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"post_content": "[CA] I was fraudulently registered to vote. Might get deported. HELP. I am a member of a college political organization. The president of the club has been super intense on everyone being registered to vote and has been riding me hard about it. Now the problem is, I'm a Permanent Resident. I'm not a citizen and I know I'm not allowed to vote. I've never represented myself as a citizen or made any attempts to vote. I know it's super illegal and a deportable offense. I recently found out that the president has registered me to vote! She submitted the application for me and didn't understand why I started crying when she told me. I had not told anyone my status because I didn't think it was in any way relevant to the work we were doing. We mostly hang out and talk politics and occasionally host speakers. What can I do now? I have an appointment with an immigration non profit next week but I'm freaking out now. I have my green card renewal coming up soon.",
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"worse_score": 27,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"Don't you have to sign the application to be registered to vote? I know I had to show some kind of ID with my address to be able to register last time - but that was at the library, so I have no idea.": 0.0,
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"Contact the police to make a report then notify the California Secretary of State. Save a copy of the police report for immigration purposes.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[CA] I was fraudulently registered to vote. Might get deported. HELP. I am a member of a college political organization. The president of the club has been super intense on everyone being registered to vote and has been riding me hard about it. Now the problem is, I'm a Permanent Resident. I'm not a citizen and I know I'm not allowed to vote. I've never represented myself as a citizen or made any attempts to vote. I know it's super illegal and a deportable offense. I recently found out that the president has registered me to vote! She submitted the application for me and didn't understand why I started crying when she told me. I had not told anyone my status because I didn't think it was in any way relevant to the work we were doing. We mostly hang out and talk politics and occasionally host speakers. What can I do now? I have an appointment with an immigration non profit next week but I'm freaking out now. I have my green card renewal coming up soon.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: What exactly is Chaos Theory? How does it apply to everyday life? I have recently been delving into the world of complex mathematics. I came across chaos theory and don\u2019t full understand it. Can someone please explain it to me.",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"I view traffic as applied chaos theory. Some one cutting off a car at 7am causes stop and go traffic at 8am.": 0.0,
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"Imagine dropping a bouncy ball on an uneven surface. It'll bounce around seemingly randomly. Except it's not random, it's following simple laws of physics, and if you could map out the surface it's bouncing on with enough accuracy you could predict exactly where it would bounce. But because even a tiny differences in the first bounce would change where the next bounce lands, and then likely completely change the direction of the bounces after, it's basically impossible to predict even though it's following simple \"rules\". There's what chaos theory is about, simple rules or simple systems that are totally unpredictable despite being simple. There are lots of physical systems (eg. the weather) as well as purely mathematical systems (eg. fractals) that behave this way.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: What exactly is Chaos Theory? How does it apply to everyday life? I have recently been delving into the world of complex mathematics. I came across chaos theory and don\u2019t full understand it. Can someone please explain it to me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Eli5: If the body regenerates itself about every 7 to 10 years, why do scars and other skin \u201eimperfections\u201c still remain the same ?",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"The short answer is that it couldn't fix it perfect the first time, why would it be able to the second time? And most scars do fade over time.": 0.0,
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"Because it doesn't. In that amount of time you're generating an amount of cells roughly equal to the amount of cells that make up the entire body, but those new cells are not evenly coming from everywhere. The vast majority will be from the skin and GI tract. Consider this. You have a wooden boat made up of 100 planks. In a period of 7-10 years, you swap out 100 planks with new ones... but that's 40 replacements to one spot that sees the majority of wear & tear, 40 to another, and then the remaining 20 planks are more randomly spread around the boat. Though you replaced an amount equal to the entire boat, you did not replace the entire boat.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5: If the body regenerates itself about every 7 to 10 years, why do scars and other skin \u201eimperfections\u201c still remain the same ?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Stainless steel pans - can't seem to get eggs not to stick I've had stainless steel pans for about a year now and I love them! The only problem I have is that no matter what I do, eggs always are SUCH a bitch to get off the pan. Of course I always use butter or oil, and I give the pan time to heat up before I put in oil and before I put the eggs in. Maybe the problem is that I like to cool eggs more low and slow so the pan doesn't have time to unexpand (or however that works)?",
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"best_score": 264,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"Get the pan hot, use a thick layer of non stick spray, use a table spoon of oil, Crack the egg into the center of the oil puddle. Only move the egg around when needed to preserve the nonstick layer. Still difficult but when I had success it was with this method": 0.0,
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"One quick way to know if is pan and oil is hot enough if the eggs sizzle IMMEDIATELY. I use stainless every day my I do omelettes, scrambled, sunny side up non-stick. Waffle house does like a billion egg dishes a year on stainless. After like two seconds you can then adjust your heat and you're golden. It's easy. And then you can get rid of all the non-stick in the kitchen. Don't listen to the people that tell you it can't be done.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nStainless steel pans - can't seem to get eggs not to stick I've had stainless steel pans for about a year now and I love them! The only problem I have is that no matter what I do, eggs always are SUCH a bitch to get off the pan. Of course I always use butter or oil, and I give the pan time to heat up before I put in oil and before I put the eggs in. Maybe the problem is that I like to cool eggs more low and slow so the pan doesn't have time to unexpand (or however that works)?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "US - TX : Bank requires employees with access to funds to take a mandatory unpaid two weeks off. Are we entitled to Unemployment Benefits during that time? I work for a bank in the Fraud department. In some of our operations we have access to funds in accounts that need to be moved. Because of this, the bank forces us to take two weeks off consecutively to perform a forensic accounting of all our transactions. This time off is technically unpaid however they advise you to plan your PTO time to cover this. The rub is that many times the dates you want are not available and they just assign your two weeks off at random. Since the bank is not allowing us to work and not paying us during those two weeks, are we eligible for Unemployment Benefits? Is PTO required to be used prior to applying for UE benefits? What if all your PTO is exhausted prior to the two week period? First time poster - Long time lurker. Let me know if more details are needed.",
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"best_score": 1098,
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"worse_score": 16,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"To qualify for unemployment benefits in Texas, you must be either unemployed or working reduced hours through no fault of your own. Examples include layoff, ***reduction in hours or wages not related to misconduct,*** being fired for reasons other than misconduct, or quitting with good cause related to work. Your situation is a reduction in hours (to zero) through no fault of your own, so it appears you qualify for unemployment benefits. Note there are ongoing eligibility requirements in addition to the initial eligibility requirements. You can find more info here: https://www.twc.texas.gov/jobseekers/eligibility-benefit-amounts": 0.0,
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"This is commonly mandated of certain functions in the banking industry and I believe is driven by regulatory requirements. In my experience, it is standard to use PTO and I have never heard of anyone seeking or qualifying for unemployment during block leave.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nUS - TX : Bank requires employees with access to funds to take a mandatory unpaid two weeks off. Are we entitled to Unemployment Benefits during that time? I work for a bank in the Fraud department. In some of our operations we have access to funds in accounts that need to be moved. Because of this, the bank forces us to take two weeks off consecutively to perform a forensic accounting of all our transactions. This time off is technically unpaid however they advise you to plan your PTO time to cover this. The rub is that many times the dates you want are not available and they just assign your two weeks off at random. Since the bank is not allowing us to work and not paying us during those two weeks, are we eligible for Unemployment Benefits? Is PTO required to be used prior to applying for UE benefits? What if all your PTO is exhausted prior to the two week period? First time poster - Long time lurker. Let me know if more details are needed.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do teppanyaki chefs cook on stainless still griddles with literally no sticking? I am amazed how they can crack an egg, then scramble it with no sticking whatsoever. There has to be some sort of secret.",
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"They are cooking on CARBON steel, not stainless steel. Look up a video on how to season a carbon steel wok to see the process. At high temps some of the oil polymerizes (bonds)to the metal. This creates the nonstick surface. The problem with carbon steel is it has to be cleaned after using. Any remaining water will rust the carbon steel. But one benefit is it sears food really well.": 0.0,
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"The surfaces of those grills are basically a huge carbon steel skillet, seasoned extremely well from very extensive use and good maintenance. Very smooth and very nonstick.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do teppanyaki chefs cook on stainless still griddles with literally no sticking? I am amazed how they can crack an egg, then scramble it with no sticking whatsoever. There has to be some sort of secret.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[DC] I'm a normal citizen of Gotham and I want to thank Batman for all his work. What's the best way I can do that ? So he would notice it.",
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"best_score": 350,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"Donate to Batman Incorporated. Money is the unit of caring.": 0.0,
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"Write to the justice league, and send your thanks that way. Otherwise, you could also thank the Batman for his work by making his job easier, and help improve Gotham even more, so he has less work to do, or it's less difficult for him to do it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] I'm a normal citizen of Gotham and I want to thank Batman for all his work. What's the best way I can do that ? So he would notice it.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[General] Which fictional character had resurrected the most in its canon?",
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"The Nameless One from Planescape Torment. He has died (at least) several thousand times over a multi-thousand-year lifespan. However, it's impossible to know exactly how many lifetimes he has lived or how many times he met his end.": 0.0,
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"Kenny, from South Park?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General] Which fictional character had resurrected the most in its canon?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "IS MY LANDLORD ALLOWED TO DO THIS TO ME?!?!?!?!?? Hello,, I recently moved into a new apartment and i\u2019ve already had two incidents where my landlord is doing things that have made me think twice. A few days ago I was helping my friend move his things out of my apartment and our door was open because of this. then my land lord pulled up to the property and simply let himself in with no permission nor reason because we did not need him\u2026 but we let it slide cause the door was open and sure it was weird but ehh. Today however, is a different story. early in the morning he unlocked our door with a master key and let himself in because he \u201chad to drop off a mailbox key\u201d. something about the situation made me feel uneasy because i was a few ft away asleep while a man was inside my home\u2026 a mailbox key does not seem like a valid reason to just come into my home unannounced. I would like to clarify that in our lease he said \u201cLocks are on a master key system. Your locks will be changed prior to moving in upon request. landlord has a master key and must have access to space in case of emergency. I will never enter your space without you being present unless it is an emergency like water coming out your front door.\u201d however, dropping off a mailbox key because the locksmith forgot to does not seem like an emergency. I am scared and i don\u2019t know if it\u2019s confirmation bias but I just have a bad feeling about him and want to know my options or what i should do to keep myself and roommates protected. any ideas would be greatly appreciated!!",
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"What state?": 0.0,
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"Your friendly tenant attorney checking in here! I am not licensed to practice in Florida (but am in the other sunshine state), am not your attorney, and none of this should be construed as legal advice. Looks like Florida has a very similar statute to California when it comes to landlord entries. He cannot be entering the property without your knowledge or consent, unless he believes you have abandoned the property or there is an emergency. I recommend contacting a *local* tenant attorney, who would be more than happy to draft a letter asking he cease and desist any further entries. Also, at least in my state, you can obtain a restraining order against your landlord for intrusions such as this.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIS MY LANDLORD ALLOWED TO DO THIS TO ME?!?!?!?!?? Hello,, I recently moved into a new apartment and i\u2019ve already had two incidents where my landlord is doing things that have made me think twice. A few days ago I was helping my friend move his things out of my apartment and our door was open because of this. then my land lord pulled up to the property and simply let himself in with no permission nor reason because we did not need him\u2026 but we let it slide cause the door was open and sure it was weird but ehh. Today however, is a different story. early in the morning he unlocked our door with a master key and let himself in because he \u201chad to drop off a mailbox key\u201d. something about the situation made me feel uneasy because i was a few ft away asleep while a man was inside my home\u2026 a mailbox key does not seem like a valid reason to just come into my home unannounced. I would like to clarify that in our lease he said \u201cLocks are on a master key system. Your locks will be changed prior to moving in upon request. landlord has a master key and must have access to space in case of emergency. I will never enter your space without you being present unless it is an emergency like water coming out your front door.\u201d however, dropping off a mailbox key because the locksmith forgot to does not seem like an emergency. I am scared and i don\u2019t know if it\u2019s confirmation bias but I just have a bad feeling about him and want to know my options or what i should do to keep myself and roommates protected. any ideas would be greatly appreciated!!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "When an organ is transplanted it can survive for hours during transport, yet if our body tissues are starved of nutrients and oxygen for just a few minutes they die. What is the explanation for this?",
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"Surgeon. The organs are flushed with a solution ( look up \"cardioplegia\") that helps preserve cellular function and cooled as well. The tolerable ex-vivo time is organ dependent. i.e.. longer for kidneys than heart. liver and others": 0.0,
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"It isn't really true that body tissues die after a few minutes without oxygen, for example in surgery on a limb it is standard to cut off all blood supply to that limb for a couple of hours so there is less blood in the operating field. The brain dies off quickly, which is why humans die so rapidly, but that is because it has a *massive* oxygen demand that can't be turned off. Other tissues like kidney or lung have much lower oxygen needs in order not to degrade, and this is further helped by cooling the organ so even less maintenance is needed (as there is a lower rate of damage). Organs like the heart or liver have a high oxygen demand, but that is because they are constantly active. If they stop functioning and are put on ice, the oxygen demand drastically falls again to just cell maintenance levels. On top of this the organs that are transplanted also will have some ability to repair the damage done by ischemia in the recipient, which the brain lacks. Finally is it worth noting that ischemic time of an organ that is transplanted is a major deciding factor in the outcome of the organ. Plenty of damage occurs and it is very important. Edit: Sorry, I should have clarified this before; went I said the brain's oxygen demand can't be turned off I was alluding to neodiogenes's point - that the brain is unable to perform anaerobic metabolism. Certainly oxygen demand can be reduced by cold. As cold simply slows down chemical reactions it would be miraculous if it didn't reduce oxygen demand.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhen an organ is transplanted it can survive for hours during transport, yet if our body tissues are starved of nutrients and oxygen for just a few minutes they die. What is the explanation for this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] My astromech droid is always telling me their scanners are detecting lifeforms. What are they scanning for?",
