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4y ago
Yup! Since we don't have the space for a wall oven, I seeked a double oven. It turns out there's only one manufacturer (GE Cafe) that makes a double oven with an induction range.
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obviously not every day, but I do it at least 3 times per year. the vertical space isn't necessarily needed because spatchcocking the turkey is a better method, but oven here are built up standard widths and heights. I have used all th
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gas doesn't have higher heat output. this is the reason induction heats water much faster.
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you're taking shots at American prices compared to Japan, but then say Japan doesn't have those and only tiny versions of them. I use my range all the time at close to full capacity. it's not a useless or wasteful appliance.
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I'm in the process of doing this now diy. the wire alone is $500 before any labor is added.
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your first question to it didn't even make sense, since it was asking an impossible question for it. the second answer seems... fine? what is it you're looking for? most efficient isn't a single definition.
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openai has specifically said it hasn't been trained with recent data. what did you want it to say?
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it's not a San Diego burrito. it's never called that on any menu, and dozens of Mexican restaurants have "California burrito", which is fries. avocado is often not in them at all.
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not at all. California burrito just means with french fries, and that's one of the most common uses.
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from what I understand carbon doesn't have any working c++ interop. it's in slides at the moment and will take a long time to develop.
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PCIe 5 isn't what helps here. it's that nvme/ssd use very few lanes of PCIe (usually 2/4). they could have achieved these speeds already, but now it's just easier with a smaller slot.
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4y ago
taskset -c to be pedantic
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4y ago
the three accounts that are praising this editor, including the one from the developer, are all new hn accounts. are you the same person?
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4y ago
what about vscode was a pain to set up?
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I would consider not writing the parser yourself. it's a daunting task and you're not going to be able to keep up with all the intricacies while still maintaining the editor.
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4y ago
Android TV makes it a smart TV, so that was all for naught
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4y ago
Kepler, Maxwell, Turing, Volta, ampere, Lovelace, hopper. it's 6 generations old when you include the micro architectures. it would be about a 10x improvement.
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I haven't tried it, but the k80 is about 6 years old/5 generations. there have been massive leaps since then.
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a k80 is extremely old by now, so I'd expect this to be maybe an order of magnitude faster.
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4y ago
you're responding with that comment in an article with valid research.
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same, except our second we did cry it out and it worked like a charm. he's now 6 and never wakes up during the night.
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at some point you have to realize that you understand infants less than the parents using this method, and certainly less than the ones doing the studies. you argument is equivalent to saying we should stick to arranged marriages only becau
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4y ago
except there's no better research to contradict it
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baby, then toddler, then ...
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your comments are the same tired comments along the lines of "my parents and all the people I grew up with used a natural gas stove, so it's clearly the right way and nothing can be better". except when studies come out showi
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ah, yes! link to a group of people who didn't like the outcome of a study, so they wrote about it with links to older studies that the more comprehensive one already addressed. of course, said people didn't bother to do their own
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it literally says 235 babies and external factors were controlled for. you didn't even read the article you're responding to.
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unkind and damaging is the opposite of what the latest studies say. did you do your own studies?
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you made a lot of claims with no evidence. please cite where it creates anxiety.
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except if you read the article and study that has meaningful data shows it's a net positive. so despite your preconceived notions of a baby crying being mentally damaging, there is no evidence to suggest that. on the contrary, everyone
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