue of the massive land footprint that livestock requires.

Where's the evidence that meat provides far more nutritional value than any plant?

And there have been a lot of studies showing that high consumption of red meat and processed meats are not helpful to health.

I'm a meat eater and I'd love to feel better about my love of steak and burgers, but sadly I just don't see the evidence.
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I fully agree, thousandfold price increases would suggest that processes that control prices in free market system had become unstable. In such cases I'd agree with state intervention. Fortunately it doesn't happen that often.

> Also, this doesn't really apply to housing.
Correct, it's more complex there and some of the reasons are mentioned in the article.
I disagree. There's nothing about React, Vue or any other framework that I'm aware of that does anything similar to jQuery's dollar sign. The only magically-looking abstraction I can think of is JSX, and that's not only not mandatory but very obviously something that's off the curve. Unlike the dollar sign, which just looks like a special construct of the language.
You have to actually figure out what a ROM is, how to access the bootloader on your device, work out all the drivers, naturally figure out all the quirks that happened that weren't listed in the instructions, and then flash the device. Sadly I can't just flash an .iso onto my phone like I would on a USB - 2 clicks.
tunsocks[0] might be of interest to you. It's very similar to the software mentioned by OP except in C. It uses the lwIP usermode tcp/ip stack. It doesn't itself have any VPN or tunneling support, but instead relies on raw packets being passed into and out of a pipe. It can then provide access to that network via various proxies, port forwards, and even raw packets via NAT (very useful for VMs).

[0]: https://github.com/russdill/tunsocks
good lord. google??
Too be fair though... Everything at Del Taco tastes really bad. :)
It might not be their apartment (or house or whatever), but it damn-sure is their home.

First-world jurisdictions (including all 50 US states) universally recognize that eviction is a big deal, and that it is not equivalent to forfeiting any old rented property. Accordingly, landlords cannot do whatever they please just because they own four walls, a floor and a roof.

Of all the things you could nit-pick, I can't even begin to understand why you would choose this. Your point is not only pedantic and cringe-inducing, it also betrays callousness beyond that of even American courts. This is truly an accomplishment. Bravo.
The Disney example doesn't really square?

She posted in public purposefully, and under her own name, whilst having a job where she's representing Disney with her name

That's a very different case from some private individual speaking privately in a situation where they don't represent their employer

For a more generic case, during your interview, you tell your prospective employer that you agree with their values and want to work together, then after getting hired, you tell them you disagree with their values. Should they still have to work with you?

Eg. You become a teacher at a Catholic school, but you only pretended to be a Catholic in the interview
Not sure if I am a Typescript fan but I would most of the time choose Typescript over Javascript most of the time for frontend or backend NodeJs development.

I used to think the same. Coming from the Java world (might explain why I like it) colleagues convinced me that it would be better to use another runtime (JVM/CLR) than trying to use types on NodeJs (it was stupid). I used Typescript in the first versions it was painful, trying to find type definitions, writing my owns, etc. So I did not insist and moved to Javascript for NodeJs.

I rediscovered the language 1 year ago and uses it for some frontend (Vue) and backend (api gateway, lambda, mongoDB/dynamoDB)
Nowadays I very much like the language, union and intersection types make it very expressive and precise. Compilation (or translation) is a little slow but bearable, and it is nice to have a common language and tooling between the frontend and backend. Most of the libraries provide and maintain typescript definition files when they are not themselves written in Typescript.
Sometimes I think the language goes too far in the features, I had a look at the latest versions and was a little bit puzzled by the complexity. But even for small projects to larger ones, I definitely prefer statically typed languages (with type inference and even implicit ones) especially when time is limited to write tests and have a good test coverage.
I don't know. Again: I think the killer feature was the whole UX. Slow response times is definitely disturbing. (All my android phones got into this state sometimes.) You just don't get that feeling, but it couldn't possible happen to iphone because the the UX was the center of the whole product. I'm not an apple fan (never had an iphone, and the early ones kept pissing me off when friends asked for help) but it's obvious that they are obsessed about UX and polishing the UI.

But you are right that the capacitive display itself makes the interaction faster because it's enough to touch while the resistive has to be pressed. So it's probably slower and feels like you have to put in more effort.
I experienced exactly this in the early 1980's. In Berkeley, CA. Apartments were scarce because of rent control. I had a coworker that lived in his apartment from late 70's until late 90's. He paid less than $300/mo. It was great for him. He saved a ton of money and bought a house in Berkeley in the late 90's. But, as a student I had to live in Oakland and was never able to find an apartment. Every time I went to look at one there were another 99 people there. It was so frustrating.
When has the centralized authority, the banking system, ACH, Visa, Paypal, etc. ever "abused trust" by failing to record a transaction?

