If you have a strong burner, the recommended carbon steel wok works great too, even on my electric stove. Im stunned at how fast it heats up and what a good job it does even in my inexperienced hands.

Kenji, a serious eats alumni, has an award winning wok book I picked up at the same time. It’s a beast, covering tons of different cuisine and methods. Really great combo.

Id recommend going for carbon steel instead of teflon if all clad or stainless steel is too much work.

For like $40-100, they heat up insanely well, are very light and will last your lifetime. They form an excellent non stick coating after several uses just like cast iron.

Step one seems to be “find a new market” now that you cant use this one anymore.

AI’s second innovation, besides letting you mass fire labor, is removing all blame for any decision as long as you can thinly point to AI being involved.

It outsources responsibility, and our legal/political/moral systems are not built to handle it.

You should also know they were bought a couple years back by IGN, and have drastically increased the minimum “tip” amount in bundles that you give them while also hiding the sliders more. Instead of being the $1 of old humble, its now $7.50.

They also changed the choice discount you get on their direct store to slowly ramp up to 20% only when you stay subscribed for 12 months straight. It resets to 0% if you pause a month. The 20% off also has random exclusions, so it just doesn’t apply, or applies at some lesser rate at their whim.

Its not a bad site, but it’s slowly enshittifying a hallowed name in gaming.

More scalable is hilarious. They take like 10 years to build and cost 18 billion dollars to get 1GW steady state.

Meanwhile, we can whip out 1GW of solar in 2yrs for 2 billion, and do it in modular sections. You don’t have steady state, but you could build solar out to compete with enough battery and high voltage transmission lines, with basically zero nuclear hurdles. It would cost, but it is viable now and much faster, and that’s with current tech. Batteries and panels are just getting cheaper and better.

There is only one active thorium reactor in the world, and its 2MW test plant in China, out in the Gobi desert. They just managed to refuel it for the first time, which is a great milestone, but in no way, shape or form are thorium reactors a viable power source anywhere else on earth, much less “so portable they fit in a 40ft shipping container.”

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Renewables and batteries have steady output and can be built much faster and cheaper than nuclear. It’s why 94% of all new power generation globally in 2024 was renewables.

Sure. His first comment excused this brutal US behavior by saying “Europe has immigration laws too,” implying what the US just did to a 35 yr legal, green card holding US resident was fine and ordinary.

His second comment ignored me asking about how Europe treats immigrants and answered a different question by saying that “they can’t just stay in Europe.”

This has almost nothing to do with what happened to this man. He has been detained in his legal country of residence, his home of 35 years, for no crime. He was detained while literally leaving the country, something that you would expect immigration would want if they didn’t want him here.

At no point did he “stay too long” in the US as that isn’t possible. Even if he somehow could, which he could not, he was still literally leaving.

So this case is nothing like European laws having to do with overstaying a visa. Bringing it up in a “duh guys, it’s just like the laws everywhere else” way is a disingenuous deflection from the fact that no, it is not. That is why they are being downvoted.

I think its the amazing screw on head, as it had an armed ape antagonist.

So no European country detained him? Glad we have that straight.

As to your asinine “overstaying in the country” point for the US, he has a green card and has been a legal US resident for 35 years. Its his country of residence. How can he “overstay?”

And lastly, as an entirely extraneous point, he was literally on a plane, leaving the country. How was that in anyway, shape or form “staying in the country” when he was on a vehicle in the literal process of leaving the country?

Which European country detained him? How was he treated while being processed by said country?

There is not, but Infuse is what the Jellyfin project officially recommends.

You can pay for ubi by taxing the robots, both physical and digital.

UBI is entirely possible if we transfer just a fraction of the wealth from corporations back to people.

“Fixes companies internal documentation” is actually a huge get for AI, and would be worth some real hype, but yeah.

That’s still peanuts compared to the marketing, which is why people are getting pretty tired of the whole AI push. The actual, incremental improvements are being run over roughshod by snake oil salesmen.

So your overall point is that AI is a better search engine. “It’s like google, but better.”

This is both likely true, and no where near fantastical enough to justify the trillion dollar hype cycle.

That’s pretty interesting. Mine doesnt have a dedicated button, but is a very good convection oven and will run at low temps.

Ive never considered using it as a sous vide. Thanks for the idea!

If youre looking for watched info, you could use jellyfin as your kodi backend (which is supported out of the both with Kodi), then something like Jellystat for in-depth viewing info by user.

Hopefully as an alternative at times and not as an addition. Doing both wouldn’t have any advantage, as both work to take the internal temp of the meat to a specific state and hold it there.