I guess op refers to how they’re represented which is a bit complex imo: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/digital-logic/floating-point-representation-basics/

If you look at the original pew page you can see views of China have improved:

across 20 countries: Median % who have a favorable opinion of China went from 32% in 2023 to 46% in 2026

Looks fine on Firefox focus

videos of Hindu right-wing influencers abusing Khan with communal slurs and issuing rape threats and death threats against her began to surface

I guess 100%

Hey! I can chime in here! I studied Chinese and business like 10 years ago (so my knowledge might be a bit outdated) so I can provide a bit of context.

A lot of workers from rural China has limited work opportunities or would earn very little. So what they do is they’d migrate to bigger cities where they’d be able to work at factories (like the one in this pic) at a higher wage and more hours. Then they send their wage home. Some things that surprised me was that in many cases the workers themselves would request long hours, to earn more, and that they’d likely only go home for the big holidays like lunar New year

I reckon work life balance would be nicer in Scandinavia but I love the canals, lots of plants in the cities, and the food of Netherlands. I’ve had an amazing time every time I’ve been there!

Japanese: https://www.justonecookbook.com/feed/ Recently I’ve had good times following her recipes for okonomiyaki, tamagoyaki, chawanmushi, and especially onigiri! Although I seem to recall her takoyaki were too runny for me to work with them

Thai: https://hot-thai-kitchen.com/ (Couldn’t find RSS feed though) curries, pad Thai, are mainly the ones I’ve been doing, but she’s really good

Chinese: https://feeder.co/discover/dbc0b80c93/chinesecookingdemystified-substack-com (Not sure how this feed thing works but otherwise https://chinesecookingdemystified.substack.com/)

• biang biang noodles, mapo tofu are definitely my favourite dishes from here

French: https://www.thefrenchcookingacademy.com/recipes/

• made a couple of different dishes but the poulet l’estragon is insane

From a person who has been divorced once, and seen other friends get divorced. it’s not so much about choosing carefully, it’s about communication when the relationship gets tough or boring (and ideally before you get there). Finding the right person is the easy part, staying in love and staying happy - that’s the difficult part

Denmark, and Denmark. If I had to leave, then I’d prefer Taiwan or Netherlands

The ones that influenced me the most earlier in life was

• The Unbearable Lightness of Being, by Milan Kundera
• sapiens, by yuval noah harari

Both illuminate what it means to be human and what makes us (not) achieve happiness, but explained through very different lenses

Interesting, I thought a bit about the comment

as long as the do not violate the law

i guess you might have cases where people can’t consent, like if one person in the relationship is underage, or mentally handicapped, or the like. Where you’d run into problems if you just announce “everyone can love anybody”. Guess there might be other similar cases?

Amazing writeup, now Know not to see either haha!!

Ah yes, Denmark 🇩🇪

Not American enough for me. When can I vote for corporations in elections? i want to be able to choose between voting for palantir or onlyfans for president

Yep, Labster is a really good supplement to lab work for biotech learning

I’d look into something like https://whistleblower.house.gov/sites/evo-subsites/whistleblower.house.gov/files/whistleblower_survival_tips.pdf

Also consider how your country protects (or rather prosecutes) whistleblowers and whether this question you asked here + additional online interaction history could lead then to identify you

We have a similar saying in Denmark, something like “shoemakers kids always have holes in their shoes” but in this case it’s more about that the people in the profession don’t prioritize their own craft. I’ve seen this with electricians where whole house is done but electrical sockets aren’t installed but for IT I think it’s more about distrust towards developers (takes one to know one)

They’re geographically shielded from Russia by Poland, Germany, France, and probably have less reliance on Russian energy. So having an alliance with USA is less important to them geopolitically. My guess at least

Nice. One of the ways to write Chaofan in Chinese is 炒饭, which means fried rice. Amazing to be able to get that Twitter handle

Not sure this is what social media wants. They want to maximize shareholder value. The teen segment is crazy valuable since a lot of them are able to convince parents to buy them all kinds of shit. Without this segment, advertisers will turn to other platforms and thus remove lots of ad money from these platforms