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"Heat signatures": 0.0,
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"There are at least a dozen ways to solve this problem in common use in the galaxy. You can find long arguments in the technical journals about what the most effective detection method is, and what situations favor a different method entirely. Still, we can avoid that by addressing your question: What does an \\*Astromech Droid\\* scan for? Astromechs are packed full of sensors, and with so many custom droid mods they could be scanning for almost anything. A stock droid would definitely rely on the extremely sensitive electromagnetic sensor from CryonCorp that's been standard since the P-series. This is critically important for an astromech's core responsibility of diagnosing and repairing high- and low-voltage ship systems, but it's also sensitive enough to detect the activity of a biological nervous system. If it has brainwaves, it emits detectable radiation. So far nobody's managed to tune an Astromech to read thoughts, but I still try to think polite just in case.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] My astromech droid is always telling me their scanners are detecting lifeforms. What are they scanning for?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I hate coding. With 2 degrees in EE and CS, will I be able to find a job where they won\u2019t make me code? I am currently almost done with undergrad. I am majoring in CS against my will, and added a double major in EE to be less miserable. I love electrical, and my dream is to be an electrical engineer in the aerospace industry. However, it seems like almost every electrical engineer I know does pretty much entirely programming in their job. This really stresses me out. I guess my question is, are there electrical engineering jobs out there that don\u2019t involve tons of coding? And, since I do have a computer science major, how likely is it that they would make me code anyway? My one exception is FPGA coding. I liked that. Thank you!",
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"Hardware Engineering Manager in Aerospace here. There are, unquestionably, thousands of EE jobs where you will not have to code. Especially in Aerospace. Source: I did it, and now I have the honor of having many such work for me.": 0.0,
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"Of course there are tons of non coding EE jobs... the majority are non coding. Obviously circuit design and layout are the classic EE jobs. There is modeling, testing, manufacturing, prototyping and more at the entry level. You do not have to code if you don't want to. Don't even put your CS degree on your resume if you want to go that far.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI hate coding. With 2 degrees in EE and CS, will I be able to find a job where they won\u2019t make me code? I am currently almost done with undergrad. I am majoring in CS against my will, and added a double major in EE to be less miserable. I love electrical, and my dream is to be an electrical engineer in the aerospace industry. However, it seems like almost every electrical engineer I know does pretty much entirely programming in their job. This really stresses me out. I guess my question is, are there electrical engineering jobs out there that don\u2019t involve tons of coding? And, since I do have a computer science major, how likely is it that they would make me code anyway? My one exception is FPGA coding. I liked that. Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Are tattoos taboo in engineering world? In certain industries and walks of life, being decorated with ink can be a real setback. I wonder what\u2019s the general stigma toward tattoos in the engineering world?",
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"I'd keep the hands and neck clean, but I've seen plenty of just about anything else. 3/4 sleeves in a polo, that kind of thing.": 0.0,
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"That tramp stamp won't come up until you decide you want to fast track your promotion.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAre tattoos taboo in engineering world? In certain industries and walks of life, being decorated with ink can be a real setback. I wonder what\u2019s the general stigma toward tattoos in the engineering world?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are there many plants that can be grown in a greenhouse, but some, like ramps and truffles, that can only be grown in nature with conditions that can\u2019t be mimicked in a greenhouse?",
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"The Explain like I'm five years old version is that you CAN grow ramps and truffles in greenhouse. The reason why you DONT is because 1: the environment it needs is quite specific, unlike alot of green house plants, from soil acidity to humidity, you need to control it to a much higher precision. This means a extremely complex climate control system and not just a glass room. 2: its a fungi that grows on tree roots so you need trees. Which means a big green house. 3. it takes a long time for it to grow, + big house + all that expensive equipment, unless you have money to burn, simply cultivating them in the wild is MUCH cheaper.": 0.0,
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"Truffles are the mushroom of a fungus that is symbiotic with the roots of certain trees (most notably oak and hazel). They take up to a decade to become established (and you have to grow the trees too). this obviously requires a rather large space and oak trees need temperature variation anyway so being in a greenhouse wouldn't really help in the first place. Truffles can be cultivated, and are cultivated, but they are cultivated in forests not greenhouses. Ramps (and wild ginseng) are slow growing specialists in forest understories. The bulb/root takes several years to mature and (in ginseng anyway) is considered more flavorful/powerful because it has matured slowly in the relatively harsh conditions of the wild. You could raise these in greenhouses but....first of all, like oak trees (and many other fruit trees and berry bushes) they are adapted to seasonal climates and need to be cold in the winter to mature properly. The whole point of a greenhouse is to keep things from getting cold, so there's not much point. You can grow them in a suitable patch of forest after sowing them there, but you have to wait for them to grow to maturity which takes up to a decade. Also farmed plants can lack the marketing power of wild ones (wild ginseng sells for much more)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why are there many plants that can be grown in a greenhouse, but some, like ramps and truffles, that can only be grown in nature with conditions that can\u2019t be mimicked in a greenhouse?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Would a compass work on Mars? If not, how does Curiosity know which way is North? I hear that Mars, lacking a spinning molten core, does not have any magnetism. Is Mars magnetic at all? Oh and here's another question: does the Earth's core actually spin? As in, does it spin at a rate different than the crust and/or mantle?",
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"Why not install a gyroscope and use that to navigate? Pinpoint your location once and you're set to go. That's how man landed on the moon and also how some artillery fire control systems work without having to rely on GPS.": 0.0,
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"Mars has a very weak, highly spatially variable magnetic field due to remnant magnetisation of some of its crust (from when it did have a field.) A compass would probably flop around and point in random directions. The rovers rely on several things. One, as other people have said, high resolution imaging is used to pinpoint the location on a map. Two, communications with orbiters can be used sometimes to localise the rover, though this is *nowhere near* as good as GPS - there's no ephemeris capability to give precise locations, nor a precise enough geoid (map) to actually locate on, but they can do pretty well. However, as has already been stated, the rovers don't really need to know where they are globally, just locally. Whenever they move they take stereo images of the landscape and use these images to create a local map. They identify hazards and assign danger levels to different areas. When they move, wheel odometers track how far they go, then every so often they take another set of photos. This is one of the main reasons rovers are slow - they have to continually update their local maps from stereo images. So what happens is a kind of cascade. The wheel odometers aren't that accurate, and tend to slip in particular terrains, so the position has to be updated from the stereo maps and ultimately using the orbiters and high res images, continually updating the position on different scales of map. EDIT: I should add that the rovers also have IMUs with gyroscopes and accelerometers to help with directional localisation (something not that easy with orbital images or pseudo-GPS).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWould a compass work on Mars? If not, how does Curiosity know which way is North? I hear that Mars, lacking a spinning molten core, does not have any magnetism. Is Mars magnetic at all? Oh and here's another question: does the Earth's core actually spin? As in, does it spin at a rate different than the crust and/or mantle?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Do you actually crank the heat to high when cooking a steak on a cast iron? When I started learning how to cook, nearly every recipe for cooking a steak had me turn the dial up the high to get a good sear. \"The fire alarm may go off, but that's the price you pay to get a good sear\" they insist. Yet, in my experience (putting reverse-sear and sous-vide aside), most steaks can be easily cooked on medium to medium-high, a 3-4 minutes per side, and you have a great sear, and you don't have to worry about the fire alarm going off and heaps of smoke clouding your apartment. I'm think the \"sear on high\" instruction should only be reserved for extremely thin cuts and cuts that have already been cooked to temp. Yet I see it recommended in nearly all steak recipes - it being seen as a sort of badge of honor to set your fire alarm off and stink up your apartment. What do you think?",
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"It depends on the heat source and how you're cooking your steak. If you're cooking a thick steak beginning to end you don't want crazy high heat vs a thinner steak. If you're reverse searing you want a really hot pan. Again tho it depends on your heat source. If you stove gets super hot then maybe don't crank it all the way vs a stove that is kind of weak. The thinner the steak the hotter the pan, reverse sear requires really hot pan as well.": 0.0,
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"I'm with you, but mainly because \"high\" is just too non-specific. I want it blazing hot, but on my stove that's more like medium high to maybe even medium. High I reserve for quickly getting water to boil. Personally, I like a good rare to medium rare steak, well seared, but I also want it heated through. Throwing it lava level heat is going to burn the outside before the inside is heated up. As you said, I can get a good sear at a lower temp, and allow the inside of the steak to take on some heat Now - if I have time to sous vide it, then hell yeah. Sous vide it to a perfect internal temp, and then sear it at the temperature of the sun!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo you actually crank the heat to high when cooking a steak on a cast iron? When I started learning how to cook, nearly every recipe for cooking a steak had me turn the dial up the high to get a good sear. \"The fire alarm may go off, but that's the price you pay to get a good sear\" they insist. Yet, in my experience (putting reverse-sear and sous-vide aside), most steaks can be easily cooked on medium to medium-high, a 3-4 minutes per side, and you have a great sear, and you don't have to worry about the fire alarm going off and heaps of smoke clouding your apartment. I'm think the \"sear on high\" instruction should only be reserved for extremely thin cuts and cuts that have already been cooked to temp. Yet I see it recommended in nearly all steak recipes - it being seen as a sort of badge of honor to set your fire alarm off and stink up your apartment. What do you think?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[The Grinch] If the Grinch's heart was two sizes too small, and it grew three sizes in one day, it's now one size too large. What health complications result?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"I'd like to propose that the Grinch, despite being very humanlike in his appearance, is actually a mustelid like a weasel. Certain animals like the weasel and the shrew have the ability to change the sizes of their internal organs as a rare but effective survival strategy. In fact, it is common to see this \"overgrowth\" happen in juveniles, suggesting that the Grinch is biologically far younger than the film portrays him to be. > While the shrinking likely facilitates survival during seasonal low resource availability in these high-metabolic mammals with year-round activity, the regrowth may be most strongly influenced by high investment into reproduction and territories, which is male-biased in the weasels https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28211896/ We can see this in two forms in the movie. First of all, we can see that the Grinch is extremely attracted to Martha May Whovier with clearly venereal intent. The second can be seen with his identification with Mount Crumpit, which up to his point has been his territory. His heart, therefore, shrunk to fit the low resource of \"love\" that he was both physically and emotionally blocked from. With the advent of Cindy Lou Who teaching him the true meaning of Christmas, the Grinch's territory has expanded from just his quaint aiguille home into the entire society of Whoville. That made his heart grow. Unfortunately the organ overgrowth in weasels is temporary, so the Grinch may revert to the normal Grinch level over time. But in the meantime he'll be able to gain the benefits of AHS before his body's biology naturally corrects itself. That should help him move any large objects that inexplicably have gotten themselves between him and his new territory.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s possible the Grinch\u2019s \u201cheart\u201d isn\u2019t really a heart like we have in that it\u2019s job is to pump blood. What looks like a heart may actually be a separate bit of the Grinch\u2019s brain, specifically the part of the frontal lobe that regulates things like social awareness, empathy and decision making. In humans, damage to that part of the brain can lead to inability to form relationships, not being able to understand how your actions affect other people and a tendency toward impulsive, destructive action. These all seem like problems The Grinch was dealing with so a spontaneous repair could lead to over correction to try to undue any previous damage.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[The Grinch] If the Grinch's heart was two sizes too small, and it grew three sizes in one day, it's now one size too large. What health complications result?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why does the image quality of old cable TV broadcasts look so blurry now? Did I just slowly get used to better and better quality? Did the broadcast just suck back then, or did the aging recording hardware contribute to the image quality?",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"I remember not being able to see Jay Leno's features clearly in the 90s and how stark the difference was when Conan O'Brien started using HD in the early 00's. I was like \"omg you can see his freckles\". Its even better today.": 0.0,
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"tv's were smaller. much smaller. low resolution images on 20\" TVs don't look that bad when you are on your couch 6 to 10 feet away": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why does the image quality of old cable TV broadcasts look so blurry now? Did I just slowly get used to better and better quality? Did the broadcast just suck back then, or did the aging recording hardware contribute to the image quality?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I just saw a \"WARNING - Cancer and reproductive harm\" on a scissor lifter. WHY?",
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"It's the boy who cried wolf to be honest. A great idea overdone to the point that nobody takes it seriously.": 0.0,
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"If any fluid used on the rig falls under prop 65 it will have that warning typically. Even if you are in foreign countries. Edit: I should have added \"just to be ~~safe~~ *in compliance according to their lawyers incase they get sued.*\"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI just saw a \"WARNING - Cancer and reproductive harm\" on a scissor lifter. WHY?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there a secret to peeling the first papery layer of an onion? I feel like an idiot asking this question with as many years cooking as I have. I chop the bottom off my onion and trim the top (I leave the stem section in tact but remove the hairy stuff so it doesn't get in my food). I then chop the onion in half. Then I peel the skin off. Some onions are nice, they have hearty skin that peels right off. Other onions are the demon spawn and have paper thin layers that are fastened together with super glue. I pick and peel and get that skin under my fingernails where it cuts me. I get so sick of it I just peel the entire next layer of onion off and pretend it was all one layer. This is the way? So say we all? Or is there some trick to that infernal thin fused together layer?",
