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by elhudy 8y ago
I'm in the same boat with The rotating ferments. I just did a hot sauce and it turned out delicious, but is a bit runny. I would say don't add brine until you've tried it first. Can you share your pickled tomatoes recipe?
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by elhudy 8y ago
I'm looking forward to his answer to this. But I would guess it's something along the lines of: -Society spends 2B gambling -Govt receives .7B tax revenue and spends it poorly -Game owners pocket 1.3B which disappears forever -Co
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by elhudy 8y ago
Sensing this is sarcasm relating to the restriction of freedom of choice, and would like to address it in a couple ways that might provide a different perspective. The point isn't that gambling shouldn't be legal anywhere; it&#x27
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by elhudy 8y ago
In a kind of dark way, this is great news. It will be useful for other states, as well as the city of Chicago, to have an example use case for NOT legalizing video lottery.
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by elhudy 8y ago
>Also, at least in my opinion, the very limited nature of the total set of states relative to the total set of states in something like an RTS lends itself to repeat engagement and analysis. You can, and likely will, see exactly the same
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by elhudy 8y ago
Genuinely curious - what makes chess such an intellectually engaging game over more "fun" games such as dota2 or StarCraft? These have all of the same Dynamics plus some. They are so dynamic, in fact, that the odds of just seein
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by elhudy 8y ago
Just curious, what is amazingly brief about driving two 8 hour (~500 mile) segments in four days? Even if I had the largest Tesla Battery, I would still have had to stop and do a full charge during each segment twice.
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by elhudy 8y ago
16 hours round trip = 8 hours each way. In four days.
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by elhudy 8y ago
I was referring to the Lthforum list, not the yelp one. Apologies if that was unclear. Violet Hour is great! I was just using it as an example as one of many proclaimed "hole-in-the-wall" or "hidden gem" examples. It
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by elhudy 8y ago
I did a 4-day 16 hour round trip drive just this past weekend through the Midwest into the South. Can't imagine having to stop any more often than I already did; in fact at the pace Teslas charge, I'm not sure the trip would have
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by elhudy 8y ago
The list seems to intentionally avoid well-known delicious, popular spots (the aviary, au cheval, pequods, minghin, serai) in favor of hole-in-the-wall places which might not be as good but have edgy, hidden, or traditional vibes to them (v
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by elhudy 8y ago
People who vape are under the impression that exhalation only releases water vapor into their immediate surroundings; I've heard this on multiple occasions from smokers. The question then of course becomes, how does it have a scent if
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by elhudy 8y ago
That's fair; props on all of the effort you've put into that! I'd imagine one of the toughest challenges is subtracting the volatile "layman demand" and gamblers to get to that fundamental value derived from actual
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by elhudy 8y ago
Ok, but the whole idea behind fundamental analysis is that you generate a specific value of worth based on your analysis. So what formula are you using to calculate a price point for Eth based on "adoption and projects using it"?
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by elhudy 8y ago
What "fundamentals" exist for Eth that allow it to be valued at a specific price point? Eth has no earnings, no assets, and no liabilities. Its intrinsic value is close to 0. It could be totally wiped off the planet tommorow an
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by elhudy 8y ago
I have to ask: is terpene an actual scientifically defined word? I've only ever heard stoners use it to describe different marijuana strain's scents. Googling it yields nothing but pot-related results. How have I made it throug
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by elhudy 8y ago
Neuromancer is always at the top of scifi lists but I found it to be astonishingly strange and dull. I'm surprised I was even able to finish the read.
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by elhudy 8y ago
>I had to greatly limit harsh foods (acidic stuff like vinegar, or very salty foods) or else I'd get gastritis extremely quickly (confirmed on endoscopy). My scalp started to itch and lots of hair fell out in my crown area. I am bet
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by elhudy 8y ago
Good counterpoint - I wasn't willing to read through all of the replies to find this info.
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by elhudy 8y ago
I think we're missing a big part of the story here. >[I] was asked to write a statement justifying my lower than usual gpa (2.6) and a week later i was informed that the offer committee was unable to give me an offer. What if it was
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by elhudy 8y ago
This is super cool. I hate to "ask for more" with this sort of thing, but I really wish each plant had a bio attached to it as well.
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by elhudy 8y ago
I was under the impression that the way elevators are designed, it's physically impossible for them to free fall upon failure. Source: documentary on the first elevators
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by elhudy 8y ago
What you're saying is agreeable: taking a class provides a certain level of motivation that self-study doesn't provide, for most people. That doesn't conflict with the idea that typical college courses have little tangible v
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by elhudy 8y ago
>What you shouldn't do is try to self-study by reading a book. My experience has been that this is exactly how college math works; you pay for self-study. The professor reads directly out of a book (in poor English), or off of pre-
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by elhudy 8y ago
People might see roads different from public transportation because they are directly affected by poor Management on the part of public transportation companies. If your bus is always late, you can't sit on the subway because the seat
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by elhudy 8y ago
It's unfortunate that pain is so damn complex. It seems possible that repeatedly oral exposure to capsaicin results in long-term neurological consequences (for better or worse) in addition to the local effects which are regularly disc
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by elhudy 8y ago
He's referring to buddhist cuisine. Buddhist philosophy states that pungent herbs or spices alert your senses and fog your brain, preventing mindfulness. From the wiki: >In addition to the ban on garlic practically all Mahayana mon
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by elhudy 8y ago
Healthy food is extremely cheap on the big island. It's literally growing on trees everywhere and the locals make fun of those who overpay for it.
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by elhudy 8y ago
An issue with this, from a greedy consumer perspective, is that it allows the app more time to get you to your destination. If I do an uber pool express, the time saved from walking doesn't credit to my day; that time is used to pick
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by elhudy 8y ago
Sorry, I was just being a smartass :p

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