Page 9 of 23 of the Unsolicited Advice Archives

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   Thai food diplomacy

   Gastrodiplomacy helped Thailand secure foreign aid and generally improve its image in the world....

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   Tracking billionaire carbon emissions

   Mother Jones tells us more about 17-year-old Akash Shendur, creator of the now-suspended Twitter...

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   Medical debt means Southerners have worse credit

   A national healthcare system could go a long way towards fixing this. So could Medicaid expansion.

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   Crypto is not a good investment

   Cryptocurrency is not a solution to the racial wealth gap.

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   Wednesday Web Dev Links

   Okay, these aren't purely web development links, but they're still good reads. Here are four...

6. YAML, Automated Accessibility Testing, and Ways to Use :has()

   Just what the post title says. It's a round up of web development links about Yaml, automated WCAG testing, and the :has() selector.

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   Planning an Early Retirement

   Most retirement advice assumes that you'll want to work for forty or fifty years until you...

8. Friday Four: Links to end the week

   Three links about race and history, plus a study that suggests we can reduce transportation emissions and avoid forthcoming geopolitical conflicts over lithium by investing in alternatives to cars.

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   Afro-Atlantic Histories at LACMA

   Organized by the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand and the Museum of Fine Arts,...