Mmm, excellent contribution. Gonna really have to have a think on this one

It’s a brute force hack that adds tiny details no one will ever notice during actual gameplay, at the cost of the majority of your frames

Me dripping in sweat repairing my deck in 90°F heat at 10am this morning: “ooh it’s almost time to watch Over the Garden Wall again!”

Looks like some carrots, a hamburg steak (ground beef patty) and a piece of roast beef, like what Arby’s and similar fast food places serves, where the beef just comes in a plastic bag with basting juices and you basically just steam/wet bake it. Not a whole lot of opportunity for maillard browning to happen in a wet cooking environment like that, and when you cook beef hard for a long period of time (a good way to make sure it’s safe to eat), it ends up grey in color.

Upvoted with the hope that you’re not trying to be ironic

I don’t think asking someone a trick question in an interview is a good way to gauge if they’ll push back and ask questions on the job. Also, I think that behavior is more related to the employer creating an environment where employees feel safe doing that, and isn’t really something you can draw out of a candidate during an interview, of all times.

Your candidates aren’t mind readers though. If you want people to ask clarifying questions, you have to ask them things other than comp sci trivia questions.

I love when people call my long hair pretty. Bonus points of you follow it up by complimenting my beard

Some of the Ace’s that I go to have a popcorn machine that you can just grab free popcorn out of, so you’re not far off with the third space thing. Every time I’m in there I learn something new from one of the 70-year-old retirees that only have a job there to get out of the house, and desperately want to share their DIY home improvement knowledge. Last time I went an employee ended up pulling out his phone and showing me progress pics of his bathroom renno lol

You guys hiring? How’s your benefits package?

Why would I be? The calorie density of spices like oregano are incomparable to that of oil.

If you’re omniscient, all-knowing, and all powerful, does the concept of what’s “easier” even matter?

Can someone tell me what they’re trying to say with that line? Does someone in the Monster marketing department think the covers of history textbooks are… Exciting?

Multiple. I still want to know how many actual calories I’m adding to those veggies though, because it’s not zero.

Of course it matters. It’s oil, of course it has calories, and of course it contains fat. To claim otherwise is simply lying.

And I regularly spray cooking oil for at least two seconds when prepping a sheet tray for baked goods or to roast vegetables, prepping bowls for dough, or a whole host of other common cooking tasks. Don’t try and pretend a 1/4 second spritz is the norm, or a useful serving size for something like oil.

They’re both gorgeous. Why do we have to pit two queens against one another?

The environmental impact problem with AI is the land, water, energy use, and pollution caused by the data centers and power plants being built for it, not the electricity cost of sending a prompt to a chatbot. So this isn’t really an unpopular opinion, it’s a misunderstanding of reality.

I’ve never had more audio issues than when my work laptop upgraded itself to Windows 11, it’s insanity

TPMs would be cooler if they weren’t proprietary. I understand the benefits of having a place to store sensitive things in a way that they never have to touch disk, but having those chips be controlled in a proprietary fashion by some tech megacorp is not ideal.

But you know what I mean right?