tabacco
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As odd and funny as it is to talk about lines of code, some points of reference, in school for CS we got an assignment to program tetris. Myself and a few friends compared our (relatively) working assignments.
My program: ~2000 lines of code
Classmate 1: under 1000 lines of code
Classmate 2: 10,000+ lines of code
People who care about lines of code as a metric are hilarious to me. It's basically the worst way to measure performance. Fun fact: My net LoC at my actual job is negative.
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Alternatively http://whitechapelsf.com/
Bonus is that you can reserve pretty big tables.
Also, food.
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Adventure Zone starts off rough with all the setup, unfortunately.
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I still miss the Jazzy 150-200 theme - why not just overlay a 'Video Games' onto the
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Several people reported this thread, and normally I'd agree and shut it down, but it looks like we've come to a point of civility again, so I'll leave it open. But seriously, yikes. What a garbage thread in the middle. Be adults, please.
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Nah I think those are in order.
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This Scoot thing looks interesting; not because I am anywhere near San Francisco, but because it looks like it might be a consumer-cooperative. I wonder if it is a co-op. These sharing-economy jobs could benefit greatly from being run by a worker owned co-op imo.
It's not a co-op, sorry
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Worth noting that unlike Uber, Lyft does let you tip at the end of a ride.
...and if you're in San Francisco, consider signing up for Scoot Networks instead of using Postmates. They're a pretty awesome way to run errands. And I'm not sharing a referral code, so you can trust me
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Where's the wedding? Up north?
If you'll have a rental car and are interested in redwoods, I'd strongly encourage you to check out the Armstrong state reserve. It's at least as majestic as muir woods, but is infinitely less crowded. It's further away, but you can have a nice drive home down highway 1 south and do some other cool stuff along the way:
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450
If you want a nice photo-friendly view of the golden gate, I'd suggest hitting up Crissy Field. It's easy to walk to (or otherwise get to) and isn't as crowded as the official bridge overlooks:
http://www.parksconservancy.org/visit/park-sites/crissy-field.html
For real, please don't bother with Fisherman's Wharf.
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I'm going to go ahead and close this, as I'm not sure a 300+ page GG-watch megathread is really helping anyone anymore, but I'd say if people want to make new threads for specific topics, go for it.
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Yeah, I'm kind of curious what the continued value of this thread is. I think we all agree that GG and its friends are gross, so what's going on in here?
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Do not look at the cube. Tell no-one of the cube. Do whatever the cube tells you to do.
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Argggg no, I'm two behind now
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The Alamo Drafthouse had a premiere event where they showed an old episode (voted on by the audience), All This and Gargantua II, and then the season six premiere.
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To be fair, we were all already puzzling over the weird way the theater ended that Venture Brothers showing. An additional confusing mystery was one mystery too many.
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Done.
He continued walking for a bit while he processed what I said, then he laughed.
It confused the hell out of Jake.
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Pastelón is delicious. You can also serve the meat mixture (aka picadillo) over rice for a lazier option
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I made a pretty basic lasagne, with hot Italian sausage and spinach:
First I stripped the sausage from its casings, broke it apart, and browned it up in a dutch oven:
Then I added a diced onion, some oregano, a bit of thyme, and let it go for a bit until the onion softened up. Then I added a large can of crushed tomatoes:
I let it simmer for about 10-15 minutes until it lost that raw tomato taste, then added salt and pepper and put it aside:
In the meantime, I sautéed some spinach with a bit of nutmeg (a quality secret ingredient for greens in cream sauces like creamed spinach):
Also in the meantime, I mixed ricotta cheese with some shredded parmesan cheese and an egg, and my girlfriend shredded a pile of mozzarella cheese. Behold the mise en place:
Once the spinach cooled enough to be touchable, I chopped it up and pressed most of the water out with paper towels, then added it to the ricotta mixture:
Then begins the layering. Basic order is sauce, noodle, ricotta, sauce + mozzarella (sauzzarella), noodle, ricotta, sauzzarella. I used oven-ready noodles, because although I mistrust them it's what was in stock and I didn't care to make another stop for groceries:
Here's a side view of the final stack before going in the oven:
Baked it covered with foil for about 45 minutes, then uncovered for about 10 more to brown the cheese a bit. Here's a side view coming out of the oven:
And sliced up:
Also a photo of the negative lasagna space (NLS) because it looks nice:
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Are you a monster?(I also prefer twizzlers to red vines. but it is very much personal preference.)
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Also, I hope you like everything and that it didn't get too abused during shipping. I tried really hard to remember what I didn't see on shelves last time I was in the UK.
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No, I got him delicious candy instead of vile waxy garbage.they got you red vines instead of twizzlers
they actually hate you
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I think a concept rather than a specific recipe is way more fun. More fun results to look at, and more new recipes to learn. Even vague prompts like "stew" or "casserole" would be pretty fun.
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Please write into [email protected] with all of this!
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Although I am down for trying Shepards pie, like you mentioned. We eat vegetarian at home so I've never tried it, since it's like meat pie. I'd love a vegetarian recipe for it.
I've made this a number of times and been super happy with it (though I use dairy in the potatoes because I'm omnivorous): http://www.vegetariantimes.com/recipe/glorified-ratatouille-shepherd-s-pie/
No Man's Sky
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Well, I preordered because 1) I think the game looks fun and 2) It amuses me to annoy price whiners by helping the game sell.