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schitzapplebits
7y ago
How can the hardware possibly support that in a usable way?
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schitzapplebits
7y ago
As far as I know, more of their brain was dedicated to vision in comparison to ours.
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schitzapplebits
8y ago
You should hold a pool cue and a rifle based on your dominant eye, not necessarily your dominant hand.
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schitzapplebits
8y ago
Don’t. Pay attention, write down the things that aren’t in the text book. And then learn to read the text book. It’s a hugely valuable skill.
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
I’d pay $200 a month for a professional dishwasher, but really I’d probably have to pay much more.
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
So what? Are you claiming that all luxury products are overpriced because most people can't afford them?
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
You should email Tim Cook (tcook@apple.com), and see what he says about that.
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
The fact that you view it as expensive does not make it overpriced. Apple certainly has no trouble selling at their prices.
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
The methodology used for that paper makes it irrelevant for a discussion of optimizing the quality of frozen items——the packaging, the cooked burger doneness (167F), and the fat percentage are all significantly different from what would be
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
You certainly can freeze barbecued brisket and bring it back to life in great shape——I've done it plenty of times. It took a lot of trial and error, but it's not impossible. I'm not cooking a 18 hour brisket just to eat a qua
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
It comes down to logistics. Maybe I'm a smaller restaurant, and I want to serve BBQ or fresh bread. Might not be feasible for them to smoke a brisket every day if they're not a brisket place, but you can definitely freeze some bri
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
Yeah, you can buy those all-natural 100% potato french fries from the supermarket and fry them into something truly fantastic. When restaurant fries taste "frozen" it's because they're not being refried well.
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
> Who freezes ground beef before turning it into a world-class hamburger? What's the best frozen hamburger I can buy? I do, because I'm not a restaurant, and I don't buy enough meat for one or two servings of hamburger. If
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
While the double frying is critical, the freezing step in the middle is not just for logistics. The fries are better when they're frozen post-initial fry. I make fries all the time from scratch, and I always throw them in the freezer b
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
Freezing isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially for burger patties with a good amount of fat. I'd rather have that than something that's been sitting around in the fridge for too long. As long as it's frozen very quic
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
What about imgur?
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
> Seriously how would it look if Amazon turned down a company because they were competing? It would be an admission of defeat and weakness for AZ. That's not how an "apex predator" thinks. It looked shitty when it happened
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schitzapplebits
9y ago
> So now knock off clothing will be the new electronics on Amazon. Fake clothing, fake brands.. who really knows. It already is, unfortunately, at least that's been my personal experience.
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10y ago
> # There is a reason NASA only approves thinkpads in space - ask yourself why your laptop is not being used by astronauts ? Makes sense—Superfish can't breathe in space.