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"Post stroke I had to figure out the easiest way to peel and dice onions. Slice in half top to bottom. Lay each half flat side down and halve each of them, _then_ easily remove as many layers as you wish. Now here's the neatest part: set a quarter on your board, on one of the flat sides and with the root end away from you, then make slices as fine or as coarse as you want, from root end toward you. Flip it onto the other flat side and make the same cuts. Now you can just slice across and voila diced onion! None of that hand on top slicing parallel to the cutting board, which offers a lot of opportunity to slice your hand.": 0.0,
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"You\u2019re fine and not alone. Just go straight to peeling that extra layer off. Onions are cheap enough it\u2019s not worth the hassle to get it exact. Also sometimes that extra layer is kinda dried out anyway.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a secret to peeling the first papery layer of an onion? I feel like an idiot asking this question with as many years cooking as I have. I chop the bottom off my onion and trim the top (I leave the stem section in tact but remove the hairy stuff so it doesn't get in my food). I then chop the onion in half. Then I peel the skin off. Some onions are nice, they have hearty skin that peels right off. Other onions are the demon spawn and have paper thin layers that are fastened together with super glue. I pick and peel and get that skin under my fingernails where it cuts me. I get so sick of it I just peel the entire next layer of onion off and pretend it was all one layer. This is the way? So say we all? Or is there some trick to that infernal thin fused together layer?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is there an easy way to predict if a reaction is exothermic or endothermic without actually doing it in a chemistry lab?",
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"You add up the bond energies of every bond in the reactants, and you add up the bond energies of every bond in the product. If the reactants have a greater total, the reaction is exothermic as this means the substances are losing energy to their surroundings and thereofre getting warm. If the products have a greater total, the reaction is exothermic because energy is being absorbed. Additionally, if a reaction requires heating, there's a good chance it's endothermic (or it could just have a high activation energy). TL;DR if the reactants have higher total bond energies than the products it's exothermic, otherwise it's endothermic. Here's a list of the bond energy of some common bonds.": 0.0,
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"My rule of thumb is how many bonds are you breaking vs how many are you making, given that breaking bonds will consume energy and making bonds will release it. Hess's Law is what you'd use to get exact numbers, but you can get a very rough ballpark by knowing the general strength of certain commom bonds": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there an easy way to predict if a reaction is exothermic or endothermic without actually doing it in a chemistry lab?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Weird Situation: I run the high schools cooking club but don\u2019t have access to the kitchen until an hour after we leave school, what can I do? Basically in our schools building we have two separate schools, a junior high which gets out at 3:00 and a high school that gets out at 2:14. We can\u2019t get into the kitchen until the junior high all leaves so about 3:10. I\u2019m trying to look for ways or recipes that takes up that time before needing the kitchen. So I was wondering if you wonderful people had recipes that took up like 20-30 minutes of prep time before needing a kitchen, any ideas of things I can teach before (like knife skills), or just any ideas of how I can fill some time up? Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated",
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"Knife skills are a good shout. Either cutting things for the dish they're going to make, or for side salads or similar. Some theory on nutrition and/or how to put a meal together. Discussion on things they would like to cook so you can prep for future weeks. Deep dives into particular topics (eg: here is all the theory about deep frying, now let's go do it) Could even go full cooking show, get a selection of ingredients and have them workshop a dish to make with them, which you'll then make once the kitchen opens.": 0.0,
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"Culinary background. It's a fantastic lead in. Give an explanation for the cuisine you're prepping, why the ingredients are used, where it comes from. Cultural appreciation is a huge part of understanding the food you're making. What's the history of the dish? Try some fun facts about the ingredients, common pitfalls to avoid, hints or suggestions for troubleshooting common issues, flavor profiles (i.e. what goes well with what). You'll not only not need the kitchen for this, but it also allows people to ask questions beforehand.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWeird Situation: I run the high schools cooking club but don\u2019t have access to the kitchen until an hour after we leave school, what can I do? Basically in our schools building we have two separate schools, a junior high which gets out at 3:00 and a high school that gets out at 2:14. We can\u2019t get into the kitchen until the junior high all leaves so about 3:10. I\u2019m trying to look for ways or recipes that takes up that time before needing the kitchen. So I was wondering if you wonderful people had recipes that took up like 20-30 minutes of prep time before needing a kitchen, any ideas of things I can teach before (like knife skills), or just any ideas of how I can fill some time up? Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] Why doesn't Spiderman wear armor all the time? Throughout the comics, Spiderman has had a TON of different armored suits that he'll wear for special occasions, but he always goes back to wearing plain spandex. Why is that? When he does wear armor it's usually to fight a particularly difficult opponent, and it doesn't seem to impair his agility in any way, so why not just keep it on? You never know when a normal day of crime stopping could take a turn for the worse",
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"His fighting style is about the most armor-hostile one in all of comics. Millimeter dodges, flexibility paramount, movement is life. It only seems not to impair his agility because his is off the charts and he is not a vocal complainer. But consistently switching out show he does not believe any armor is all much greater that compared the way he is au spandexal.": 0.0,
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"He did for a while] (https://wallpapercave.com/wp/wp4364077.jpg) after the whole *Superior* thing, when he was a multibillionaire with his own tech company, but wasn't able to replace it after it was destroyed because he'd also lost his fortune and company by then. The sort of armor Spidey builds are expensive, and so also is the cost of upkeep to cover daily wear and tear. It's an unnecessary expense for the often cash-strapped Pete when spandex, his spider-senses, and his own natural durability are usually more than enough 99% of the time. The real question is why he doesn't wear his [Fantastic Four suit all the time. It's made from unstable molecules so it's flame retardant, self-repairing, doesn't get dirty, and can change its design to whatever he wants via thought control.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Marvel] Why doesn't Spiderman wear armor all the time? Throughout the comics, Spiderman has had a TON of different armored suits that he'll wear for special occasions, but he always goes back to wearing plain spandex. Why is that? When he does wear armor it's usually to fight a particularly difficult opponent, and it doesn't seem to impair his agility in any way, so why not just keep it on? You never know when a normal day of crime stopping could take a turn for the worse\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is the temperature around -150C in space when there's vacuum? What exactly cools if there's just nothing?",
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"You are kind of right, saying it is cold in space is not saying much about the experience of being in space since there is nothing to carry or hold onto any temperature. However you do not need anything to transfer thermal energy. Although not as efficient hot things will emit thermal radiation which will heat up objects around it. This is how the heat from the sun is transferred through empty space to Earth and how the heat from a fire can warm you even though the air goes up into the air. And we can measure how much energy comes from each direction and therefore get a temperature of everything. And it turns out the universe is pretty cold. But it will take a long time for someone to cool down to this temperature. Especially if they happen to be around Earth and get hit by the heat emitted from the Earth as well as the hot rays from the Sun.": 0.0,
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"> What exactly cools if there's just nothing? Welcome to the problem of measuring temperature in space Temperature is a measure of the thermal energy(there are many types of energy so we only care about thermal here) in a volume. If item A has a higher temperature than item B then heat goes from A to B. Since there isn't much stuff in space, the total thermal energy of any volume is stupidly low because 50 hydrogen atoms don't have much heat between them The problem with space is that it is really low temperature so its not going to put heat into any object in it, but there's nothing around to conduct heat into so heat can only be lost through very slow radiative cooling, basically IR waves wiggling off into space with the energy. This gives you the weird effect of spacing having an extremely low temperature but also not cooling you off almost at all, both because there's basically nothing": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why is the temperature around -150C in space when there's vacuum? What exactly cools if there's just nothing?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MI] Job I'm applying for does a hair drug test, which I will fail because of THC. Should I just tell the HR rep I've consumed THC? I am applying for a corporate job, but they do a hair test in accordance to the Federal Law for the insurance I am assuming. I have taken THC gummies recently, it is legal in my state but I am assuming this does not matter since it is based on the Federal law. I will most definitely fail it. Is there anything I can do in my situation? Is it best to contact the HR rep I've been in contact with and let them know about it?",
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"best_score": 337,
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"worse_score": 27,
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"subreddit": "askhr",
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"You do yourself no favors admitting anything. There are tons of sites telling you how to pass these tests, if you really want this job then I would try all the things these sites say, good luck!": 0.0,
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"Do not admit anything before getting test results. Absolutely hated it when candidates admitted use and then came back clean. It puts us in a super awkward position. You don\u2019t know what their testing threshold level is. Let the process work itself out and then be honest if you do fail. They will let you know what your options are.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MI] Job I'm applying for does a hair drug test, which I will fail because of THC. Should I just tell the HR rep I've consumed THC? I am applying for a corporate job, but they do a hair test in accordance to the Federal Law for the insurance I am assuming. I have taken THC gummies recently, it is legal in my state but I am assuming this does not matter since it is based on the Federal law. I will most definitely fail it. Is there anything I can do in my situation? Is it best to contact the HR rep I've been in contact with and let them know about it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Spider-Man 1 (Raimi)] Maybe I didn't understand it as a kid, but was Green Goblin really implying he was going to rape MJ, when he was fighting Peter? I guess in hindsight he did seem to be creeping on her, especially in that dinner scene where Norman comes over, but it seems really weird to single her out. Was he REALLY intending to do it, or just fuck with Peter's emotions further?",
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"best_score": 428,
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"worse_score": 112,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"So the scene is here, in case anyone is wondering. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wUINxlkllY Let's add in the way that he looks at MJ, and the way he talks about MJ to Harry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYL9aKsb4ro He tells his own son to \"do what you need to with her\" and then to ditch her. I think we can determine the following: * He absolutely knew how his words could sound rapey and that was 100% his goal, to hurt Peter. * He might not have been interested in actually doing it later. His look at MJ in the context of what he said later feels more like either contempt, or understand what his son likes. So a hard yes to your question \"was he implying he was going to rape MJ\" or at bare minimum, that said option was on the table to hurt her. A \"maybe\" to would he actually have gone through with it had he won.": 0.0,
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"I don\u2019t think so, but I can\u2019t fault people that think otherwise. It definitely can come across that way, but he was talking about making her death slow instead of giving her a quick death so it seemed to me he was referencing torture.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Spider-Man 1 (Raimi)] Maybe I didn't understand it as a kid, but was Green Goblin really implying he was going to rape MJ, when he was fighting Peter? I guess in hindsight he did seem to be creeping on her, especially in that dinner scene where Norman comes over, but it seems really weird to single her out. Was he REALLY intending to do it, or just fuck with Peter's emotions further?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Accidentally outed a top student During lecture yesterday I was engaging with students and accidentally let slip that one of the students that answered a question had a perfect score on the midterm. Instant regret - but I can\u2019t take that back obviously. I feel like I should write the student an email apologizing, is that sufficient? What would y\u2019all do?",
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"best_score": 270,
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"worse_score": 35,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"In Brazil, some years ago, grades would be publicly posted, for all students in a session. I think it really depends much on cultural aspects and/or legislation": 0.0,
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"I would make the apology face to face. It is more personal and does not leave a paper trail. In my institution we are cautioned against ANY discussion of grades via email.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAccidentally outed a top student During lecture yesterday I was engaging with students and accidentally let slip that one of the students that answered a question had a perfect score on the midterm. Instant regret - but I can\u2019t take that back obviously. I feel like I should write the student an email apologizing, is that sufficient? What would y\u2019all do?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it ok to let pizza dough rise then fridge overnight? Sorry if this is too specific. I've made a pizza dough using this recipe. It says to let the dough rise for 3-4 hours or up to 24 hours in the fridge .I misread and did both; I let it sit for 3 hours, then put it in the fridge. I'm now at work and will only be back tonight, when it's been about 24 hours in the fridge. Wondering how this will affect the finished dough. Am I over-proofing by doing this?",
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"best_score": 247,
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"worse_score": 23,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Adam Ragusea (popular YouTube cooking channel host) argues that pizza dough tastes best after at least 3 days in the fridge, and can be fine over a week. He's yet to steer me wrong. I make my dough for pizza Sunday on Thursday.": 0.0,
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"It'll be fine, probably better to be honest. I usually let mine ferment in the fridge for at least a few days": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it ok to let pizza dough rise then fridge overnight? Sorry if this is too specific. I've made a pizza dough using this recipe. It says to let the dough rise for 3-4 hours or up to 24 hours in the fridge .I misread and did both; I let it sit for 3 hours, then put it in the fridge. I'm now at work and will only be back tonight, when it's been about 24 hours in the fridge. Wondering how this will affect the finished dough. Am I over-proofing by doing this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] [Avengers] If the infinity stones are so crucial to the flow of the universe that the Ancient One won't even let Bruce borrow them at first, why isn't it a problem that they're destroyed now?",
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"best_score": 477,
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"worse_score": 13,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"My headcanon: the stones only appeared important to the flow of time because the TVA was pruning any timeline that deviated from the sacred timeline, and an infinity stone going missing is one hell of a deviation. Of course, the Ancient One would have no knowledge of this, so from her perspective it seems like the infinity stones leaving a timeline is what causes that timeline's destruction.": 0.0,
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"Her visualization of the timeline splitting looked nearly identical to the timelines splitting at the end of Loki. This implies the disaster she was anticipating *has come to pass*, and she was simply wrong about the root cause.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] [Avengers] If the infinity stones are so crucial to the flow of the universe that the Ancient One won't even let Bruce borrow them at first, why isn't it a problem that they're destroyed now?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My Eyesssss Hey! I was wondering how people take care of their vision/eyes being in a career that involves a lot of staring at books/computers/whiteboards/etc. I've noticed that my eyesight has gone down this year, and wanted to see if any of you had any tips on how you deal with this. Thanks!",
