oh im gonna be weird about this for so long

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oh im gonna be weird about this for so long

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Creamy Avocado Dip
The Blender Way to Better Cooking. Ed. Betty Sullivan. Hamilton Beach, 1965.
I was reading over this recipe like, oh dang this one sounds good actually? Did the sixties actually manage to release one recipe that doesn't have some fuckin weird-ass ingredient??
Then I got to "creamed cottage cheese" and I went, ah okay there it is
i don’t think i’m exaggerating when i say that the average height for women in the US would increase by at least an inch if teen girls were allowed to eat as much as teen boys are
NASA just dropped the closest image ever taken of Jupiter
@hamletthedane’s tags: #Vincent Van Gogh is crying somewhere in the after and I’m crying just thinking about that#you knew!! you saw the patterns!! there is a whole planet painted in the oils from your brush!!#TIL that the craft Juno went as close as 4000km from Jupiter’s weather surface#for context: the craft was closer to Jupiter than NYC is to LA#which is space terms is like. basically being on the planet#holy shit
An Oven is a kind of European above-ground umu typically constructed from metal and ceramic. Originating in the 18th century, ovens are primarily used for preparing several kinds of Western-style hāngī, such as Sunday roasts, casseroles, and pies, which are cooked in various types of specialised poti. Ovens are usually constructed off-site in dedicated facilities before being installed in the whareumu, or kitchen, of a European whare. They are typically not able to be moved once installed, quite unlike umu which may be constructed anywhere and are readily deconstructed and moved as needed. Another limitation of ovens is that due to their small internal volume relative to their overall size, they are generally restricted in the amount of kai they can produce. An oven will produce only enough kai to feed a few people, whereas a hāngī cooked in an umu can feed an entire village.

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please i need him to die on 4th of july gaudy as fuck 'america 250' celebration that would be the funniest thing ever i wouldn't even bitch about the fireworks. i wouldn't even do that.
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there is nothing a corporation hates more than having employees, but a close second is having to provide a good or service in order to make money. these two reasons concisely explain is why the ai bubble formed in the first place.
@performing-personhood I heard the quote from Justin Roczniak, an engineer who also makes some infrequent youtube videos and slightly more frequent podcasts. I'll try my best to remember more of the explanation; I think it's something like:
1) In order for a modern capitalist business to be "successful" it must grow infinitely. Not only that, but the growth needs to be faster and faster year over year.
2) A company whose profit comes only from selling a product is limited by (a) the cost to produce the product vs the price it's sold at, and (b) the number of products that can be physically bought by consumers; the demand for a physical product is finite.
3) Any private investor is going to invest their money into whatever company can promise the greatest return on the investment - this money from investors does not depend on the actual values of products being made and sold, just what the investors think these values will be in the future.
4) Railroads make their profits from charging people to travel or ship things. But doing this incurs costs of maintaining the tracks & trains with steel & fuel, paying employees to run the trains and manage the tracks, building new rail lines or improving old ones to ship more goods.
5) A company like a railroad is thus seen as a bad investment compared to a company which promises vast growth, quickly and consistently, with low costs to start and run e. g. an app developer - the cost to make an app is low, it requires no money to maintain once it's made, and the theoretical market is every person who owns a phone.
6) The management of the railroad would very much like to get the sort of investment that the app developer is getting, and so desires to cut all costs - if a company is all income and no expenses, the return on investment would be infinite! Every investor would pour their money in!
7) If there's no track, trains, or employees, how would the railroad make a profit? Purely from the investors! Management would make promises about what the business could be in the future, and point to the massive amount of money they're making, to show future investors that it's a good business to put their money into!
Now all this is just theoretical and it quickly runs into problems where actual goods need to get moved - oil & coal need to get to power plants, grain needs to get to mills, chlorine to wastewater plants etc. or else people die. But railroad management for decades has been cutting costs wherever possible and pushing business away to trucking when they can.
To these managers & owners, it's better to be a company that spends $1 to make $100, rather than a company that spends $10,000 to make $11,000. You're getting a much higher return on investment in the first case, which makes you more enticing to private investors! Never mind that the second case made 10 times as much money, it's only grown by 10% - and how can you ensure that the growth is going to get faster and faster each year with such a small margin of income vs expenses?
WHOA this is deeply awesome of you. Thank you for such a detailed explanation, i understand! And I love that I understand!
I was going to say something about how it's gonna be great to be able to show off This Cool Economics Concept I Learned Today to my spouse who teaches high school economics, but then I realized that if I do that I will trigger a 15-minute unskippable cutscenes that I will tune out after seven. And i do love him dearly but I love both of us enough to not put either of us through that, so this fun fact is going into my back pocket for later. But boy, at some point, I am gonna sound real smart thanks to you and this excellent post
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I feel like you can see brennan's d20 work becoming more political and I'm truly really into it. like the vibe I get is that he was like. how can I use this huge platform I now have to model community solidarity and political activism via gameplay with my hilarious friends--thus gladlands and now city council of darkness. which is not to say his values weren't always coming through in his GM work, but I think it feels more concretely instructional now, especially with the benefit of being able to hire consultants for the nitty-gritty stuff.
its my birthday today, so you must look at my shrimps.
I mean I've never been held hostage at gunpoint, but I do have this problem where I have a mysterious bowel ailment that refuses to predictably conform to a noticeable pattern/set of triggers and I still have to eat food several times a day despite not ever knowing if what I'm about to eat will cause twelve hours of crampy brain-foggy misery, so I feel like I have a broad understanding of the experience.
the horror of being "god's favourite princess". literally one of my favourite horror themes. the god loves you and it's so scary.
it will always choose you. you cannot die. you'll always come back because it loves you so much. you are its right and left hand, its eternal weapon. it will drown you in its light. light as horror. darkness as horror. what if it thinks you are its best friend.
you are god's favourite princess and it's terrifying.
✦ PROJECT HAIL MARY by andy weir —in the style of a 70s sci-fi novel.

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A HANDY CHART FOR THOSE OF YOU WONDERING WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH THESE. NOTE THAT THESE ARE ALL THE INFORMAL AND YOU IS THE FORMAL SO LIKE YOU WOULD ALWAYS ADDRESS YOUR SUPERIOR/ OLDER PERSON/ SOCIAL BETTER WITH YOU BUT WITH YOUR BUDS YOU CAN USE THESE.
I’m not sure I knew the thy/thine distinction. Thanks for this!
THINE IS ALSO GRAMMATICALLY EQUIVALENT TO YOURS.
“It is yours” and “It is thine” differ only in their level of formality.
If you wanna cook but don’t have the spoons for chopping vegetables or you can’t use knives for whatever reason, frozen chopped onion is really good for that.
Nothing wrong with using canned vegetables or an onion or garlic paste either.
Words of wisdom from real actual chef, youtube personality, and all-around anti-classist Just A Real Nice Dude Josh Scherer