And why is that very minimal trust in the ability of your money to get from one account to another worth risking all your money by putting it in an account with a single point of failure with no recourse in the event of a breach?

In 88 years, no bank in the Untied States has ever lost a customer's money. To date, there are more bitcoin exchanges that have lost their users' money than there are that haven't.
The only difference to the situation right now that people are able to stay where they are. They wouldn't otherwise.
TLDR: There is no "popular crusade" telling people to end all meat consumption which will somehow leave you nutritionally deficient. Hundreds of millions of people eat vegetarian diets around the world and numerous studies show the benefits of reducing red + processed meat consumption. Replacing fast food burgers with plant based alternatives could be a good option for people with decreased availability of plant based alternatives to meat.

> The popular crusade against meat is one of the more misguided.

The only "popular crusade" is the universal dietary guidance against the excessively high consumption of red meat in the western diet. There are mountains of evidence showing links between higher red meat consumption and increased risk of the top killers in many western societies (heart disease, colon cancer, etc.). [1] [2] [3]

There's a quick summary from the Harvard School of Public Health for those who don't want to pour through the published studies: https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/whats-the-bee...

You cite many studies here about the environmental effects of meat production and exactly 0 citing the nutritional or health aspects of meat consumption. Meat can contain valuable nutrients but hundreds of millions eat vegetarian diets around the world and many other sources (nuts, legumes, fish, etc.) can provide these nutrients in better forms. All major health organizations recommend limiting red and processed meat consumption below what the average American diets currently consist of.

Replacing fast foods with plant based alternatives doesn't seem like a bad thing at all when you consider that meats and grains are the only things Americans are consuming over and above the dietary guidelines – at 140% of the recommendations [4]. Given that Heart Disease is the number one leading cause of death in the United States, shouldn't we be prioritizing alternatives which reduce the intake of high-glycemic carbohydrates? There have been many studies covering plant-based alternatives which back this up. [5]

[1] Battaglia Richi E, Baumer B, Conrad B, Darioli R, Schmid A, Keller U. Health Risks Associated with Meat Consumption: A Review of Epidemiological Studies. Int J Vitam Nutr Res. 2015;85(1-2):70-8. doi: 10.1024/0300-9831/a000224. PMID: 26780279.

[2] Salter AM. The effects of meat consumption on global health. Rev Sci Tech. 2018 Apr;37(1):47-55. doi: 10.20506/rst.37.1.2739. PMID: 30209430.

[3] Abete I, Romaguera D, Vieira AR, Lopez de Munain A, Norat T. Association between total, processed, red and white meat consumption and all-cause, CVD and IHD mortality: a meta-analysis of cohort studies. Br J Nutr. 2014 Sep 14;112(5):762-75. doi: 10.1017/S000711451400124X. Epub 2014 Jun 16. PMID: 24932617.

[4] https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/gallery...

[5] Vatanparast H, Islam N, Shafiee M, Ramdath DD. Increasing Plant-Based Meat Alternatives and Decreasing Red and Processed Meat in the Diet Differentially Affect the Diet Quality and Nutrient Intakes of Canadians. Nutrients. 2020 Jul 9;12(7):2034. doi: 10.3390/nu12072034. PMID: 32659917; PMCID: PMC7400918.
I don't have the time to dig up the study, but it already factored in inflation.

Even with a 5% spread, to hold off real rent increases for ten years, you'd need to increase housing by 116%. Which is completely unrealistic. This rent control policy had the same effect as reversing 12 years of rent increases, which would require you to multiply supply by 2.5 over those twelve years.

Needless to say, this is not possible.

Increasing supply is assuredly important and necessary for keeping prices in check. But it will have a much smaller impact than rent control. The main purpose it will serve is to make sure mobility is still good.
Funny the picture shows a subway exit. One of the apps I want from a smart watch is a compass. I work(d) in NYC and I’m always turned around when I exit the subway at an unfamiliar stop.
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Can't find the email in your profile - I want to hear the dirt on kushy Punch!
In the US, rent control is regulated by states and enacted by cities. Each state and city is free to do so differently. As such, it can and does vary quite significantly place to place. This means it's impossible to offer an informed comment about rent control in the US.
I would think most Americans diet looks something like:

Breakfast is vegetarian but not vegan, a bowl of cereal with milk, bagel with cream cheese, coffee with milk, toast and butter. Even the more involved breakfasts like eggs or waffles don't necessarily need to have meat, just because making bacon or sausages is time consuming and most breakfasts are on the go.

