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> I think there is a culinary language that I understand as little as a typical Michelin-starred chef would be able to evaluate a tightly-written C program. Th
by miles 5y ago
> I think there is a culinary language that I understand as little as a typical Michelin-starred chef would be able to evaluate a tightly-written C program.
That got me wondering:
Third Michelin Star for Blockchain Chef https://medium.com/@aaron.lipeles/third-michelin-star-for-blockchain-chef-14ef6e1f52f7 https://medium.com/@aaron.lipeles/third-michelin-star-for-bl...
"For Soltys, a third star is the ultimate accolade in an accidental profession. Trained as a computer scientist, he originally became interested in cooking as a way to recycle the heat produced by his compute servers’ CPUs."
- nyanpasu64 5y agoBTW it's an April Fools article.
- miles 5y agoYes, it stretches credulity rather thin as it goes on: > “Within 3 years,” predicts Soltys, “everyone will use Blockchain.” Referring to the graphical processing units used to run Blockchain technology, he added, “You will not be able to make a sauce bordelaise or pate a choux without a GPU,” he asserts, “And what a wonderful world it will be! So many culinary disasters could have been averted. We never would have had cronuts or rumaki or pizza with shrimp on it!”
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