Nice property of software: when you've finished perfecting your creation, you click save and it's preserved forever. Could never be a chef because someone instead literally eats the creation you've poured your heart into.

Apr 22, 2022 · 7:16 PM UTC

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If there was a data structure to store food that could be used by food printers, the cooking world would be transformed. Same goes for many fields re: data structures and machines to use them. blog.aqnichol.com/2021/04/12…
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Replying to @gdb
On the flip side though, they never end up with deprecated or legacy dishes 😜
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I'm both and the flip side of that is when you're cooking you don't have to worry about your carrots being incompatible with the new knife you got
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^why creators hate Snapchat
Replying to @gdb
Different type of artist. They get theirs from knowing the end user enjoys the beautiful meal that has been slaved over
Replying to @gdb
I’m sure all the code we wrote at Stripe has been rewritten though.
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The same is true for writing
Replying to @gdb
Call Nathan Myrvold and do a modernist cooking bot with him. I‘d be eager to assist. This solves your chef problem with technology. It‘s called CI, for Cooking Intelligence. And gives you more time together with your wife to explore the taste universe, that‘s called value add. K?
Replying to @gdb
Also chefs need to make the same perfection over and over. And the point on making software is to not have to do that.
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Idk. Isn’t it worse with software? You build something and it dies a slow painful death by gradual irrelevance
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