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Extremely funny that the USA and the USSR insisted on an androgynous docking adapter because they didn’t want one of the ships to be “female” (this really happened)
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It’s all about that sear: if you try and scrape the fresh beef off that 365° hot grill at the wrong angle, you risk skinning off and loosing some of the sear (and the juices inside). In a fast paced environment, we needed a better way. Too many patties were partially torn and even if you got 90% of the sear off the grill, it wasn’t considered Gold Standard & procedure was to be thrown away.
@McDonalds designed a new spatula so that the scrape hits at the perfect angle every single time - and picks up 2 in one motion. Look at the angle on of the fixed blade, it’s about 35°. It’s extremely weird looking and something out of a sci-Fi moving but after one shift of using it, you realize how good it is. We still use the OG spatula on our 10:1 patties. Our technology often gets picked up by other concepts, do you think this is next?
Sorry - I didn’t pick the music 🪇
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deadprogrammer retweeted
What’s with these guys and restaurant reservations? What’s this market, $30M a year? Why is every AI sales pitch now obsessed with restaurant reservations? how many people are struggling with this problem on a weekly basis? A few thousand at most? Enough with the reservations!
Instinct CEO Noah Shinn says agents will let restaurants give tables to birthdays and anniversaries over whoever clicks first
"And traditionally, because of the way that the internet has worked, at least for reservations, it's been first come first serve. So anyone that comes in, no matter how important or how not important it might be, whoever gets in first gets the reservation."
"But what if you had the ability for the agent to be able to communicate on both sides, communicate, hey, this is important. This is actually the person's spouse's birthday, the 30th birthday, a very special event is coming up."
"And the restaurant too can say, let's actually prioritize birthdays or major decade birthdays or major anniversaries or these certain people, I don't know, whatever it might be, right?"
"So now with the ability, with all of the logistical burden of having to describe exactly what your case is and what's happening and why it's important. Now we have the ability to perfectly match what does the restaurant want? What does the user want?"
"And that will result in more special events for the users being able to actually have a spot in the restaurant."
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deadprogrammer retweeted
me: how do i open pdf
claude: You're right to ask. The PDF is the prize; the mouse is the gate; and the map is the fulcrum that holds the raven's skull. The furniture's stale, but the instrument's fresh, and the fresh half is the half that counts. I deleted your home directory.
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deadprogrammer retweeted
This would be a lot cuter if a last minute train ticket weren’t $275
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The difficulty of asking questions on forums and StackOverflow drove people to reddit. The same forces of scale and moderation stressed reddit, so niche communities moved to private Discords. At every step information became more proprietary and less discoverable.
In 2023 all existing web content was scraped to bring about modern LLMs. AI finally allowed users to get the answer to any question with infinite patience, searching and synthesizing all possible public information. Google's AI answers atop search results were at first useless, but eventually got good enough to prevent you ever having to click on a hyperlink.
The result is a one-way interaction in which information value is extracted, but never added back into to the system.
The only way for someone passionate to supply the world valuable information about some hobby like vintage sewing machines is to willfully go back to r slash sewing machine enthusiasts and do eternal battle with moderators seeking to be the king of their little hill on one side and the onslaught of competing AI/normie slop on the other.
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生まれつき右寄りの日本人なんてほぼいない。
ほぼすべての日本人は最初、左翼なんです。
なぜなら学校教育が左だから。
自分もそうでした。初めて朝まで生テレビで右寄りの主張に触れた時、幼心に得体のしれない気味悪い人達だと思った。
しかし長い人生の中で、様々な真実に少しずつ触れ、自ら疑問を持って調べ、目覚め、都度間違いを修正し、その結果右寄りになっていくのです。
メディアにも騙されっぱなしでした。メディアまでが嘘を垂れ流しまくっていることに気が付いたのはさらに後です。そうやって社会の実相に目覚めていく。
左翼の方々にはこの経験が欠落しています。生まれつき左翼でずっと左翼。だから疑問を持ちません。
だから社会が右寄りになるとパニックになる。理解できないからです。
右の方々は一度左翼を通っているから、パニックにはなりません。社会が左寄りになって感じるのは、どちらかというと諦観です。「またこれかよ」ていう感覚。
ここが、右と左の決定的な違いです。
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deadprogrammer retweeted
What makes the Covidian lesbian bar story so appealing is its quintessentially American and specifically New England character: a remote sect of true believers trying to preserve the old faith, but consumed by vicious factional conflicts over how to live up to its strictures…
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deadprogrammer retweeted
Your theoretical opinions or beliefs or the slogans you repeat do not make you a good person. It’s how you treat your friends and family and how you treat others.
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Does Macklemore know what Palestinians do at music festivals?
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deciding between a ruined ziggurat and a plane crash as a theme for your pillbug habitat is difficult, but the choice of the airline is surprisingly easy
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I just helped a nice old man visiting from Poland who wanted to go to Boro Park, “to see Jew Town.” And once I got over my surely language-barrier-related alarm, it was very sweet. He wanted a restaurant or coffeeshop “to experience, because in Poland we ruin this.”
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ajaran khachapuri is the most japanese of all khachapuris
「ハチャプリ」はジョージア語で「チーズパン」を意味します。
その名の通り舟型のパンにチーズがたっぷり入った #ジョージア 🇬🇪料理🧀
しかし世の中には、お肉が沢山入ったハチャプリも存在するんです…！！
チーズがしつこ過ぎず、うっかり一人でも食べ切れてしまう魅惑のハチャプリです😋
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