Crackhappy@lemmy.world
on 22 Aug 2024 16:16
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You can tuna piano, but you cannot tuna crab
NakariLexfortaine@lemm.ee
on 22 Aug 2024 16:47
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Are we sure about that?
I’ve seen what can be done with some probes and a salmon…
Crackhappy@lemmy.world
on 22 Aug 2024 17:04
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I’d like to see you try…
NakariLexfortaine@lemm.ee
on 22 Aug 2024 18:03
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If I had a pair of microcontrollers and an electric keyboard, I’d be totally down. No fucking clue what I’m doing, but it shouldn’t be that hard, right?
FuglyDuck@lemmy.world
on 22 Aug 2024 19:44
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That’s what my GF said about making sashimi.
NakariLexfortaine@lemm.ee
on 22 Aug 2024 20:07
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I think learning Python might be easier.
Sashimi is damned hard.
FuglyDuck@lemmy.world
on 22 Aug 2024 20:57
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Wait…. There’s a coding language called shashimi?
Python definitely is my go to on these things- you’d be surprised what you can do with a pi pico or a feather.
As for the shashimi, shredded shashimi is a thing that exists. It probably shouldn’t, but it does.
Edit: though sashimi tacos doesn’t sound any where near as bad as most “seafood tacos”….
NakariLexfortaine@lemm.ee
on 22 Aug 2024 21:19
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At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised, but I just meant making a decent sashimi dish. Every time I’ve looked in that direction, I’m impressed at how casual they make it look.
FuglyDuck@lemmy.world
on 22 Aug 2024 21:30
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Oh yeah. Those guys have serious skill.
Neither of us are slouches when it comes to knife skills, let’s just say it tasted amazing and we don’t really need pictures of every thing, do we?
NakariLexfortaine@lemm.ee
on 22 Aug 2024 21:37
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Hey, so long as it tasted good, the important part got done. I’d be afraid to let a professional chef see some of the slop I’ve plated before, but it was good.
FuglyDuck@lemmy.world
on 22 Aug 2024 21:51
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I think it’d be very interesting for people like Gordon Ramsey to talk about some of their more memorable “misses”. We all have them. my ex managed to burn PB&J’s on multiple occasions, so I feel like that takes the cake… but… it’s still more interesting to talk about those than the perfect ones.
(the first time, I had been seasoning my cast iron. she hadn’t realized it was hot when she put the PB&J on it while getting some milk. The second time she got distracted by something and it was in the pan too long. my current partner… we both love to cook and cooking together is actually a pleasure rather than a stress-fueled nightmare.)
ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
on 22 Aug 2024 18:12
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Tuba crabs come pre-turned to Sea Major.
Etterra@lemmy.world
on 22 Aug 2024 16:34
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Crab is more of a lifestyle than a species. We all get there eventually.
androogee@midwest.social
on 22 Aug 2024 22:16
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The pelagic argosy sights land
NigelFrobisher@aussie.zone
on 22 Aug 2024 22:48
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I read the fifth book and still don’t feel like I understand any of it.
androogee@midwest.social
on 22 Aug 2024 22:58
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I first read it when I was like 15, tapped out in book 3.
Read it again as an adult, enjoyed it immensely, still missed a great deal of what was happening.
Third time I started to really start to plug into what Gene was laying down.
I’ve read it maybe 6 times now and I pick up new details and meanings every time.
Obviously that’s a whole lot if you don’t find value in the journey itself, and it’s not like I’m recommending it or anything haha. I always tell people to start with his short stories. The Island Of Doctor Death And Other Stories is a great one.
NigelFrobisher@aussie.zone
on 23 Aug 2024 00:03
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Have you read the Long Sun ones that always somehow turn into people walking around dark tunnels for chapters on end? A lot less cryptic, apart from it feeling like everything of significance is happening offpage.
androogee@midwest.social
on 23 Aug 2024 01:30
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Absolutely, I consider it all one series and read them all together. Silk for caldé!
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You can tuna piano, but you cannot tuna crab
Are we sure about that?
I’ve seen what can be done with some probes and a salmon…
I’d like to see you try…
If I had a pair of microcontrollers and an electric keyboard, I’d be totally down. No fucking clue what I’m doing, but it shouldn’t be that hard, right?
That’s what my GF said about making sashimi.
I think learning Python might be easier.
Sashimi is damned hard.
Wait…. There’s a coding language called shashimi?
Python definitely is my go to on these things- you’d be surprised what you can do with a pi pico or a feather.
As for the shashimi, shredded shashimi is a thing that exists. It probably shouldn’t, but it does.
Edit: though sashimi tacos doesn’t sound any where near as bad as most “seafood tacos”….
At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised, but I just meant making a decent sashimi dish. Every time I’ve looked in that direction, I’m impressed at how casual they make it look.
Oh yeah. Those guys have serious skill.
Neither of us are slouches when it comes to knife skills, let’s just say it tasted amazing and we don’t really need pictures of every thing, do we?
Hey, so long as it tasted good, the important part got done. I’d be afraid to let a professional chef see some of the slop I’ve plated before, but it was good.
I think it’d be very interesting for people like Gordon Ramsey to talk about some of their more memorable “misses”. We all have them. my ex managed to burn PB&J’s on multiple occasions, so I feel like that takes the cake… but… it’s still more interesting to talk about those than the perfect ones.
(the first time, I had been seasoning my cast iron. she hadn’t realized it was hot when she put the PB&J on it while getting some milk. The second time she got distracted by something and it was in the pan too long. my current partner… we both love to cook and cooking together is actually a pleasure rather than a stress-fueled nightmare.)
Tuba crabs come pre-turned to Sea Major.
Crab is more of a lifestyle than a species. We all get there eventually.
Carcinization is inevitable
The only thing that keeps me going, thb, a little narrow path that we will be crab.
everything is energyeverything is crab (its a matter of time)The force that with time will overwhelm entropy.
all forces of nature are pretty much snabbity grab snabbity snap
“Humans are just imperfect crabs.” - @pH3ra@CubitOom@lemmy.ml
“One day in the future, you will all be me.”
Not if I become an alligator first!
The pelagic argosy sights land
I read the fifth book and still don’t feel like I understand any of it.
I first read it when I was like 15, tapped out in book 3.
Read it again as an adult, enjoyed it immensely, still missed a great deal of what was happening.
Third time I started to really start to plug into what Gene was laying down.
I’ve read it maybe 6 times now and I pick up new details and meanings every time.
Obviously that’s a whole lot if you don’t find value in the journey itself, and it’s not like I’m recommending it or anything haha. I always tell people to start with his short stories. The Island Of Doctor Death And Other Stories is a great one.
Have you read the Long Sun ones that always somehow turn into people walking around dark tunnels for chapters on end? A lot less cryptic, apart from it feeling like everything of significance is happening offpage.
Absolutely, I consider it all one series and read them all together. Silk for caldé!
Pictured here outside the pelagic