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"best_score": 312,
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"worse_score": 21,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"Have your eyes tested at an optometrist and get a pair of glasses if you need it. Unfortunately, most peoples' eyesight degrades over time. It's not usually something to worry about. Aside from that, it helps if you look into the distance every 10 minutes or so. Just take a look out of the window every once in a while. It relaxes your eyes for a bit.": 0.0,
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"If you're like me generally every 20 or 30 minutes of staring at the computer looking at my unfinished articles I close my eyes and weep for about 3 minutes. The periodic break does wonder for my eyesight.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy Eyesssss Hey! I was wondering how people take care of their vision/eyes being in a career that involves a lot of staring at books/computers/whiteboards/etc. I've noticed that my eyesight has gone down this year, and wanted to see if any of you had any tips on how you deal with this. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] How does one get themselves psychoanalyzed by Captain America? The guy could sell out stadiums yet he's talking to like 6 people in an empty cafeteria. Who are those people, are they rich or do they know someone who can pull strings?",
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"best_score": 386,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Because it's not a Captain America; first Avenger thing, it's a Steve Rogers; regular Joe type thing. If you heard Hulk Hogan was having a meet and greet you'd expect there to be a big turn out of Hulk Hogan fans, but if you heard that Terry Bollea was hosting an AA meeting it would be inappropriate to show up asking for autographs.": 0.0,
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"Why do you think that Cap is psychoanalyzing these people? It's just a weekly support group for people who survived the Snap. Cap probably wants to be there because he's lived through the weirdest aspects of WWII, has been frozen, lost his girlfriend, AND lived through the Snap. So he's probably got a LOT of issues he'd like to get off of his chest. In fact, he probably needs this support group more than everyone else in the room, combined.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] How does one get themselves psychoanalyzed by Captain America? The guy could sell out stadiums yet he's talking to like 6 people in an empty cafeteria. Who are those people, are they rich or do they know someone who can pull strings?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Am I out of line for telling my manager\u2019s boss that we don\u2019t have enough resources and that work/life balance isn\u2019t ideal? So my manager\u2019s boss is meeting with me tomorrow to \u201ccheck in\u201d and discuss ways to help us improve our efficiency. Just me and him. Some facts- -I\u2019ve been with the company for a little over a year. -I\u2019m the youngest engineer (I graduated 2020) of a team of 5 plus our manager. -We all stay overtime often, usually 30min-2hrs. We rarely go home at 5pm like the other people in our office. -My manager is a workaholic. The kind to come to work on weekends, reply to emails late night, stays late everyday etc\u2026 He\u2019s a great guy but sometimes I worry about him. (He comes from a culture where working hard is praised.) -The other engineers and myself joke about how insane our workload is (sad huh?). Anyway, during my meeting with my bosses boss tomorrow I want to talk about how we need more help. We need more people on our team. Better work/life balance. Defined roles with realistic deadlines. I don\u2019t know if this will make me look bad or might leave a bad impression on my manager/team. Is it not my place to say these things? Why do I put up with this job? Mostly because it\u2019s my first ever engineer job and I\u2019m learning as much as I can. My team is full of great engineers who have helped me a lot. Location is good. Company prospects look promising in the next couple years. I won\u2019t stay for long especially if they don\u2019t improve work/life balance. I love what I do but I fear an impending burn out coming. Help\u2026",
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"best_score": 296,
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"worse_score": 16,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"Well rested, happy engineers with autonomy and clear goals make better decisions than micromanaged, burnt out engineers with little direction.": 0.0,
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"Skip level meetings are exactly for that. Sometimes managers need to go over the leads, or directors go over managers. Whatever the case, it is a skip level meeting. Use it right, professionally, and to the point, backed by facts is awesome. Great opportunity to show you care, that you can be part of the solution. There is always something, trust me, you want to voice everything in the solution or challenge point of view. Good luck!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAm I out of line for telling my manager\u2019s boss that we don\u2019t have enough resources and that work/life balance isn\u2019t ideal? So my manager\u2019s boss is meeting with me tomorrow to \u201ccheck in\u201d and discuss ways to help us improve our efficiency. Just me and him. Some facts- -I\u2019ve been with the company for a little over a year. -I\u2019m the youngest engineer (I graduated 2020) of a team of 5 plus our manager. -We all stay overtime often, usually 30min-2hrs. We rarely go home at 5pm like the other people in our office. -My manager is a workaholic. The kind to come to work on weekends, reply to emails late night, stays late everyday etc\u2026 He\u2019s a great guy but sometimes I worry about him. (He comes from a culture where working hard is praised.) -The other engineers and myself joke about how insane our workload is (sad huh?). Anyway, during my meeting with my bosses boss tomorrow I want to talk about how we need more help. We need more people on our team. Better work/life balance. Defined roles with realistic deadlines. I don\u2019t know if this will make me look bad or might leave a bad impression on my manager/team. Is it not my place to say these things? Why do I put up with this job? Mostly because it\u2019s my first ever engineer job and I\u2019m learning as much as I can. My team is full of great engineers who have helped me a lot. Location is good. Company prospects look promising in the next couple years. I won\u2019t stay for long especially if they don\u2019t improve work/life balance. I love what I do but I fear an impending burn out coming. Help\u2026\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If cancer is just cells randomly mutating, why do we hear a lot about lung or breast cancer, but not so much about leg or hand cancer?",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Leg and hand cancer would fall under a broader term like bone or skin cancer depending on what's actually cancerous.": 0.0,
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"Cancer is a lot more than cells randomly mutating. A lot more. And, as the other person said, you sure can get hand cancer or foot cancer -- as bone cancer or skin cancer or blood cancer. Is the foot a very likely place for a primary tumor? No. There are more likely places. Places and organs where the cells go through a lot of regeneration cycles, leading to greater likelihood of a bad copy being made. As a site of distant metastasis, sure, why not the hand or foot? Still not especially likely, but it could happen.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: If cancer is just cells randomly mutating, why do we hear a lot about lung or breast cancer, but not so much about leg or hand cancer?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you use cinnamon? It doesn\u2019t dissolve in coffee, it doesn\u2019t dissolve in milk, it doesn\u2019t dissolve in butter or coconut oil. I tried to sprinkle it on apples before baking them or microwaving but it\u2019s\u2026 weird texture idk Do you need to whisk it super hard? Should I try to amalgamate with a milk frothier or hand mixer or what?",
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"best_score": 367,
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"worse_score": 115,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"You don't need a lot of it to get its flavor. If you are upset about the texture, you probably put too much": 0.0,
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"So for coffee, what I do is sprinkle cinnamon on my dry grounds. Then I brew my coffee as normal. This way the cinnamon steeps with the coffee. Then I throw it out with the grounds.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you use cinnamon? It doesn\u2019t dissolve in coffee, it doesn\u2019t dissolve in milk, it doesn\u2019t dissolve in butter or coconut oil. I tried to sprinkle it on apples before baking them or microwaving but it\u2019s\u2026 weird texture idk Do you need to whisk it super hard? Should I try to amalgamate with a milk frothier or hand mixer or what?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How does our body \"decide\" where to store fat? If we eat more calories than we burn off and are putting on weight is there a typical pattern of where the body will store fat? Sometimes i see some people who are overweight, for example, who have very thin legs. Other times people not that overweight whose legs are larger than you may expect. Seems the typical areas is around the midriff. For men we all know about getting 'moobs'. So is there any real order to where fat should be stored around the body?",
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"best_score": 457,
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"worse_score": 80,
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"responses": {
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"Primarily genetics (which some biologists or geneticists can better answer), but I'll add something I recently found. Testosterone levels can have a significant impact on how the body stores fat around the waist. People with low testosterone levels seem to store more belly fat. This is a reason why belly fat increases with age (as testosterone decreases). This study shows people started to lose fat around their belly as testosterone was supplemented: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1778664": 0.0,
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"This issue is something my lab is heavily investigating and it really comes down to the balance between the abundance/responsiveness of receptors in the various depots and the level of active hormones that circulate. Perhaps a very severe demonstration of this is Cushings Syndrome, where excess cortisol (by external administration or genetic predisposition) drives the accumulation of upper body (primarily) visceral obesity. There also is evidence that the distribution of adrenergic receptors may be disparate between different sucutaneous depots driving lower or higher response to epinephrine/norepinephrine leading to higher or lower accumulation respectively Some Literature Selections Sex Differences: http://www.bsd-journal.com/content/3/1/13 Depot dependent Differences: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-789X.2009.00623.x/pdf": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow does our body \"decide\" where to store fat? If we eat more calories than we burn off and are putting on weight is there a typical pattern of where the body will store fat? Sometimes i see some people who are overweight, for example, who have very thin legs. Other times people not that overweight whose legs are larger than you may expect. Seems the typical areas is around the midriff. For men we all know about getting 'moobs'. So is there any real order to where fat should be stored around the body?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: if honey is antimicrobial how is it also a botulism risk for infants? Am I just misunderstanding what people mean when they say it has anti microbial properties? Like, it\u2019s hostile to most things but not all? I have no intention of feeding an infant honey, I was just wondering.",
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"best_score": 559,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"My \"I have no intention of feeding an infant honey\" shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my shirt": 0.0,
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"Many bacteria can form spores that can't multiply but are also largely immune to the world around them. Honey doesn't have enough water for bacteria to multiply so it doesn't go bad but still has some limited number of bacteria especially in spore form. What makes you sick from spoiled food is generally the toxic bacteria waste not the bacteria In adults this isn't a problem. Botulism spores enter, reach your stomach, bloom, and are promptly killed by the acidic hellscape they tried to call home In young children their digestive tract isn't hostile yet so the spores are eaten, bloom, and then multiply and begin releasing botulinum toxin giving the child botulism": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: if honey is antimicrobial how is it also a botulism risk for infants? Am I just misunderstanding what people mean when they say it has anti microbial properties? Like, it\u2019s hostile to most things but not all? I have no intention of feeding an infant honey, I was just wondering.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "how long did it take you to be good at your job? How would you cut that time down knowing what you know now?",
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"best_score": 325,
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"worse_score": 21,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Been doing this 17 years. Make $452k. Still not feeling very good at what I do. I think this is paradoxically because I jump fields a lot so I never get really good at one thing but am mediocre at lots of things.": 0.0,
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"Bold of you to assume I'm good at my job": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nhow long did it take you to be good at your job? How would you cut that time down knowing what you know now?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "State of emergency and flu caused my on-site interview to be changed to a phone interview Hello, I recently had a scheduled on-site interview with a company this week for a full time position although I caught the flu and wasn't sure if I'll recover in time and didn't want to get the employer sick too, so I contacted them to reschedule. In the same day the state that the company is located in declared a state of emergency. The company is cancelling all on-site visits the day after my original interview was scheduled and I am now having a phone interview with them. I am currently feeling 100% better and feel that I should not have tried to reschedule. Did I hurt my chances at potentially getting this position? What should I do to represent that I'm a good candidate over the phone?",
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"best_score": 288,
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"worse_score": 19,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"You acted responsibly and with the well-being of those you would be meeting in mind. Just tell them exactly what happened and that given better circumstances you would have loved to interview in person. Any sane person (especially given the current global virus scare) would appreciate your efforts to contain whatever it is you had.": 0.0,
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"I think this makes you appear more responsible": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nState of emergency and flu caused my on-site interview to be changed to a phone interview Hello, I recently had a scheduled on-site interview with a company this week for a full time position although I caught the flu and wasn't sure if I'll recover in time and didn't want to get the employer sick too, so I contacted them to reschedule. In the same day the state that the company is located in declared a state of emergency. The company is cancelling all on-site visits the day after my original interview was scheduled and I am now having a phone interview with them. I am currently feeling 100% better and feel that I should not have tried to reschedule. Did I hurt my chances at potentially getting this position? What should I do to represent that I'm a good candidate over the phone?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do computers start to slow down over time?",
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"best_score": 1200,
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"worse_score": 21,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"* Softwares deteriorating with more and more processes running, caches filling up, indexes and maps gettings saturated etc * Batteries dying and losing power * Dust overheating the computer because air cannot circulate properly * Thermal paste degrading over time on both GPU and CPU, despite a clean, dust-free system, bad thermal paste can deteriorate up to 10-20\u00b0C the working temperature of a component.": 0.0,
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"There's many different things at play here, but here's just a few. First and foremost, your software programs become more demanding over time, while your computer's physical hardware stays the same. As software is updated and made more complex, your hardware falls behind because it's still the same old hardware running new and more complex software. Another major factor is *how much* software you've installed over time. Lots of programs run automatically when you start your computer, and many users have a tendency to install many programs over the years and never uninstall them. They build up over time, and eventually your computer will have to launch a couple dozen programs every time you turn it on, and keep them all running in the background while you use your computer. There's other more subtle factors as well. Battery powered devices like cell phones are often designed to intentionally slow down as the battery ages, to prevent situations where the old battery can't supply enough power to drive the phone. If you've seen an old phone that randomly turns off even though it still has some battery remaining, that's what happens when the battery can no longer support the device at its full speed. Devices with cooling fans such as laptops, computers, and gaming consoles also fall to another culprit -- dust. Over time, dust will pile up on the cooling vents and block the flow of air through your fans. This makes it harder for your computer to stay cool. Over time, as your computer gets hotter and hotter, it will start to slow itself down to prevent heat damage to its components. This is especially common with gaming; cooling is very important because the computer is working very hard.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why do computers start to slow down over time?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why can you have a meat stuck in your teeth for a day and when you swallow it you're fine, but if you leave the same meat on the counter for a day and try and eat it, you get sick?",
