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by silisili 2y ago
The vast majority of ovens in the US are not convection. So any recipe is written for a standard oven. But, even convection ovens don't cook the same as an air fryer. Air fryers are like a mini turbo convection ovens. It's like
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by silisili 2y ago
I'm inclined to try it. My current method is just a cast iron pan at highest heat and flipping three times total, but I'm willing to experiment.
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by silisili 2y ago
Good point. They actually make see through air fryers now. I bought one as a backup but haven't used it yet, I'm interested to know if it'll just steam up and be useless or not. https://www.walmart.com/ip&#x
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by silisili 2y ago
I'm not really against it if you like it, it was half a joke. But to me steak cooking is an art of sorts that means searing the outside while minimally cooking the inside(I'm a rare steak guy). That usually means letting it thaw
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by silisili 2y ago
It's no secret that air fryers work like a convection oven, but they're not at all the same. Air fryers in my experience are much, much faster to cook, and easier to clean. Perfect for one or two person meals really. For example
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by silisili 2y ago
I love my air fryer, and will probably bookmark this, but seeing a steak as one of the top recipes is blasphemy.
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by silisili 2y ago
Same. Brave is my browser of choice, because it's the only one that checks all of my boxes. If a site blocks Brave, I'll just stop visiting said site. Same with pages that tell me to disable my ad blocker to view the content. N
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by silisili 2y ago
Agreed. But I also thinks this sets a bit of a bad precedent. Apparently all you have to do to get a hated industry to back off is murder one of their leaders. Kind of a no win situation they put themselves into.
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by silisili 2y ago
We're all doomed. In seriousness, that we're largely not the logical beings we pretend to be, but selfish irrational creatures. Toilet paper isn't even a necessity. Hoarding canned and dry goods I'd kind of understand.
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by silisili 2y ago
Can't wait. The toilet paper thing was a big part in changing my thoughts and outlook on people and society at large.
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by silisili 2y ago
Remittances and tourism are not the topic at hand here. It's the local economic effects of a swath of retirees permanently relocating to a poorer location.
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by silisili 2y ago
Ah yes, let's burden some third world nation with an entire class of people who produce no value, and raise the costs of housing and goods for everyone around them. I'm not saying it's not smart, it's just not very savor
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by silisili 2y ago
Pretty useless article, which I should have guessed given they misspelled the name in their title. To save you a click, it's a bunch of filler text and a one liner answer: 'a glitch.'
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by silisili 2y ago
Absolutely, they were fantastic. I was a purchaser of said tamales pretty often. It was an older guy who said his wife made a bunch each morning, so he went out to sell them each day.
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by silisili 2y ago
Is it similar to the US in that in theory you need a ton of permits, but in reality everyone kinda turns a blind eye to it unless you get too big/at a big venue? For example, in the past year I've seen a guy selling tamales from h
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by silisili 2y ago
Same. People kept telling me it was a Pink Lady with a honeycrisp texture. I tried it a few times, it was neither. Not terrible or anything, but not the holy grail it was made out to be.
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by silisili 2y ago
I'm running into this now. Boss is all but mandating everyone use Cursor. I'm not anti-AI. I don't mind asking an LLM to write me some boilerplate. But I don't want to change my tooling, nor have an integrated assistan
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by silisili 2y ago
OVH is the most set and forget experience I've ever had. They email me maintenance notices 3 or 4x a year, but I don't think I've ever had any downtime. It just stays happily humming along for years. I think I pay somethin
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by silisili 2y ago
Unsure, but it wouldn't surprise me. It's the AMD GloFo all over again. I guess the difference is they took billions in chips subsidies so probably need to pretend to compete a while.
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by silisili 2y ago
Full vertical integration implies big iron, or something like it. Nobody is going to buy TI 45nm today when 3nm exists and runs circles around it, no matter how good the software is. Old nodes are fine for a lot of industrial applications,
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by silisili 2y ago
Given that there are only three companies in the world even capable of competing on the sand side, I'd say that window of opportunity is increasingly shrinking.
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by silisili 2y ago
Sure, maybe water was a poor example. Let's look at milk, assuming we don't all have cows at hand here. In most places, you can only buy it in plastic and sometimes paper carton, though that seems to be dwindling. There are no o
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by silisili 2y ago
While I agree with the ending statement largely, we have to blame the producers here. If I want water, I'm stuck with what's sold to me. Most on this site are fortunate enough to be able to drink disposables and have it whisked a
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by silisili 2y ago
That's why I won't even consider a Tesla. Test drove a few vehicles and it's amazing how many do touch screen everything now. Will -not- buy. The one I ended up buying is all tactile except changing the radio stations. Eve
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by silisili 2y ago
To jump in on the confusion, I'm American and have seen it used both ways, completely dependent on context. When I read the original comment I understood it as 'next thing that we all think is best' rather than 'second
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by silisili 2y ago
Yeah, this is going to decimate your battery life. It's great to have in an emergency, don't get me wrong, but I'd probably leave data off otherwise when out remote.
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by silisili 2y ago
Why should we celebrate a growing gap in any direction? Women surpassed men in degrees earned over 40 years ago. How long is the celebration supposed to last?
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by silisili 2y ago
You're correct about slice semantics but key here is actually a Go array, not a slice. So it's passing a pointer instead of an entire array.
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by silisili 2y ago
Agreed. It's really amazing what they've done in recent years. I ended up in a fullsize primarily because I got it cheaper than the midsizes I was looking at. The midsize market is priced really oddly. Anywho, I was blown away t
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by silisili 2y ago
This is a solid answer, as someone on the ground. TCP is not the bogeyman people point it out to be. It's the poison apple where some folks are looking for low hanging fruit.

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