Lunch usually has meat but maybe not a lot. A few slices of turkey on a sandwich, a salad with a few strips of chicken, a bowl of soup with chunks of chicken or beef.

Dinner has meat almost always, unless you are actively avoiding it or are eating one of the rare vegetarian dinners Americans will eat, like cheese pizza. Most dinners will be something like chicken with mashed potatoes, pasta with meatballs, stir fry, burgers and fries.. meat is a centerpiece.

Snacks are usually unhealthy but vegetarian. Chips, cookies, ice cream. Jerky is expensive and more of a road trip/camping food.
The solution is make it so that no one benefits from this dynamic (via a land tax), rather than just expanding the group that gets the benefits (which will never expand to include everyone, since land is scarce).
All that matters should be how likely the person is able to pay the rent and not damage/burn down the apartment/disturb the neighbors.

> would you prioritize apartments for the wealthy tech people over the teachers

I am not German so I am not sure how to answer that. Logic says someone that earns extremely well, has unlimited working contract and is educated very well is a very good candidate, just as a public worker. But, for some reason, the applications that I have sent in German, even though the company representative (or very rarely the owner) is able to speak English, got 10 times more responses. Go figure.
Where are the studies that show grass fed red meat is bad for your health? All studies I've seen concluding red meat is a health concern are using grain finished beef.
That is cool!

I've never seen such a weird aspect ratio on YouTube either.
You're right in that the stock market and the banking system are not the same thing, but I'd argue that they're intrinsically linked.

I move USD from my checking account into my investment accounts in order to buy equities, and I do that more when the Federal Reserve is pumping more liquidity into the market via low interest rates. There are many folks out there using e.g. TSLA as an inflation hedge (which is why it has a P/E > 1000) because they know that USDs will decline in value as liquidity keeps getting pumped.

If we're all using a decentralized currency like Bitcoin with a fixed inflation rate, you're going to see a lot more sanity and price stability in the equities markets.
I've been using it successfully in production for year and a half.
I can think of no other database that would give me real time aggregation over hundreds of millions of rows inserter every day for virtually zero cost.
It's just a marvelous work.
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They are bringing the potatoes back.
Do you know how and where I can find out about MATCH? I just openned this business bank with Chase. It's my first business and also my first SaaS and this is the first time I used Stripe or charge people's credit card. I haven't done any business before and never charge money before this so I'm not sure how I got on MATCH.

One thing is it may related to my home address or my POBox address which may trigger some old business in there?
I like how much it sounds like futuristic science fiction technology!
I don’t understand palettes. They’re super subjective, someone’s taste and you’re just following trends. Why not make your own palette? Why is it difficult to choose harmonious colors? Sounds harder than it is. Try it.
Again this personal experience only, but one of the projects I'm linked to is a greenfields Ada project.

However, you'd be correct to say there are an awful lot of multi-decade projects in both the companies I mentioned(and the aerospace/defence in general). For example, last year my main project was work stemming from a design that began in 1997.
Beautiful, however retro palettes, but putting them into this visual form with the hex is really top notch. It reminds me of all the work that’s done in the audio plug-in world to create skeuomorphic recreations of physical devices.
Too early to call.

Wait until Typescript is properly supported.
The vast majority of people don’t have neighbors who lovingly raise cattle for slaughter.
Surprisingly this time it is the western district of Texas.

The case is VLSI Technology LLC v. Intel Corp., 21-57, U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas (Waco).
Inflation is not a problem so long as you invest your money as soon as you receive it and your wages keep pace with inflation (and they do). In that case the 2% per annum inflation rate only hurts you from the day you get your pay check to the day you invest it productively or spend it on necessities. In fact if you purchase your necessities on a credit card the 0% APR until your bill comes due makes inflation work for you.
free() does not need to make pointers invalid. Use after free is undefined behavior.
Some people unironically believe "Better China than Five Eyes, haha, they're too far away!".
I am thankful that you took the time to enumerate that you don't share neo-nazi ideology. I think that right now, it makes a bigger difference than it has in the past to state it out loud.

For reference:
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politic...