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"best_score": 1874,
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"worse_score": 23,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Generally, you won't. Food safety rules are extraordinarily conservative, for good reason, but violating them rarely leads to bad outcomes. It's a population-level thing.": 0.0,
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"A good question. Why can you infect milk with bacteria and get yogurt instead of spoiled milk? Why does Italian dry salami keep without refrigeration even though it's inoculated with lactic bacteria for tartness? The answer is \"competition\". Food on the countertop is up for grabs by any bacteria, insects, fungus, or animals that can get to it. It can become a battleground as single celled organisms battle it out for who gets the food. Because the war starts with everybody on equal footing. Nobody has an initial advantage. When you have food stuck between your teeth though, the bacteria in your mouth have a home field advantage, and can quickly coat the piece of food, similar to inoculating a petri dish with bacteria. Thus by the time other bacteria or fungus can finally make it into your mouth to find the food, there is already an entrenched army of mouth microbes dug in and ready to battle it out. You also have fungus growing in your mouth as well, but it's kept in check by the bacteria, which is kept in check by the fungus. Sometimes when someone takes antibiotics, it kills the bacteria, giving the fungus an advantage, and it reproduces so well you end up with a layer of thrush on your tongue. It's all about balance and playing one side off the other. The same happens when you ferment beer or leaven bread. You introduce a preferred organism like yeast, and give it a good place to reproduce rapidly, and it in turn will defend the food from other microbes. Don't forget that penicillin is a drug derived from a strain of fungus that had developed it in order to fight off bacteria that competed for the same food and habitat. Microorganisms fight each other all of the time for food and shelter.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why can you have a meat stuck in your teeth for a day and when you swallow it you're fine, but if you leave the same meat on the counter for a day and try and eat it, you get sick?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "A homeowner's association (HOA) refuses to let me use an FBI background check or a DOJ state background check to prove that I do not have a criminal record. I recently received a letter from the HOA asking for my birthday, social security number, and personal information to be given to a third party who uses Sterling to verify criminal history and credit information. From what I can see, the third part is currently being sued in district court for a consumer credit case. Now, I am waiting for my Pacer code to be able to access the information about the subject. In addition, their reviews are nothing other than one star on every review site. As a result, I refuse to give my information to this third party. When I told the board members of the HOA that I was planning to get a DOJ state background check and an FBI background check to show that I do not have a criminal record, without hesitation, the HOA told me that it was not an option. If the HOA plans to evict me, place a lien on my home, or sue me in civil court, I am prepared to submit the DOJ state background check and the FBI background check to the clerk while I wait for my court date.",
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"best_score": 640,
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"worse_score": 39,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Are you already a member of the HOA?": 0.0,
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"I am not a lawyer. I have applied for a job with a company that uses Sterling for pre-employment checks. While I did provide SSN and DOB to the company as part of the process, all information provided _for the purpose of background checks_ was provided directly to Sterling. I would be suspicious of a request that sounds like the HOA wants to be the one to input the data.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nA homeowner's association (HOA) refuses to let me use an FBI background check or a DOJ state background check to prove that I do not have a criminal record. I recently received a letter from the HOA asking for my birthday, social security number, and personal information to be given to a third party who uses Sterling to verify criminal history and credit information. From what I can see, the third part is currently being sued in district court for a consumer credit case. Now, I am waiting for my Pacer code to be able to access the information about the subject. In addition, their reviews are nothing other than one star on every review site. As a result, I refuse to give my information to this third party. When I told the board members of the HOA that I was planning to get a DOJ state background check and an FBI background check to show that I do not have a criminal record, without hesitation, the HOA told me that it was not an option. If the HOA plans to evict me, place a lien on my home, or sue me in civil court, I am prepared to submit the DOJ state background check and the FBI background check to the clerk while I wait for my court date.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[PA] My mother has allowed the neighbors to put a fence up through her yard and to take over most of it for their use, including a small barn that is part of her property. I'm worried about possible implications for ownership of the property. My mother owns a house with about two acres of backyard, including a small barn. Her next door neighbors have a bunch of kids who she often babysits for free and refers to as her \"grandchildren.\" She has now made a deal with the neighbors that they can use about 2/3 of her yard, including the barn, to let their kids play, as well as to raise chickens and grow a garden. This way, she says, she doesn't have to mow or landscape on that part of the yard. The neighbors have now put up a wooden fence through the middle of the yard, cutting off a small section of yard for my mother's use and reserving the bulk for themselves. My mother is okay with this because it's less yard for her to maintain, but I think it's also because she is lonely and I'm worried that the neighbors are taking advantage of her. She is very religious, and the neighbors are in her same denomination of Christianity so she trusts them implicitly. I just want to know if there's a chance that, at some point, the fence and/or their permission to use the land as they see fit will create a legal issue where they can actually take over the property. From a selfish point-of-view, that property is a large part of mine and my brother's inheritance, and I don't want us to have to battle it out with these neighbors when the time comes. I imagine that there's not much I can do in the legal arena right now, since I don't own the property. But I'm wondering if PA has any laws that I should talk to my mother about.",
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"best_score": 520,
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"worse_score": 63,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Lots of Lands Statutes include a section allowing a non-title holder to seek a long term right of way for a structure like the barn. So yes - this could have a long term impact on the property.": 0.0,
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"Your mom should draw up a lease. Even if she just charges $1. It will protect her from liability issues and eliminate any ownership issues.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[PA] My mother has allowed the neighbors to put a fence up through her yard and to take over most of it for their use, including a small barn that is part of her property. I'm worried about possible implications for ownership of the property. My mother owns a house with about two acres of backyard, including a small barn. Her next door neighbors have a bunch of kids who she often babysits for free and refers to as her \"grandchildren.\" She has now made a deal with the neighbors that they can use about 2/3 of her yard, including the barn, to let their kids play, as well as to raise chickens and grow a garden. This way, she says, she doesn't have to mow or landscape on that part of the yard. The neighbors have now put up a wooden fence through the middle of the yard, cutting off a small section of yard for my mother's use and reserving the bulk for themselves. My mother is okay with this because it's less yard for her to maintain, but I think it's also because she is lonely and I'm worried that the neighbors are taking advantage of her. She is very religious, and the neighbors are in her same denomination of Christianity so she trusts them implicitly. I just want to know if there's a chance that, at some point, the fence and/or their permission to use the land as they see fit will create a legal issue where they can actually take over the property. From a selfish point-of-view, that property is a large part of mine and my brother's inheritance, and I don't want us to have to battle it out with these neighbors when the time comes. I imagine that there's not much I can do in the legal arena right now, since I don't own the property. But I'm wondering if PA has any laws that I should talk to my mother about.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is it too late? I'm a 31 year old man with a 1 year old son. I have been wanting to back to school for quite a while but i could never find the time or money (or so i told myself). Now that I have a child i want to do better for myself and him. My question is,is it too late for me to get into the field of electrical engineering? I've always been interested in renewable energy and would love to get a job in that field but by the time I graduate I'll be nesting 40 and my life will be half way done. Maybe it's a bit grim to think that way,but it's been a struggle for me.",
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"best_score": 517,
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"worse_score": 14,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"I\u2019m 39 and in school for EE. I constantly joke about the basic things I want to work on before I retire. As long as you can make it work (financially, logistically), why not go for for it? You aren\u2019t old. You\u2019ve had experiences that bring stability to how you approach being new at a job (hopefully). Yeah, some of your professors and bosses might be younger than you, but so what?": 0.0,
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"I think I heard here in Reddit a story about a similar situation, where the final advice was something like \"you're going to be 40 both ways, wouldn't you rather be a 40 years old engineer?\"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it too late? I'm a 31 year old man with a 1 year old son. I have been wanting to back to school for quite a while but i could never find the time or money (or so i told myself). Now that I have a child i want to do better for myself and him. My question is,is it too late for me to get into the field of electrical engineering? I've always been interested in renewable energy and would love to get a job in that field but by the time I graduate I'll be nesting 40 and my life will be half way done. Maybe it's a bit grim to think that way,but it's been a struggle for me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why do piping come with tolerances instead of exact sizes ? I\u2019m ordering some piping and I notice the manufacturers usually have a +-10% tolerance Why can\u2019t they guarantee me a certain diameter and thickness ?",
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"worse_score": 16,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"You can pay for it\u2026but expect it to pay a stupid amount for it. Tolerances allows mass production of parts at reasonable costs. Tighter tolerances often result in higher costs. Those tolerances are typically standard and you can trace it back to the associated standards. I will turn the question back on you\u2026Why do you need the pipe to be a certain diameter and wall thickness? Is the system so sensitive that it can not handle that tolerance? I have seen research systems require very tight tolerances but often they focus on orifices and not the pipe itself. You should have enough of a safety factor in your design to handle standard tolerances.": 0.0,
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"You pay for precision. A +/-10% part probably doesn\u2019t cost a lot. A +/-1% part Will cost a lot more. A +/-0.001% part might cost tens or hundreds of times more.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do piping come with tolerances instead of exact sizes ? I\u2019m ordering some piping and I notice the manufacturers usually have a +-10% tolerance Why can\u2019t they guarantee me a certain diameter and thickness ?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "eli5: do veins scar? I give blood regularly on the same arm and always wondered what goes on beneath the skin. I've given blood for years and have some slight scars from donations and was wondering if the vein has similar scars.",
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"best_score": 262,
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"worse_score": 11,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Thank you for donating blood, I have been the recipient of many units of donated blood and wouldn\u2019t be here if people like you didn\u2019t roll up their sleeves.": 0.0,
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"Because some of these responses can make it sound like regular blood donations can lead to problems later in life, I'd just like to point out that any scarring from blood donations (typically at least 8 weeks apart) is going to be pretty minimal. My father and I both have a rare blood type. I have been donating regularly for 35+ years, my dad for at least 50 years, and neither of us has ever had trouble with a blood draw. Phlebotomists can tell I'm a regular blood donor, but they still use the same vein bc it's the best one. I recognize that the people talking about scarring are clarifying that the cases they are describing are drug users or chemo patients, but I was concerned some readers might worry that regular blood donations can cause these problems. Donate blood, folks. It's an important community service and you actually get a decent little physical each time (blood pressure, pulse rate and iron check).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\neli5: do veins scar? I give blood regularly on the same arm and always wondered what goes on beneath the skin. I've given blood for years and have some slight scars from donations and was wondering if the vein has similar scars.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Game of Thrones] Why in this universum small island kingdoms like Iron Islands or Driftmark tend to be strongest naval powers? Isn't it like Hawaii would have larger fleet than Americas just because it is surrounded by ocean?",
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"best_score": 257,
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"worse_score": 31,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"You mean like how the British Empire was a bigger naval power than Spain and the other European empires?": 0.0,
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"Hawaii is not a good comparison in that it is far more removed from big land masses to allow regular trade pre-colonial times and the land / sea ratio would not have allowed for the kind of industrialisation that made clipper ships possible. No iron ore or other metals is another factor. The Iron Islands are closer to the UK or Denmark geographically and culturally and those WERE powerful naval powers at various times. Plus, the canoes of Pacific civilizations and the people who made and rode them were crazy advanced for their time. Take a look at where Rapa Nui, Bora-Bora or New Zealand is and check when they have been settled by archeological estimates. Incredibly apt sea faring.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Game of Thrones] Why in this universum small island kingdoms like Iron Islands or Driftmark tend to be strongest naval powers? Isn't it like Hawaii would have larger fleet than Americas just because it is surrounded by ocean?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Batman] If i'm a thug who raises his hands and gives up right away, could Batman still injure me?",
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"best_score": 395,
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"worse_score": 27,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Could? Yes. He *could* injure you anytime he likes, for any reason. But he probably won't.": 0.0,
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"He could, sure. He most likely wouldn't. It would depend what you were doing.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] If i'm a thug who raises his hands and gives up right away, could Batman still injure me?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is it, when you selected \"remember me\" on a website, but don't sign into a website for a long time, the website always forgets you?",
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"best_score": 252,
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"worse_score": 25,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"When you select \u201cremember me\u201d - that saves a secret token on up pc, and on future visits your browser presents that secret to the website and it knows you\u2019re you. That token has an expiry, which will automatically refresh if you visit the website, but if you don\u2019t it will expire and you\u2019ll have to log back in": 0.0,
