aL
@alxin.me
Postbac at NIMH Machine Learning, comms assistant at CCDD. Previously TA at Harvard Stats.
Get one of these (or the dried version); takes 10 minutes to cook.
If you're using half the seasoning (as you mentioned in another reply) just use the rest for these. Eventually adjust to only chili/sesame oil.
Chuck some frozen unshelled edamame, spinach, etc. in there.
If you're using half the seasoning (as you mentioned in another reply) just use the rest for these. Eventually adjust to only chili/sesame oil.
Chuck some frozen unshelled edamame, spinach, etc. in there.
November 4, 2023 at 4:32 AM
Get one of these (or the dried version); takes 10 minutes to cook.
If you're using half the seasoning (as you mentioned in another reply) just use the rest for these. Eventually adjust to only chili/sesame oil.
Chuck some frozen unshelled edamame, spinach, etc. in there.
If you're using half the seasoning (as you mentioned in another reply) just use the rest for these. Eventually adjust to only chili/sesame oil.
Chuck some frozen unshelled edamame, spinach, etc. in there.
Always a banger to pull out during forecasting discussions
Not many other things capture both the exponential growth of tech and the overconfidence of institutions who would rather not think about exponential growth
Not many other things capture both the exponential growth of tech and the overconfidence of institutions who would rather not think about exponential growth
October 21, 2023 at 5:34 AM
Always a banger to pull out during forecasting discussions
Not many other things capture both the exponential growth of tech and the overconfidence of institutions who would rather not think about exponential growth
Not many other things capture both the exponential growth of tech and the overconfidence of institutions who would rather not think about exponential growth
one of my fav shots, taken at Katmai national park. bears were quite chill around the crowds and very photogenic 🧸 #sciart
Nikon D7000 (well-loved hand me down) with Tamron 70-300mm lens (refurbished).
Nikon D7000 (well-loved hand me down) with Tamron 70-300mm lens (refurbished).
August 25, 2023 at 7:22 AM
one of my fav shots, taken at Katmai national park. bears were quite chill around the crowds and very photogenic 🧸 #sciart
Nikon D7000 (well-loved hand me down) with Tamron 70-300mm lens (refurbished).
Nikon D7000 (well-loved hand me down) with Tamron 70-300mm lens (refurbished).
another decent Chinese lay's flavor: wagyu beef
it's like between barbecue and hamburger Doritos, minus the onion and cheesiness
better than the beer flavor and spicy crawfish, imho
it's like between barbecue and hamburger Doritos, minus the onion and cheesiness
better than the beer flavor and spicy crawfish, imho
August 22, 2023 at 3:07 AM
another decent Chinese lay's flavor: wagyu beef
it's like between barbecue and hamburger Doritos, minus the onion and cheesiness
better than the beer flavor and spicy crawfish, imho
it's like between barbecue and hamburger Doritos, minus the onion and cheesiness
better than the beer flavor and spicy crawfish, imho
spicy crawfish flavor
crawfish comes across more in the smell than the taste. sweet and lightly spicy, think lays barbecue with less paprika and a little more heat
#food ? do hashtags even work here
crawfish comes across more in the smell than the taste. sweet and lightly spicy, think lays barbecue with less paprika and a little more heat
#food ? do hashtags even work here
August 12, 2023 at 3:55 AM
spicy crawfish flavor
crawfish comes across more in the smell than the taste. sweet and lightly spicy, think lays barbecue with less paprika and a little more heat
#food ? do hashtags even work here
crawfish comes across more in the smell than the taste. sweet and lightly spicy, think lays barbecue with less paprika and a little more heat
#food ? do hashtags even work here
