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The United States Census Bureau's official population counts, as I've said, use very broad groups to categorize ethnicities which is not reflective of just how many groups of people live in the United States. Korea has an idea of
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The methodology used in this list is deeply flawed. It depends on US Census Bureau data which does not make distinctions between subgroups of ethnicities, despite them being culturally and racially distinct from each other. Indians (which c
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Name a more ethnically/racially diverse country.
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> EUropean here. > Who cares? Is this an American thing to always brag something about race, or how much "non-racist we are"? It matters because it's unprecedented in the United States, which is far more diverse than an
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> You say that like there's a difference. There is a difference. Actively preventing someone from committing suicide, taking them from the absolute brink of destruction, is the first step towards recovery. Intervention works. > T
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My argument is that a movie or tv show is an art medium that coincides partly with time, just like music. Listening to a song at 1.5x speed fundamentally changes what you are listening to and is a significant deviation from what the artist
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My main takeaway from ergonomics is that it's not so much that there is a purely better way about doing things, but that you need to change things up and do it somewhat frequently. You can have two different parts of your body that wan
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You miss almost everything, actually. The only thing you retain by watching it at 1.5x speed is the dialogue and some sort of vague approximation of the visuals. I'm not suggesting that you shouldn't be able to enjoy tv as you do,
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By most accounts, the sequence of committing suicide has much worse outcomes for the individual than forceful intervention by police.
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By all accounts, a brand new m1/m2 mac is a general purpose computer. It allows arbitrary execution of code, it can be used generally for multiple purposes. This is contrast to special purpose computers, who were designed specificall
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Is VAT included in that markup or is that an additional cost? In the US, we don't have VAT, though most states do have Sales Tax which is not included in the price of the device.
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You described exactly how the process could be changed: the way in which we largely elect officials in the US is First Past the Post, which intrinsically favors coalescing into monolithic entities. To change this, you must change how we e
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A person developing software definitionally isn't part of the proletariat or working class, they'd be defined as petite bourgeoisie. Your definition does not make sense in the archaic marxist sense nor does it represent the connot
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Are highly educated, highly compensated, and highly privileged folk considered working class now? Financial literacy is something that desperately needs to be part of the curriculum in high school and I can empathize with people that will s
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Training wheels aren't a prerequisite for learning to ride a bike and they're not typically separate thing from a bike. They're bolted onto a bike and then removed when they're no longer necessary. I learned how to drive
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> Someone interested in $THING would be better off learning $THING directly rather than tip-toeing around it. This is not really the universal truth that you think it is. I remember when I learned to drive my father started me on his car
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I have my own configuration for vim/neovim, but there's a lot of faffing about finding plugins and tweaking settings to suit my workflow. The end result is kind of a sort of functional stack but without much consistency since it&#
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Apple stores carry basic models and a select few upgraded SKUs in store, though the highest availability will be the two base models they offer.
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The standard VAT rate in Germany is 19%, so that's not that far off the mark, assuming they include VAT in their pricing.
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I'm not sure I entirely agree with the second point; Adults need not necessarily be helicopter parents and only push their children towards desirable career fields. They can simply be overbearing while supporting their children in w
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> Which the current times do. According to... what? The whole reason that California passed a law like this and why it's been suggested to push up the start time for high school is largely because the time that many school districts
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In what way would it have been awful? Even if you shifted schools several hours ahead of your wake time, it just means that you have more time in the morning and less time in the afternoon, but still well within your normal hours. I think t
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> What is behaviorally/biologically beneficial varies by individual. As someone that has sleep issues that deviate vastly from the norm, I empathize with this point, but it doesn't really mean much when it comes to designing po
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> why the youngest ended up getting up the earliest puzzles me. I think there's been quite a few studies indicating that teenagers benefit the most from later start times due to the shift in their internal clock. Little kids can dea
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I'm not sure how you arrive at the conclusion that it is intrinsically better when both of the things you mention are tradeoffs you make, one of which isn't really true and the other which is an engineering issue. > Wired sound
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Do their failure rates reflect some sort of massive deviation from the rest of the mice on the market? Given that most of the high end mice use the same switch manufacturers I'd guess it's more likely that you see more instances o
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Musicians work with wired headphones because they largely have to, not because it's intrinsically better. You don't even need to be a musician or producer to experience the drawbacks being attached to a cable can have. It's j
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> Now go somewhere without great internet connectivity and attempt to do work. If you end up in a situation where you are suddenly without internet connectivity, the solution is simple: you stop working or you move somewhere that has int
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I think the Surface line serves the "I only want one portable device" crowd well enough, even though I think it could be better. Applications being able to adapt based on the way you're interfacing with them would be the most
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I don't have trouble typing but I do have trouble trying to type for a long period of time on a standard laptop keyboard because it tends to cause flare ups in my hands, the whole reason I switched to an ergonomic keyboard (in my cas

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