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"Other answers have pointed out the how: \"stored logins use cookies and cookies have expiration dates\" but not the why. Cookies need to expire after a relative short amount of time or they would be too dangerous. If they didn't expire, every old computer that had a drive in it with a bunch of browser cookies is a ticking time bomb for thieves and scammers. If your laptop breaks and you throw it out, it doesn't take much skill for someone who gets their hand on it to extract the data from the drive, and if that drive let them log into Amazon, or your doctor, or your bank account, that would be terrible. So cookies all have expiration dates on them so the damage from a thrown out computer is limited to a specific amount of time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why is it, when you selected \"remember me\" on a website, but don't sign into a website for a long time, the website always forgets you?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Have I been unknowingly spreading food poisoning? So I work in as the fryer cook in a restaurant and our fryers are very random when it comes to fried chicken strips and sandwiches. Sometimes the chicken will be cooked perfectly but other times it will come out completely raw in the middle or burnt, so we have slice open a few strips in each batch to check if they are cooked. Well we use the same knife for checking all strips, so if I checked a strip and it was raw in the middle would the knife have salmonella or other germs on it afterwards? If so then I might have been spreading food poisoning without knowing. TLDR: I constantly cut open chicken strips to check if they are cooked while working in a restaurant, if the strip was raw in the middle would the knife have salmonella or other germs on it that could pass onto the next strip I cut? (Sorry if this offends rule 1)",
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"You should have a sanitizer bucket at the ready on your station. You don't need to use a new knife every time. Just sanitize the knife between every use.": 0.0,
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"Maybe stick a wired thermometer into that fryer so you can see what temp it's at. And fix the damn thing already. It's like you're an Uber driver with an engine with a dead cylinder.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHave I been unknowingly spreading food poisoning? So I work in as the fryer cook in a restaurant and our fryers are very random when it comes to fried chicken strips and sandwiches. Sometimes the chicken will be cooked perfectly but other times it will come out completely raw in the middle or burnt, so we have slice open a few strips in each batch to check if they are cooked. Well we use the same knife for checking all strips, so if I checked a strip and it was raw in the middle would the knife have salmonella or other germs on it afterwards? If so then I might have been spreading food poisoning without knowing. TLDR: I constantly cut open chicken strips to check if they are cooked while working in a restaurant, if the strip was raw in the middle would the knife have salmonella or other germs on it that could pass onto the next strip I cut? (Sorry if this offends rule 1)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I want to order Japanese A5 Wagyu steaks for my birthday but I have some questions First of all, I was wondering how much I should order for my wife and I. I understand it\u2019s very rich and I won\u2019t be eating a 16oz steak myself, but I have no idea how much 2 adults would typically eat. I\u2019m not concerned with the price, I just want to have the perfect birthday supper. The other concern I have is the preparation. I\u2019m hoping to cook it 2 or 3 different ways, so I\u2019m looking for recommendations on how to prepare the steaks. I\u2019m considering doing some sous vide and I definitely want to thinly slice some and hit it with the searzall over sushi rice. What other techniques do you all recommend? Also, what are some sides that would compliment the steaks? Thanks in advance.",
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"It s like a big lump of fat with soft meat. That's why it must be kept in cold temperature to prevent melt down. To my experience with this A5, most of customer usually dont eat more than 300 grams per course, it has a lot of fat. For the cooking, mostly customer love it at rare or medium rare, well done is not recommend. Authentic A5 Wagyu can be eat raw, yes RAW. Traditional steak cooking which use mostly salt and pepper is already enough to taste it. Mustard is okay but Wasabi and Shoyu is the best combination for me. For side, fried veggie like carrot, potato, onion and broccoli will do. And a good bottle of red wine. Pardon my English. Edit If you want to see the picture try searching Teppanyaki A5 Wagyu, lot of videos will give you the idea.": 0.0,
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"There\u2019s a video that answers almost everything you\u2019re asking https://youtu.be/YW249cc4NhQ": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI want to order Japanese A5 Wagyu steaks for my birthday but I have some questions First of all, I was wondering how much I should order for my wife and I. I understand it\u2019s very rich and I won\u2019t be eating a 16oz steak myself, but I have no idea how much 2 adults would typically eat. I\u2019m not concerned with the price, I just want to have the perfect birthday supper. The other concern I have is the preparation. I\u2019m hoping to cook it 2 or 3 different ways, so I\u2019m looking for recommendations on how to prepare the steaks. I\u2019m considering doing some sous vide and I definitely want to thinly slice some and hit it with the searzall over sushi rice. What other techniques do you all recommend? Also, what are some sides that would compliment the steaks? Thanks in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My PhD student constantly tries to manipulate me. We are in the U.K. and the subject is computer science. Whenever he emails or talks to me he uses weird wording and always tries to manipulate me to comply with something and then pretends it\u2019s something else that we agreed on. He never says yes or no when I ask him about anything really. Always vague language. What can I do? I have reported him and nothing happens.",
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"He is able to manipulate you because you haven't defined the clear goals of the project and how you are trying to achieve them. If you have clear well defined goals and you are clear on any other outcomes you expect from the project then the rest of his request should sound like noise to you. Read about Principal-Agent problems in economics, here is a short video, that might help you to streamline your thought process. Also, you should try to ask him is there something which is bothering your student and that you can resolve (Low pay, Project timeline too strict or too slow, fewer resources like less compute). I am currently also looking for Phds positions and the aforementioned things are which bothering my ability to join a Phd program. Also, If you haven't talked to him about the problem then it is really weird on your part, reporting your Phd student before talking to him about the problem just show distrust in him and PhD students are already too anxious and you just exacerbated it. Also, majority of the sociopaths academics posting here to ruin the student life should not take any student in their lifetime again.": 0.0,
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"Stop asking him questions that he can hand-wave away. Enforce clear deadlines with well described outcomes. Communicate by email, so there is a written record. Be explicit when you dismiss something he's trying to manipulate you about, so there is no ambigueity, and redirect the conversation to what you want it to cover. You're his supervisor, not his undergraduate!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy PhD student constantly tries to manipulate me. We are in the U.K. and the subject is computer science. Whenever he emails or talks to me he uses weird wording and always tries to manipulate me to comply with something and then pretends it\u2019s something else that we agreed on. He never says yes or no when I ask him about anything really. Always vague language. What can I do? I have reported him and nothing happens.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to use dried mushrooms in a risotto? Hi All - I bought a large container of dried mushrooms from Costco and I'd like to use it in my risotto (was thinking of using the instant pot but that isn't a must) - is it recommended for me to rehydrate the mushrooms or let the broth/pressure do the work? If I rehydrate, would it be recommended to use the water which becomes a mushroom-y broth instead of a chicken broth? Appreciate your help!",
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"What region is that Costco in that sells dried mushrooms? What type of mushrooms? I would definitely let them steep in off the boil water for about 30 minutes, then strain everything through a cheesecloth or coffee filter. Then use that amazing water for your risotto. You may not want to use the actual mushrooms themselves because it's pretty common for dried mushrooms to be very dirty and even have worms or other bugs in them (porcinis especially).": 0.0,
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"Put them in hot water for a few hours to rehydrate. Use that mushroom water as stock when you cook the risotto. Additionally, if you want extra mushroomy and umami flavor, you can use a spice grinder to grind the dried mushrooms into a powder and add a tablespoon or two of that early in the risotto as well. Also a great trick to add richness to any cream of mushroom or wild rice and muchroom or similar soups.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to use dried mushrooms in a risotto? Hi All - I bought a large container of dried mushrooms from Costco and I'd like to use it in my risotto (was thinking of using the instant pot but that isn't a must) - is it recommended for me to rehydrate the mushrooms or let the broth/pressure do the work? If I rehydrate, would it be recommended to use the water which becomes a mushroom-y broth instead of a chicken broth? Appreciate your help!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What to do with massive amount of grapes? So, full background. In 2004 my dad tried to get a grapevine going in the backyard. It grew a bit, but it didn't produce anything. Gave up on it, left that area mostly alone past building a hydroponic system for tomatoes. To skip over a lot of shenanigans, it took off all of a sudden once it started getting more water, and completely buried the entire area of the yard in vines despite my best attempts to manage it. Up into the oleanders, up into the orange and nectarine trees, it murdered my tangerine tree I'd planted... It was like the Evil Dead but for winos. Now I have something like... if I had to guess by eyeballing it, probably 40lb of green seedless grapes. I have no idea what to do with them. Jam/jelly is the obvious step, but that's an unfeasible amount of jelly. Help.",
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"It won\u2019t use up all of them, but if you want something other than a bajillion gallons of jelly, try making some clafoutis! It a French custard-like dessert that some describe as pancakey flan! It\u2019s super delicious with grapes instead of the standard cherries used in the classic recipe. Here\u2019s a great recipe for it: https://www.jocooks.com/recipes/grape-clafoutis/": 0.0,
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"Grapes used to be so special that grape scissors were a thing. Dehydrate some, eat a lot and give plenty away. If they are eating grapes you will probably find they are too sweet for a delicious jam, though you could try juicing some. Then cut the vine back brutally. We recently bought a house with a decorative grape vine and an eating grape vine. They are both triffids and making a serious attempt at world domination.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat to do with massive amount of grapes? So, full background. In 2004 my dad tried to get a grapevine going in the backyard. It grew a bit, but it didn't produce anything. Gave up on it, left that area mostly alone past building a hydroponic system for tomatoes. To skip over a lot of shenanigans, it took off all of a sudden once it started getting more water, and completely buried the entire area of the yard in vines despite my best attempts to manage it. Up into the oleanders, up into the orange and nectarine trees, it murdered my tangerine tree I'd planted... It was like the Evil Dead but for winos. Now I have something like... if I had to guess by eyeballing it, probably 40lb of green seedless grapes. I have no idea what to do with them. Jam/jelly is the obvious step, but that's an unfeasible amount of jelly. Help.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do so many places serve shrimp dishes like shrimp pasta with the tails still on? I have to start my meal digging through the dish taking the tails off, and I\u2019m seeing this more and more over time, and I\u2019m starting to think there is a reason. Are we supposed to eat the tails?",
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"I hate it. I feel similarly when I get something like clams/mussels in spaghetti and theyre all still in the shells.": 0.0,
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"Mostly for presentation, without the tails the shrimp look tiny and curl up a bit more. The tails also are like a little handle/piece to grab when picking up the shrimp to eat when using your hands instead of a fork. Pick up shrimp by the tail, dip in sauce, bite at base of tail, then discard the shell. If you are opposed to the tails in your dishes, kindly request no tails/shells when ordering. Most kitchens would be happy to oblige (I got this request at my seafood restaurant every so often.) Edit: fine maybe not so happy, but yes to the oblige.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do so many places serve shrimp dishes like shrimp pasta with the tails still on? I have to start my meal digging through the dish taking the tails off, and I\u2019m seeing this more and more over time, and I\u2019m starting to think there is a reason. Are we supposed to eat the tails?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why are the eggs in eggs benedict specifically poached? Is there something about them being in boiling water vs. fried over easy/medium that makes them taste better?",
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"The texture of a properly poached egg really goes well with the Hollandaise. Some people don't like poached eggs so I just beat the eggs and poach them in a ramekin.": 0.0,
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"IMO because hollandaise is such an unctuous fat bomb, the last thing the dish needs is to have the eggs cooked in butter or oil. In addition, the poached eggs are just softer and break into the whole dish more beautifully than hacking through a fried egg. Poached eggs also fit nicely on an english muffin.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy are the eggs in eggs benedict specifically poached? Is there something about them being in boiling water vs. fried over easy/medium that makes them taste better?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If I tested positive for Coronavirus and have already recovered, can I still carry the virus and infect other people? 24 Y/O male asking about possibly infecting my 62 YO male father who has had previous heart surgeries I tested positive for Coronavirus over 2 weeks ago. I\u2019ve already recovered but I live with my father who has a heart condition and I don\u2019t want to give it to him. I\u2019m a police officer so I\u2019m around a lot of people that probably have the virus, so I\u2019m wondering if I can still carry it back home to my father. I\u2019ve heard dr Fauci say I can\u2019t get reinfected, but does that mean I can still carry it? Please answer!!",
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"I am 90% sure that you can still carry and pass Covid-19 even after having it and recovering. My province (Canada) health minister has told us that even if we recover we need to still adhere to ALL Health Service requests to isolate from public interaction. So I am not sure if they are suggesting that just as a precaution, but from what I understand you are still at risk of carrying and infecting others.": 0.0,
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"If you had tested positive for COVID-19 two weeks ago, it is indeed possible that you are still positive, even if you have recovered clinically. Some patients continue to shed virus for longer periods of time (I think the maximum has been upto 49 days). However, most people will not be shedding active virus in 4 weeks after being positive (3 weeks should be enough, I am being conservative). The immunity from the infection is probably quite long-lasting (at least until this pandemic is over), so you don't need to worry until a mutated strain starts circulating in a few years. One can get external clothing contaminated by secretions from people with active infection, so you can theoretically transport virus on your clothes, but I think that probability is low, unless you are a health care provider in a COVID-19 unit. Regardless, I would suggest you shower and change clothes before meeting your dad, which you can do in a couple of weeks.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf I tested positive for Coronavirus and have already recovered, can I still carry the virus and infect other people? 24 Y/O male asking about possibly infecting my 62 YO male father who has had previous heart surgeries I tested positive for Coronavirus over 2 weeks ago. I\u2019ve already recovered but I live with my father who has a heart condition and I don\u2019t want to give it to him. I\u2019m a police officer so I\u2019m around a lot of people that probably have the virus, so I\u2019m wondering if I can still carry it back home to my father. I\u2019ve heard dr Fauci say I can\u2019t get reinfected, but does that mean I can still carry it? Please answer!!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I got charged someone else's child support. Hi everyone I am new to this whole deal. I got charged 500 dollars from my last paycheck for child support. It is for someone who has the same name as me except for middle name. He lives in Iowa and I live in Wisconsin. HR said everything is cleared up but I dont know when I will get my money back. Is there anything I can do legally? This was done through a third party hired by my company.",
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"The way this works is they send the check back to your company and THEY cash it. If this is already cleared up you should get with HR on about how fast can they get you your money.": 0.0,
