delibes
Highly different compounds, that just contain chlorine atoms.
https://kingbird.myphotos.cc/packing/squares_in_squares.html
Just in time for April Fools
However, the issue in the Netflix blogpost is in the JVM C++ code. I think it's entirely possible to encounter the problem in any language if you're writing performance-critical code.
But Tempeh is a pretty common one for vegans. I've used it in curries and stir fries.
Most other vegans I know seem to be very aware of the nutrition issues, and take EPA/DHA supplements and extra vitamins. "Nootch" - nutritional yeast - is also a very common ingredient used to boost vitamins and minerals.
It's of course hard to be 100% sure what's safe, but then eating meat also has it's risks - heart disease, cancer, e. coli. etc - as well as environmental costs.
Going vegan is quite a big step, and most people would benefit from eating a lot less meat.
And then being able to summarise it in a fairly readable 4 pages.
One thought I had ... it'd be useful if you can add some features to support accessibility.
I found this but it is quite old:
https://github.com/Amibian/amibian
[edit] this is better - https://gunkrist79.wixsite.com/amibian
I couldn't guess from the title whether it was female-free or free-diving. It's the latter, which is cool.
However please don't compare the modern industrial meat production with anything like farming from, say, 500 years ago, or with ancient hunting. Modern meat production is brutal (for necessary cost reasons) and hugely destructive to the environment.
People aren't that stupid and the arguments against using the word milk annoy me. I think it's a sign that people are changing their diet and the dairy industry is worried.
The code examples in other comments seem to have variations of :
return (circle, rectangle) -> circle.apply(x, y, r);
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOS_Technology_6502#Technical_...
I guess Ben knows this, but avoided it for some reason. Perhaps interleaving the timing on a breadboard isn't that easy? Never tried it myself.