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by EricE 5y ago
I fail to see why you can't do that with induction - indeed I do that all the time with induction. The cycle is just a lot shorter with induction. Waiting for integrated temperature control to become more of a thing with induction - hi
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by EricE 5y ago
Lack of fine control isn't a fault of induction, but of a cheaply made cooktop. I too made that mistake on my last house. My mom's induction range has half steps and they make all the difference. Getting a new house next month
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by EricE 5y ago
not going to have the power for true wok cooking. Burners from Turkey friers are perfect. Also do it outside. True high heat cooking will expel all kinds of smoke and other stuff into the air. Unless you have a high flow hood with a mak
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by EricE 5y ago
How is induction any less responsive than gas? My gas stoves had big metal grates that themselves heated up - and took forever to cool down. There is way less mass on my induction stove cooktop for any residual/carry over heat than o
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by EricE 5y ago
If you are concerned about instantaneous draw you can always start low and ramp up. You don't always have to start out with every burner on high!
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by EricE 5y ago
If you are running the burners flat out. Which you only do when getting water to boil or preheating cookware. Once up to temp, induction requires far less energy to cook with since it is way more efficient - directly heating the pan. So ye
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by EricE 5y ago
Also if you are performing true restaurant style wok cooking you doubly want to be outdoors for the offgassing/smoke. Restaurants have hoods that are paired with make-up air systems. That 600CFM (being generous!) "hood" bui
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by EricE 5y ago
I've never once had hysteresis be a problem with induction - especially any more or less than with gas or traditional radiant electric. If you like to cook invest in good cookware. The biggest problem with induction is cheap cookware
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by EricE 5y ago
250 miles is far from short. Pretty sure Tesla uses heat pumps for heating. Maybe not always, but they have for a while. Heat for the battery packs is indeed a significant issue for colder climates. Glad I don't live in cold countr
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by EricE 5y ago
>We must have a way to measure whether or not those basic minimums are being met. The teacher tells them. In written feedback. Far more nuanced and helpful than just a letter grade.
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by EricE 5y ago
What is more meaningful? A letter grade with no context, or written feedback/commentary on your work? A dialog around improving your work? Seems like a far superior concept than simple letter grading. Also as you get better, the need
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by EricE 5y ago
More teaching/guiding and less judging. About time. School always felt like mostly a waste of time, doing rote things not because they would provided value but instead "because we always have done it". So much "we had
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by EricE 5y ago
Want to know how to never have to deal with a landlord? Own your own property! Also if you are concerned about affordable housing, I hope you paid attention to the line in the article that talked about big business moving into the rental s
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by EricE 5y ago
Remind me - how many people are streaming across the boarder each month? And those are just the ones we know about. Want to talk about trickle down effects!
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by EricE 5y ago
Yup - you can even use RAW processing from other sources and not just the camera manufacturer. If you only ever save JPEGs on camera then you are completely at the mercy of the camera manufacturer with no way to every change it if you don&
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by EricE 5y ago
Another reason to shoot RAW - you can always reprocess the image later without loss. Newer algorithms pop up all the time and with RAW you can always start over from scratch. With storage being so cheap and computers as powerful as they a
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by EricE 5y ago
DHS already has a portal LEOs use to collaborate - would be pretty easy to set up something at the federal level - if there was the will.
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by EricE 5y ago
I'm always amazed by the number of people who use the native Twitter interface. I started with third party clients pretty early and never regretted it. Being able to see a natural, unmolested timeline + the advanced filtering tools m
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by EricE 5y ago
Third party clients are a must if you are going to screw with Twitter. You can filter out all the noise and topics that aren't of interest. That people use the native Twitter interface at all constantly amazes me.
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by EricE 5y ago
The act of filtering still exposes you a little. Using tech to wholesale blackhole "wrongthink" is probably one of the worst aspects of social media. Frankly I think terms like "bubble" dramatically trivialize just how
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by EricE 5y ago
Yikes - that's good to know!
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by EricE 5y ago
Yes, I wish Apple would sell Aperture to someone who will pick it back up. There still is nothing remotely like it.
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by EricE 5y ago
Nice - thanks for sharing this!
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by EricE 5y ago
Not at all. Maybe three terminal commands tops to configure and add a user for yourself. Once the text config file is generated just import it on your client and you are done. As long as you have forwarded the appropriate port through y
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by EricE 5y ago
Anyone with any part in designing user interfaces seriously needs to commit their section on color to heart: https://designsystem.digital.gov/design-tokens/color/overvie... Especially the contrast/magic numb
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by EricE 5y ago
"he doesn’t even know what he has" Not all of that is due to age or volume :p
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by EricE 5y ago
I had to take a cold break from Dyson Sphere Program - too many nights I was forgetting to go to bed!
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by EricE 5y ago
I really have gotten obsessed with Cities:Skylines - and I think I finally figured out why: It checks most of the boxes model railroading did! If I had the space I'd love to do a physical train layout again, but since I don't I&
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by EricE 5y ago
Luck? I don't believe in luck, I make luck. Same thing with connections. Want to know why connections mattered in every job I have had, including my current one? Because I worked my ass off, did more than was asked of me, volunteere
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by EricE 5y ago
"In my experience, long hours may actually be predictive of poor future results." Reminds me of the WWII story about discussions to add more armor to planes that came back from battle where the holes in plans were, when someone po

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