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">HR said everything is cleared up but I don't know when I will get my money back Absolutely nothing is \"cleared up\" until you receive your full paycheck. I would be going to HR demanding my full pay. They can sort out any clerical errors they made on their own, they don't get to commit wage theft in the mean time": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI got charged someone else's child support. Hi everyone I am new to this whole deal. I got charged 500 dollars from my last paycheck for child support. It is for someone who has the same name as me except for middle name. He lives in Iowa and I live in Wisconsin. HR said everything is cleared up but I dont know when I will get my money back. Is there anything I can do legally? This was done through a third party hired by my company.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I have many sweet potatoes but sadly, I do not like them because of the sweetness. I\u2019m determined to battle food waste and eat them anyway. How do you cook sweet potatoes in a way which will do the least to bring out their sweetness? I\u2019d prefer not to use too many ingredients but ultimately I\u2019ll do all I can to make them palatable. I have several. I have some ideas already: thinly slice into McDonald\u2019s style chips and cover in spicy seasoning and bake. Is there any clever food science that will numb the sweetness that I don\u2019t know about?",
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"I love them in a spicy curry. They help balance out the flavor imo.": 0.0,
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"This is an interesting question! Often people ask how to make their sweet potatoes sweet without needing to add extra sugar, so there's a lot of food science advice on how to do that. For this case that will be a list of things to avoid. This serious eats article goes into some of those tricks. Here's two specific excerpts that help explain what's going on. > Starch is made from sugar. More precisely, starch is a polysaccharide, which means that it's a large molecule consisting of many smaller sugar molecules (in this case, glucose). The thing about sugar is, unless it's broken down to relatively simple forms, it doesn't taste sweet to us. Our tongue simply doesn't recognize it Which leads to this point: >So, essentially, the longer a sweet potato spends in that zone between 135 and 170\u00b0F (57 and 77\u00b0C), the sweeter it becomes. So your goal is to have them spend as little time between 135 and 170 as possible. I'd cook them hard and fast, like a stir fry or curry as others have suggested. I think slicing them into chips like you suggested will make sure they heat up faster and spend less time in that middle zone. Pair that with seasoning them with savory seasonings and you should be good. I've been enjoying them as a starch in a lot of quick curry I make in place of rice.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI have many sweet potatoes but sadly, I do not like them because of the sweetness. I\u2019m determined to battle food waste and eat them anyway. How do you cook sweet potatoes in a way which will do the least to bring out their sweetness? I\u2019d prefer not to use too many ingredients but ultimately I\u2019ll do all I can to make them palatable. I have several. I have some ideas already: thinly slice into McDonald\u2019s style chips and cover in spicy seasoning and bake. Is there any clever food science that will numb the sweetness that I don\u2019t know about?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Terminator] If John Connor almost choked to death, but was saved by the Heimlich maneuver, and it somehow became public knowledge, would Skynet send a terminator back to assassinate Doctor Heimlich? Would they? Or would they figure it would have too much collateral damage? Does the timeline even work like that?",
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"The temporal rift and accompanying paradox exist entirely around Sarah. She is the nexus point, where all things happen, fail to happen, and change. So as of T2, skynet has about a 40 year window to work it's wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey bullshit. If it acts before, it risks altering the timeline in a manner it can't predict; if it does so after, it fails to have any effect at all. The only key players that can be directly acted upon by Skynet are as follows: * Sarah Connor * The Staff of the mental institution * Kyle Reese, if only by proxy * John Connor and his adoptive parents * Miles Dyson and kin Anyone else will have far reaching implications that could result in an unstable timeline. But here's the thing, Skynet cannot exist without Sarah, and Sarah cannot exist without Skynet. Neither are capable of comprehending the paradox in which they live, and neither can ever leave.": 0.0,
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"No. Skynet can't afford a big screw-up in the timeline; it needs to undermine the Resistance without past-nastifing itself out of existence. Whacking a historical \"celebrity\" (even a minor one like Heimlich) could have unforseen, bizarre consequences, and there are lower impact ways to try and get Connor.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Terminator] If John Connor almost choked to death, but was saved by the Heimlich maneuver, and it somehow became public knowledge, would Skynet send a terminator back to assassinate Doctor Heimlich? Would they? Or would they figure it would have too much collateral damage? Does the timeline even work like that?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Yo professors, do you ever get annoyed at students that visit you every day during your office hours? Taking my discrete math class this semeseter, easily the hardest class ive ever taken. im a junior ​ im literally visiting my professor every day (he says if his office door is open, hes open to meet). ​ Am i annoying him by visiting him every day? I need a C+ in this class and this class is FUCKING HARD. ​ so do yall get annoyed at students that meet every single day? ​ he did tell me im the only student that visits /meets him on teams via online during office hours..",
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"I'll just reinforce what others have said for the sake of supporting that conclusion. No, I absolutely don't get annoyed when students show up all the time and ask for help. That's literally my job. Students aren't paying to just hear me talk at them - they're also paying for my availability for further support (within reason). And I love teaching - watching students' faces when something \"clicks\" is the highlight of my day. However, I *do* get annoyed when students abuse it. When they don't try, don't read directions, don't show up to class, and then take up my office time expecting me to read the instructions to them or redo an entire lecture for them. No, *that* is not my job. But it doesn't sound like you're doing that at all. You're trying. You're putting in the work. Profs (*should*) love to see that.": 0.0,
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"I would always rather a student come to office hours and get the support they need to succeed in the class than struggle and not come to office hours. I can guarantee you that every professor would also rather have a student come to office hours and get the passing grade they need rather than never come to office hours and send an email at the end of the semester saying \"I really need a C+ in the class, can you bump me up?\" You want a certain grade in a difficult class, and you are putting in the work to get it. You are doing the right things. (It does sound like this professor has an open door policy and you're using that, as stated. If he has specific office hours, too, you might try to make an effort to stop by at those times, if you're available, rather than at other times on those days. But I wouldn't feel bad about using his policy as advertised.)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nYo professors, do you ever get annoyed at students that visit you every day during your office hours? Taking my discrete math class this semeseter, easily the hardest class ive ever taken. im a junior ​ im literally visiting my professor every day (he says if his office door is open, hes open to meet). ​ Am i annoying him by visiting him every day? I need a C+ in this class and this class is FUCKING HARD. ​ so do yall get annoyed at students that meet every single day? ​ he did tell me im the only student that visits /meets him on teams via online during office hours..\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is Occam's Razor a thing? I see it used a lot on Reddit. I've done some looking around but I must not be fully comprehending what it means and entails. What I'm getting is that \"the simplest explanation is best\". Why?",
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"It's not \"the simplest answer is best\". It's \"the simplest *sufficient* answer is the best. \"Do not multiply entities beyond necessity\" is the idea. If it is necessary for the answer to be more complex in order to be complete, then that's fine. Just don't make it more complicate *than it needs to be*.": 0.0,
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"one of the more famous examples, often used in medical stuff is \"if you hear hooves, don't think zebras.\" So let's say you're in Kansas and suddenly you hear what appears to be a stampede of animals coming towards you. Now, being an inquisitive type of person you start wondering what kind of animal it is. Now, it could be a bunch of horses. You do know theres a horse farm in the area and the owner is kind of old and isn't keeping up on the fence. *or* maybe it's zebras. But you're in Kansas and there aren't a lot of zebras around. But maybe there is a shipment of zebras getting sent from one zoo over on the east coast to another one over on the west coast. Of course, for travel time it's probably likely that they'd try and fly them if they had a plane that could, but maybe they couldn't get one so they put them on a train. but there isn't a train stop anywhere nearby, so that means the zebras would have been jumping off the train at full speed which is just crazy, so the train must have derailed. Of course that would probably have killed the zebras so the car in front of the zebras must have been carrying down pillows and they all spilled out ahead of the zebras and then the zebras got thrown into the pillows and now they're running away from the train wreck. Or, it's just horses from Old Man Johnson's horse farm. the simple answer that explains everything is more likely to be right than the very complicated one. EDIT: Multiple people have told me that there is at least one good sized zebra farm in Kansas, though so far it seems the zebras haven't escaped so it's probably still horses.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why is Occam's Razor a thing? I see it used a lot on Reddit. I've done some looking around but I must not be fully comprehending what it means and entails. What I'm getting is that \"the simplest explanation is best\". Why?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is it legal for my mom to take all my money? F19 disabled, TEXAS hello, ill keep this short but give as much info as i can. I am disabled, i have high functioning autism, although i can not work due to childhood abuse (amplifying my two other reasons) + no social skills + cant function with strangers. i make $631 a month from social security i make 461 from social security retirement (my father) and 170 (social security disability) My mother is my payee. She always has been, she charges me rent, thats reasonable as i am an adult. But she charges me $624 in rent + bills. Knowing im left with $7. I'm struggling to survive and am at a loss of what to do. She could care less. It was a \"oh well too bad you're an adult\" when i tried to beg her to lower my rent and have mercy on me. Is this legal? If so is there anything i can do on social securities end? I can't live this way. I have called and they informed me they put in a request for me but nothing ever happened from then on. I live off food stamps as well, thats the only thing i can say keeps me afloat, but i go hungry 7-10 days waiting for my next amount. If i had adequate social security benefits i wouldn't starve or live in fear. Any advice or help is appreciated.",
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"Are you sure she does not have guardianship? The benefits you listed are uncommon for a 19-year-old to receive and if you didn't apply, someone did for you. If you were a disabled child her legal obligation to support you continues indefinitely. If she is your abuser she is not going to let you save up and move out. $1100/month is not a lot and it's going to be your income for a while. Working could jeopardize your social security. You shouldn't try to work until you understand how that will effect your income. I'd recommend contacting Disability Rights Texas. https://www.disabilityrightstx.org/en/home/ There are also legal aid organizations in your area that can confirm whether she has legal guardianship. If she does that is something you must challenge before you cam be independent.": 0.0,
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"Not a lawyer and not in Texas, but I work at an agency that serves adults with disabilities. OP, this is considered financial abuse. What your mom is doing is not allowed. Anyone that you interact with as disability support for you is a mandated reporter. So if you have a case manager, any in-home therapies, a day program, a doctor you trust, etc. you can talk to any of those people. Tell them that your mother is financially abusing you and gives you only $7 a month, that you don\u2019t have enough to eat as a result, and that you need help. They can help you get a case started with Adult Protective Services, and this is what APS is for.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it legal for my mom to take all my money? F19 disabled, TEXAS hello, ill keep this short but give as much info as i can. I am disabled, i have high functioning autism, although i can not work due to childhood abuse (amplifying my two other reasons) + no social skills + cant function with strangers. i make $631 a month from social security i make 461 from social security retirement (my father) and 170 (social security disability) My mother is my payee. She always has been, she charges me rent, thats reasonable as i am an adult. But she charges me $624 in rent + bills. Knowing im left with $7. I'm struggling to survive and am at a loss of what to do. She could care less. It was a \"oh well too bad you're an adult\" when i tried to beg her to lower my rent and have mercy on me. Is this legal? If so is there anything i can do on social securities end? I can't live this way. I have called and they informed me they put in a request for me but nothing ever happened from then on. I live off food stamps as well, thats the only thing i can say keeps me afloat, but i go hungry 7-10 days waiting for my next amount. If i had adequate social security benefits i wouldn't starve or live in fear. Any advice or help is appreciated.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Sports Movies] What happens if the team winning at half time also gets a motivational speech equal in quality to that of the losing team? Is the losing team screwed or do speeches only work if you are losing?",
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"Preposterous. See the other team isn't playing with *heart*, they just want to *win*. A motivational half-time speech won't lift their spirits and give them the emotional support to believe in themselves. But the losing team, see they're playing for the *love of the game* and they just need to be reminded of that.": 0.0,
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"The team that was losing at half time comes back from a big deficit to make it a close game, but ultimately falls short. Then they will reflect on how even though they lost, they came farther than anyone expected to and earned people's respect. Could possibly include them \"winning\" off the field in some way. Classic example of this is Coach Carter.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Sports Movies] What happens if the team winning at half time also gets a motivational speech equal in quality to that of the losing team? Is the losing team screwed or do speeches only work if you are losing?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How come in plenty of markets, it seems like we always end up with a handful of major players, but for cars, you still have dozens of brands from many countries that compete against each other?",
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"There are plenty of markets with wide competition. Cell phones, for example. People talk about Android vs iPhone vs Windows vs Blackberry, but both Android and Windows (especially Android) have multiple manufacturers competing with each other. Motorola, LG, Samsung, Lumia, ZTE, and more. Computers work the same way, with \"PC\" encompassing dozens of manufacturers from Dell to HP to Alienware In fact, I can think of more industries that have a lot of competition than ones with only a little.": 0.0,
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"Excluding specialty and high-end companies, there aren't really dozens of independent car brands. Most of them are owned by a few large conglomerates. Volkswagen, GM, and FCA all own 10 or more brands. And there are a lot of other partial ownerships. FCA owns 90% of Ferrari. Nissan owns 34% of Mitsubishi and Renault owns 43% of Nissan.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How come in plenty of markets, it seems like we always end up with a handful of major players, but for cars, you still have dozens of brands from many countries that compete against each other?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "In-laws want me to delay roasting turkey until Saturday. Advice please! Hi! My in-laws just called asking if I can delay Thanksgiving until Saturday because a bunch of family members are sick \ud83e\udd75 I\u2019m not sure if it\u2019s possible for the turkey to last this long and need advice \ud83e\udd37\u200d\u2640\ufe0f I bought a fresh 19.5 lbs turkey on Monday and followed the recipe for this apple cider brine. It says to brine for 2-3 days so I was planning on pulling it out today to sit/dry overnight in the fridge. Do people suggest I leave it in the brine for the extra 2 days? Or remove it from the brine and keep it in the fridge the extra 2 days? Or should I try freezing it for a day (I have a small chest freezer)? Or do I say screw it & roast the massive beast tomorrow for just my husband & toddler? \ud83e\udd2a Help please! \ud83d\ude4f",
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"I have roasted turkey the day before Thanksgiving for the past 15 years. My family is spread out, and everyone wants me to make the turkey no matter who is hosting, so I know your turkey will be just fine if you roast it tomorrow as planned! Make stock from the turkey carcass after you\u2019ve carved off the meat, and reserve that for Saturday. Refrigerate the turkey ( you can even freeze it!) and when you heat it in a roasting pan on Saturday, pour a generous amount of stock over the meat. Use the rest of the stock to make gravy, and heat up your sides. Seriously, it\u2019s SO MUCH LESS STRESS to have the turkey cooked before the actual feast day!": 0.0,
