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The Hacker Dish (Makhlouta)
- pie 17y agoBeans & rice, a worldwide staple. Calling this "hacker" seems like a stretch though.
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- kyro 17y agoDumbing this down to just 'beans & rice' is a bit ignorant. In my culture alone we have at least 5 dishes with grain components that all taste vastly different from one another. As to the comparison, grains are often a more 'practical' type of food as they're cheap, have a long shelf life, and are quite diverse, possibly making them more appealing hackers.
- Zarathu 17y agoAgreed. The dish can last for days, with little preparation (other than the pre-soak). It's a high calorie meal that'll keep me filled for hours. Pretty ideal when I need to just lock down and code for a long period of time.
- petewarden 17y agoNot quite in the same league but a British delicacy has been my hacker fuel for years: Beans on Toast. The name is the recipe, just try and get the proper tins of Heinz beans for true authenticity.
- pie 17y agoI meant no disrespect here - as I mentioned beans and rice are enjoyed world-wide, in all manner of different styles. I count a few varieties among my favorite food combinations. Thanks for sharing.
- pvg 17y agoAnother entry in the ever-expanding Catalog of Mushy Hacker Metaphors. Joining the classics (painter, rockstar, poet) and newcomers (ironman competitor, marathon runner, martial artist) is 'farmer'. Looking forward to 'pterodactyl' and 'balcony'.
- idlewords 17y agoThis would explain the extraordinary prevalence of Lebanese hackers
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- omarish 17y agoI had no clue of the prevalence. A couple of us are here http://answers.yallastartup.org/ http://answers.yallastartup.org/.