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Fun note, the brussels sprouts that (most) people grew up with, were different and were pretty terrible. It wasn’t until a different cultivar was found that wasn’t as bitter that everyone thought they were good.

I looked into this a while ago. Basically it should be “These may be extremely toxic, even in tiny quantities, or they can be completely fine”. The problem is you can’t tell until the dog eats them, and either gets super sick or doesn’t.

My problem with the Steakumms tweet, is that FFS, of course NdGT knows that. That sound bite was intentionally simple. It was meant to refute idiots that reject facts, and the scientific process. It doesn’t matter if you reject the science behind climate change, or if tobacco smoke causes cancer, that doesn’t change

From other things I’ve read, this is basically all a Google problem. If someone just posts the recipe, Google punishes their rank in the results. Which has caused people to add all the historical context to stay in the search results.

Just tell your kids to take a nap”

Like others I use a lot of Evernote clipper for recipe “collection”. But in the kitchen I use a printed out OpenOffice document, with each recipe reformatted in my style. When the printouts get stained, or ripped up enough, I just reprint the whole thing and put in the binder again.

Also, I’ve professionally printed

Because sites go away. I have a number of recipes bookmarked where the site is gone now.  Some are on the Internet Archive, some are gone forever.  

Similarly, my kids eat tacos over a tortilla to catch the droppings, then make a burrito.

Um... That’s not how you use a roof rake. You should stand in front of the building, and extend the roof rake, and pull off slices of snow off the roof. The are actually very effective. Usually only a little off the front is necessary, as the rest will slide down as the roof heats up. I’m guessing in this case, the

20 minutes outside of any big city, and you are in the deep south.

I was just saying that I don’t think I ever see myself getting on a plane again without a mask. Probably for subways as well.

First for context, a comment on the stock market part of the article. “The stock market is like gambling” is absolutely true when picking individual stocks. To get the long term investments gains, you should be investing for the long term with index funds for diversification.

I recommend including a drained/rinsed can of cannellini beans in the blender too. It makes a much firmer dip.

Yes, social distancing is a huge reason the R0 is lower. So is mask wearing. R0 is a dynamic metric based largely on how people react. Now that schools are back in session in many places, we’re seeing it play out. When you don’t practice social distancing, and mask wearing, you see big spikes. (Like the colleges where

This is why a few years ago I started to always say “my spouse”, instead of gendered phrase.  

Point of order. The comparison to March numbers I think is a poor one, and one I’ve had to explain to numerous people. The R0 in March was about 3, it’s now around 1. Which meant every person was infecting 3 more on average. And the rate of growth of growth. (So the delta of the log of the growth rate), was about 40%

“If you’re interested in attaining a Ph.D., Sweden is the best place to leave with a doctoral degree and not a mountain of debt.”

Depends on your PhD program. I know numerous Biology PhDs that were paid to go to college (they TA-ed, and/or did lab work), and their only debt was undergraduate.

As a recent discoverer of the Dresden files, I like “vampire & thrall”.

As a kid I used an eye cup for an eye problem. The problem only got worse, because a small bit of the eye cup plastic had ended up lodged in my eye.

Try Indian and Thai food. Bascially, it’s lots of legumes and vegetarians, spiced up. The spice can be spicy or just flavorful, depending on the dish.