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by moate 5y ago
I specifically avoided brand names because it seemed like it might have cheapened my point, but my pan of choice is All-Clad. If I had more money I'd convert everything I have to their Copper-Core pans for even better heating. The big
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by moate 5y ago
Pretty regularly. Lots of places would go with cheaper pans. One thing to consider, I would assume that most professional cooks are cooking in a very different way than most regular home cooks. The way food is prepared, the familiarity with
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by moate 5y ago
Please replace "cast iron" with "good" pans. Uncoated cast iron is a fucking pain to take care of if you cook anything acidic regularly. Coated cast iron is better, but SO heavy (and it takes forever to get up to temp be
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by moate 5y ago
TBF, "bullseye" gas stoves, basically induction tops with a constant flame under them and heat radiating out from a central "bullseye" (hotest) outwards (getting colder), have been around for a long time. They're ju
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by moate 5y ago
This point is sort of all over the place. Some thoughts (from a former chef) Blackening: You could do this on anything. I used to work in a cajun/creole place and we had one burner reserved for a cast iron skillet that was on at all ti
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by moate 5y ago
And suppose the cops are actually aliens, and they take me on their starship, and head out for the skys. They'll say, come sail away, come sail away, come sail away with me. Stop moving the goal posts. I'm going to do exactly what
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by moate 5y ago
No to both. 1- It's short term and even the level of payment is inconsistent. 2- People being put into this situation come from a multitude of existing economic situations, with no proper controls. Also, nobody is actually able to &qu
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by moate 5y ago
Yes. As a single man in my 20's, when I would get laid off from restaurant jobs (I worked in an area with a large share of summer tourism and september layoffs were common) I would spend the full time on unemployment because the wage d
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by moate 5y ago
Exactly. There's no reason to suspect this number is being over-reported, but it's very reasonable to expect hesitancy (both to polling in general and this type of polling specifically).
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by moate 5y ago
To respond to what you feel is your point: 911 operators are not police officers in my state (NJ). They take and log calls and information, and may hand it over to the police, but they are not responsible for investigating crimes. I can cal
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by moate 5y ago
To your first point: Cops have "meme-like" thoughts and sayings as well ("9 out of 10 times, the spouse did it", etc.) that would prove the attorney's point: by involving the cops, you're going to get investiga
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by moate 5y ago
Obviously Nihilism is the ultimate freedom to do whatever the fuck you want. Now, do you have any thoughts on the actual point of the morality of having a child without their consent since you do believe in free will?
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by moate 5y ago
This is the question inmy mind: an unborn/un conceived child has not experienced any suffering. Is it morally just to expose someone to suffering, even if the alternative is non-existence (or whatever state they are in prior to life)?
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by moate 5y ago
Which do you think is the causal effect: not having children causes it easier to break from the parents, or having terrible parents that cause estrangement makes people less inclined to have their own children?
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by moate 5y ago
Everything old is new again. Anyone remember AOL and its entirely contained ecosystem? I think the first two searches my 12 year old brain came up with were Superman (took me to DCs AOL listing) and Playboy (which took to long to load for m
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by moate 5y ago
What even is a bitcoin "user"? Like, seriously, are we talking about people transacting with it for purchases? Or just accounts that have some share of a coin in them? What are we even measuring here?
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by moate 5y ago
Meh. The vast majority of people subscribed to some religion or another and all the major religions say don't do rape or murder. I think it's reasonable to point out the moral failings of the past relative to their own morality. S
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by moate 5y ago
My personal "favorites" have been some of the abortion ban laws that know they're unconstitutional but are passed and sit there "pending the overturning of Roe v. Wade". Like, bro, you made an illegal law and you kn
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by moate 5y ago
It wouldn't. It's impossible. People want unconstitutional things all the time though, and sometimes they even make them into laws. Then they go to the SCOTUS and lose. But you can do it.
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by moate 5y ago
It's almost like there is a systemic problem within the department...
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by moate 5y ago
Bad take is bad. It's not the cop's job to do prevent this video from getting onto YoutTube. We have a whole SLEW of legislative channels that could be used to "protect" cops from people recording them. Don't want v
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by moate 5y ago
I love that the article mentions a different cop who played a Sublime track. Whoever was making the video should have put on "April 29, 1992".
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by moate 5y ago
"Most" people did not go through the pandemic entirely alone. The vast majority of people in the world live with someone (roommate, family, romantic partner, etc). Also, depending on where you live in the world, "most"
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by moate 5y ago
I mean the whole idea that "I don't know every variable, but I'm going to jump to a singular conclusion while pointing out that a hypothesis I disagree with is nonsense" seems like a bad take to me but I'm a fan of
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by moate 5y ago
Sample size: 2. Nice neighborhoods were powered down. Poor neighborhoods were powered down. Maybe some had essential infrastructure. Maybe they didn't. There's a possibility that poor or minority majority neighborhoods were unfair
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by moate 5y ago
Or fired. Fired is also a very reasonable thing if someone knowingly broke company property for a laugh. Obviously without knowing all the specifics of the case, IDK which is more reasonable but both are certainly plausible.
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by moate 5y ago
Tech workers and police are extremely different types of workers with extremely different job responsibilities, working agreements/contracts, and level of impact on the groups that oversee them. We are not the same by a country mile.
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by moate 5y ago
Simply put: When you are trying to decide whether you should use your last hundred dollars towards food or rent, moving isn't really a choice. You might as well ask why poor people don't just decide to become rich if they don&#x27
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by moate 5y ago
Citations[1] Needed[2] Please[3]. 1- https://users.nber.org/~denardim/research/Wealthsurvey.pdf - 2 https://eprints.lse.ac.uk/68507/13/Karagiannaki_Effect%20of%... 3- https://ifs
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by moate 5y ago
I would imagine that the rate of violent attacks on blind individuals specifically due to their blindness is also lower than hate crimes against Trans individuals. I don't hear about a lot of amputees being dragged behind pickup trucks

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