The FBI disagrees with you quite a bit on whether neo-nazis & co are a problem.

This is why I insist so much. This is why so many on the left insist so much on this particular test. Pretending the problem isn't a problem is a thing that is actively causing harm to the country.
I’m amazed that the writer can spin this as bad. Low housing-costs are both fantastic for residents and fantastic for the economy due to increased disposable income. Only a Rentier Capitalist would want the opposite.
I didn't say we know "barely anything", just that the unknowns are significant enough to allow a lot of wiggle room and arguments. Including, for example, the accuracy of many vitamin RDAs.
Is it? It seems pretty consistent with their "cut the bullshit" theme.
This isn’t just “anyone’s” taste — he’s one of the great designers of last century.
I love the idea of vegan meat alternatives but personally don't like Beyond's taste. It tastes too much like peas for me, doesn't get past "uncanny valley". I do like Impossible though -- Qdoba has it and it's fantastic in a burrito.
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This post is disingenuous at best. Want to cite some credible sources that back it up?

Methane is produced by decomposition in oxygen deprived anerobic environments. Like a cows gut or a tidal bog. Grass rotting in a field will not produce the same levels of methane as grass digested by cows.

And that's not even touching on the rate at which it's released. Are you going to say burning the field is just as bad as letting it decompose because they both release CO2?
I have a personal project ive worked on a lot last year. There was a part in my code which at the time scared me a bit because of the complicated data organization and manipulation that was going on. When I first wrote it, I had to have a clear picture in my kind about what properties an object had and what their properties had and do on. I had to write this down all on paper.

This year, when I came back to the code. I converted everything to typescript. I made sure that every variable that my manipulation worked on had a type. It not only helped me remember how the code worked but it made it so much easier to understand it and modify it without fear of breaking things.

It's been super useful and I don't think I'll be writing any big programs in the future without it.
...so you need to be online, connected to the rest of the Bitcoin peer-to-peer network, to engage in a transaction. I am talking about offline transactions, where I only need to communicate with the other party in the transaction. Again, you can just read the paper I gave a link to, which describes this scenario, or any of the other hundreds of papers published on the topic.
And that is financial manipulation how?

The supply got less, while the demand didn't decrease. The intrinsic value increased because of the network and lindy effect, which is why institutional investors jumped in. Bitcoin entered a speculative bubble the moment the first block was created.

I would say we just don't know the price of bitcoin yet, hence the heavy volatility.

What would you price it at? Are you shorting it?
sounds like aiming at ones own foot.

i have a machine [one of many] that runs 17. and chokes on upgrade its a required price for function,so i keep a copy of 17 and my tweaks in archive.

having someone nag, or push unwanted code is exactly what made me abandon a certain operating system in the past.
Yes, and much of the non-livestock emissions from agriculture is from growing plants to feed to livestock!
Covid isn't the only reason to disinfect surfaces. Proper disinfecting surfaces does prevent a large number of diseases. Covid we now know isn't one of them, but the others are still a worry.
You are assuming that the only reason anyone would build is to rent things out. This ridiculous. A great many constructions are for people that own their houses. That alone solves the conundrum.
I super love jQuery. The proliferation of SPA is super unfortunate, maybe one day the pendulum will swing back to server side HTML with lighter JS for progressive enhancements.
Vue is the lean alternative to Angular.
That's great to hear, but they don't appear to sell it publicly yet. It appears to be restaurant-exclusive.
Agreed, rent control newer buildings too.
> Will an electrobike take you home when you are blind drunk?

Is this really the USP of horses? Do they even do this?
When I see things like "Cryptic terrestrial fungus-like fossils", I start thinking that HP Lovecraft was right.
Yeah and the health arguments tend to fall apart when you get into fast-food/highly processed crap territory, which probably accounts for a large portion of meat consumption in the developed world. Eating less of that stuff is probably a good thing.

That said quality meat is a good source of various nutrients and amino acids that can be difficult to get from plant-based sources, and fish in particular can be farmed very sustainably. I would never consider cutting meat out of my diet.
Browser compatibility issues can be resolved with Babel and as such fulfills the need of jQuery and allows me to just write javascript.
I share the same take with you! Reading some of the discussions going on in the comments, I'm surprised anyone thinks this is anything but good news. Like you said, it means:

1. non-vegetarians & non-vegans have more options. This is great for so many reasons!
2. Demand for beef will go down, which has a positive effect on the environment.
I wish they had a data store shoot-out like Techempower has for Web stacks.
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