> So having a LLM split the text into manageable sections for you and provide a hint of what each lengthy wall-of-text paragraph will be about is actually a huge gain in readability.
Several reasons. Texture and freeze-thaw stability are the main reasons. The latter being an issue for home use mainly.
Your freezer’s self-defrost works by getting a little warm and then cold again. That causes ice crystals to melt and re-freeze, which is the opposite of what you want. Gums help with that and that’s why it’s in most of the ones you see at the grocery store.
They also can be used to give body to things that don’t have as much protein, like sorbets.
As an emulsifier, allowing the fats and the water to mix better. I _think_ it also might help to trap air bubbles. It helps you turn on the creaminess-knob
I think it’s the opposite: many of these keyboard warriors advocating for violence in 2026 in America have no fucking clue what they’re advocating for, or how stupid they sound.
It's not good for this sort of disagree with a CEO stuff. Fighting Hitler is ok. Typed from England where we fought Hitler but don't generally go for CEOs. Is that privileged?
I agree this is a symptom of large systemic issues.
Long gone are the days a bumbling fool could get a well paying job at the local power plant and provide a good life for a wife and three children, with a large home, decent insurance and two cars.
There's no way they're offering 24/7 KVM for this. Cheap colos you need to write / call to get an on demand KVM then wait some hours or days for a tech to plug it in.
The operator is in no way responsible for shipping damage, not sure why you imply they would be.
We need a term like potempkin-ware or something to express "I just built a 3 week project in 3 hours and, although it looks nice, there's probably a ton of problems with it because I couldn't possibly review everything Claude puked out properly, use at your own risk".
Perhaps your attention span needs improvement.
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