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"I\u2019d roast it as planned. Then just warm slices on Saturday. Also, what the person said about avoiding sick people.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIn-laws want me to delay roasting turkey until Saturday. Advice please! Hi! My in-laws just called asking if I can delay Thanksgiving until Saturday because a bunch of family members are sick \ud83e\udd75 I\u2019m not sure if it\u2019s possible for the turkey to last this long and need advice \ud83e\udd37\u200d\u2640\ufe0f I bought a fresh 19.5 lbs turkey on Monday and followed the recipe for this apple cider brine. It says to brine for 2-3 days so I was planning on pulling it out today to sit/dry overnight in the fridge. Do people suggest I leave it in the brine for the extra 2 days? Or remove it from the brine and keep it in the fridge the extra 2 days? Or should I try freezing it for a day (I have a small chest freezer)? Or do I say screw it & roast the massive beast tomorrow for just my husband & toddler? \ud83e\udd2a Help please! \ud83d\ude4f\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "What's the deal with kosher salt in American recipes? Why does the salt have to be kosher? You don't mention kosher pepper, kosher flour, kosher vegetable oil etc. What's the deal? Does a rabbi bless it or something?",
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"While we're here talking about kosher salt, I was wondering if someone could do me a massive favour. Some American recipes give volume amounts of kosher salt like this recipe from BA. They give 5 tsp of Diamond Crystal brand, or 1 tbsp of Morton brand. This is useless for me as someone who doesn't have access to kosher salt. I know it won't make a massive difference, but it would be nice to know. Could someone weigh like a tablespoon of either brand and tell me how much it weighs, just so I can compare it to my salt? Edit: Thanks. I've had lots of answers with quite a bit of variation (that's why weight is better than cups and spoons). The general consensus seems to be that Morton weighs about 1.05 times its volume (with grams and millilitres). So a tbsp (15ml) is about 15.75g although I've had weights as low as 14g and as high as 17.5g. Fewer people had diamond crystal but it seems to be about 0.75 times its volume. So a tbsp is like 11.5g. But some people said 9g so who knows? Conclusion: weigh things! (If you're baking and want to be precise)": 0.0,
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"My understanding is that the salt was used for \"koshering meat\" (pulling out the blood, Leviticus 7:26). It's not actually manufactured under any religious guidelines, and is really just a flaked salt without iodine.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat's the deal with kosher salt in American recipes? Why does the salt have to be kosher? You don't mention kosher pepper, kosher flour, kosher vegetable oil etc. What's the deal? Does a rabbi bless it or something?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[X-Men] Does Kitty Pride phase while sitting on the toilet letting her poop drop so she doesn't have to wipe? Would she be able to if she wanted?",
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"This begs the question: can Kitty Pride phase in such a way that her internal organs would fall out of her body? What if she could phase out her poop, but the difference between phasing out her poop and phasing out her intestines is just a momentary distraction? The way I see it, the minor convenience of not having to wipe is not worth the risk of such a grotesque suicide. If she really doesn't want to wipe, she could just buy one of them bidet attachments, like the TUSHY, which I hear advertised on some of my favorite podcasts. $80 for a TUSHY or possible self-disembowelment: I think the choice is obvious.": 0.0,
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"Meggan asked Kitty Pryde a question along these lines while carrying her on a long flight across the Atlantic when they were in the UK-based hero group Excalibur. Kitty's response was \"Ewww, gross!\" So while it's probably possible it doesn't sound like something she does willingly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[X-Men] Does Kitty Pride phase while sitting on the toilet letting her poop drop so she doesn't have to wipe? Would she be able to if she wanted?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "It is seen with certain cave-dwelling species like salamanders, lizards, and even mammals that evolved to have blindness due to the lack of light in the environment. Why do fish on the deep ocean floor still have functioning eyes when their environment has no light to begin with?",
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"1. But there is light: bioluminescence. It may be faint and far between, but it\u2019s there. 2. Evolution occurs over long time periods. Some species may have only \u201crecently\u201d began to adapt to that environment, and not fully lost strictures of sight yet. 3. Some species spend time at different depths, thus use sight some of the time.": 0.0,
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"Several things: first, many large eyed deep sea fish are actually midwater fish. They migrate toward the surface at night to feed and have some dim lighting deep in the ocean during the day, so eyes are still useful for seeing in a way they aren't in pitch darkness. The really deep abysmal fish sometimes do have tiny eyes. Second, biolumenescence is common in the ocean and rare in caves. It's useful to have eyes to see it. But why is this the case? The huge difference between the ocean and subterranean habitats is that the ocean is a massive open space while most subterranean habitats are networks of tiny, twisting channels (open caves are rare). Even in the lightless deep ocean, something making a flash of light can be seen from a long way away through the clear water. But underground, you can't see through rock so biolumenescese isn't as useful. So few things make it and few have reason to look for it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIt is seen with certain cave-dwelling species like salamanders, lizards, and even mammals that evolved to have blindness due to the lack of light in the environment. Why do fish on the deep ocean floor still have functioning eyes when their environment has no light to begin with?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How do drones in drone shows manage to calibrate their positions so precisely? Surely they can't be using GPS for positions just a few feet apart. Also, how quickly can they respond to wind and such?",
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"Sub centimetre resolution positioning systems, with base stations providing a local reference locating beacon": 0.0,
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"At least some of them use real time kinematic GPS. This involves having one or more base stations no the ground that provide much more precise and faster positioning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time\\_kinematic\\_positioning": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How do drones in drone shows manage to calibrate their positions so precisely? Surely they can't be using GPS for positions just a few feet apart. Also, how quickly can they respond to wind and such?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Do I need to stabilize my whipping cream if I'm a chocolate mousse? I always stabilize my whipping cream when working with it. I want to make an eggless chocolate mousse. It will be my first time making and any tips are welcome :)",
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"Nope. You can make a chocolate mousse with just chocolate and whipped cream.": 0.0,
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"It doesn't matter if you're a person or a chocolate mousse, you don't need to stabilize the whip cream. It does help, however, if you plan to make in advance. Pure whip cream and chocolate will start to split in the fridge after a day or so -- you'll see it get more 'wet'. Make it, chill it, eat it, you'll be fine.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo I need to stabilize my whipping cream if I'm a chocolate mousse? I always stabilize my whipping cream when working with it. I want to make an eggless chocolate mousse. It will be my first time making and any tips are welcome :)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I\u2019ve just bought a live 1kg lobster to cook tonight. Is resting it in the freezer the best way to put him to \u2018sleep\u2019 before boiling? Also, how long would I boil it for?",
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"I have never heard of putting a lobster in the freezer before hand. I was taught 3 different ways in school. 1 Knife through the head like others have suggested. 2 Grab the head in one hand and the upper tail in the other and give it a quick twist and pull to rip in half. Or just toss into boiling water. Where I currently work we just put directly into the steamer.": 0.0,
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"Cognitive dissonance strong with this thread. Yes, ripping a lobster in half sounds brutal but it\u2019s the only way to sever all the nerve connections as quickly as possible. First of all, the \u201cbrain\u201d you\u2019re referring to is a large clump of ganglia. Their nervous system is not centralized. If you\u2019ve pierced behind the head you\u2019ve managed to make the lobster die a slow and painful death with a pierced heart and nervous clump while all you\u2019ve accomplished is making you feel good about yourself. Every Michelin starred chef I\u2019ve worked for agrees that grabbing the torso and tail with a dish towel and twisted fast and hard is the quickest way to instantly kill a lobster. But wanna hear a secret? They don\u2019t really care about the feelings of overpriced sea bugs and will prepare them according to what\u2019s best for the recipe. I mean how can we baby sand cockroaches when we eat factory farmed meat...": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI\u2019ve just bought a live 1kg lobster to cook tonight. Is resting it in the freezer the best way to put him to \u2018sleep\u2019 before boiling? Also, how long would I boil it for?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old Why do you sometimes get a high pitches sound in one of your ears that usually lasts a few seconds?",
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"When I was a kid my mom told me that it was because someone was talking about me. If the sound was on my right ear it was something good being said about me and if it was on the left ear it was something bad. I believed it for so long": 0.0,
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"I've posted this on a similar question before: Hi! I'm an audiologist, someone who specializes in hearing and balance. This phenomenon is known as transient ear noise. It's completely normal and can happen to anyone. It may last several seconds, possibly up to a minute. There's lots of theories about why this happens, but it could be due to caffeine use, head position, tension, etc. It can also happen for no reason at all. They're typically harmless occurrences and don't mean damage is occuring to the hearing system. There's no evidence to connect the events with hearing loss or more serious tinnitus (ringing in the ear).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old Why do you sometimes get a high pitches sound in one of your ears that usually lasts a few seconds?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Should I be worried about not getting a job as a fresh graduate right now?",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Nah no need to stress. I got my first interview 6-8 months after graduating college. The point is to keep applying to as many jobs as you can. This phrase is overused but it really is a volume game. However, don\u2019t just sit idle at home waiting for an interview. Applying to jobs takes a small portion of your day if you spread it out over the week. In your free time at home, learn a new skill like a new coding language or study for the GRE/GMAT (if you are interested in grad school), or anything really that can help your career in the short/long run. The options are endless. I made the mistake of just moping around the first couple months bc I couldn\u2019t find a job but I found that if I kept myself busy with something and was actively learning, the stress was easier to handle and I actually felt better about myself and what I was doing. Everything comes in time but you still gotta put in the work. You got this!": 0.0,
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"This is tagged NSFW. Is there something else you would like to share with the class?": 1.0
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"post_content": "My wife is CONVINCED that plastic wrap touching food, especially when heated is dangerous and releases potentially harmful chemicals into food. How right/wrong is she?",
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"I don't think this has been adequately studied. This study states that most plastic products release estrogenic chemicals and also says \"t]his leaching of monomers and additives from a plastic item into its contents is often accelerated if the product is exposed to common-use stresses such as ultraviolet (UV) radiation in sunlight, microwave radiation, and/or moist heat via boiling or dishwashing.\" [This other study is more relevant to your question. Researchers specifically studied the \"[e]ffect of microwave heating on the migration of dioctyladipate and acetyltributylcitrate plasticizers from food-grade PVC and PVDC/PVC films (like Saran Wrap) into olive oil and water.\" They did observe migration and \"proposed that PVC should not be used in direct contact with food in the microwave oven, while Saran may be used with caution in microwave heating and reheating applications, avoiding its direct contact with high fat foodstuffs.\"": 0.0,
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"I melt plastics for a living (prototype engineering and 3d printing), so I'm quite concerned with leaching into the air normally; but leaching into food presents another interesting problem that's related enough to matter. If it's sold in most stores, chances are what you're getting is perfectly safe and would cause less health damage to you than breathing the outside air in an average city. Overall immediate impact would be nearly zero and long term impact would be negligible, if not zero. That said, due to the very real concerns in some hard plastics that are quite common in containers, I only microwave in glass, ceramic, and high density composites specifically created to withstand heat. Honestly 99% of what I microwave is in ceramic and glass. If you're worried, don't put plastics in the microwave. For further analysis, see exactly what's in the plastic wrap you have on hand and check the EWG studies for those chemicals / materials. www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/microwaving-food-in-plastic-dangerous-or-not Harvard mimics my thinking and says \"if worried don't use it\" essentially, but the hard numbers from chemical studies say if it's sold for food use, it has 100-1000 times less of the chemicals than are harmful to lab mammals. Of course, that again doesn't mean zero. Exercise research, then caution. :)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy wife is CONVINCED that plastic wrap touching food, especially when heated is dangerous and releases potentially harmful chemicals into food. How right/wrong is she?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My (48F) mother died from a reaction to liquid gold injections in 1982 aged 29. I've recently been diagnosed with the same disease, Ankylosing Spondylitis. How are today's DMards similar and/or different from liquid gold? I'm afraid but need to treat this debilitating, disfiguring disease. Obviously, losing my mom at age 11 has left some scars on my mind. I want to better understand what went so catastrophically wrong with my mom's treatment. I was diagnosed with AS recently and am seriously considering taking some sort of biologic. Given my family's experience, most of them are against me taking something with risky side effects. I must balance their concerns against the hope that I might be able to live with less pain. I could really use some advice.",
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"Pretty sure that therapy consists of agents like methotrexate and monoclonal antibody therapy. Gold is almost unheard of now.": 0.0,
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"I live with AS, onset age 16, now 72. Please just follow your rheumatologist advice. Don\u2019t waste money and time on \u201calternative medicine\u201d, it can\u2019t affect AS. The most important thing is physical therapy, especially whilst it\u2019s developing. Let them help you \u201cfuse straight\u201d. It\u2019s auto-immune, incurable (so far, genetic engineering might change that in your lifetime!) Exercise while it\u2019s painful is difficult, but I\u2019m sure it\u2019s what kept me mobile and active until now. I have kept my hips and shoulders flexible, ribs not so much.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy (48F) mother died from a reaction to liquid gold injections in 1982 aged 29. I've recently been diagnosed with the same disease, Ankylosing Spondylitis. How are today's DMards similar and/or different from liquid gold? I'm afraid but need to treat this debilitating, disfiguring disease. Obviously, losing my mom at age 11 has left some scars on my mind. I want to better understand what went so catastrophically wrong with my mom's treatment. I was diagnosed with AS recently and am seriously considering taking some sort of biologic. Given my family's experience, most of them are against me taking something with risky side effects. I must balance their concerns against the hope that I might be able to live with less pain. I could really use some advice.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] What do you think the plot of Rogers the Musical is? Clint\u2019s daughter says they left the show halfway through, which was the Battle of New York. Do you think the show covers WWII up to Endgame?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"Im not sure the world at large knows he went back in time and stayed there?": 0.0,
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"Act I is WW2, Peggy, being frozen/unfrozen, the Battle of New York and the number we see in Hawkeye, and ends with Just enough of Winter Soldier to establish Bucky is alive Act II skips or glosses over Ultron and begins with old Peggy dying, finding Bucky, and touches on the Civil War stuff, goes on to some stuff we\u2019ve never seen during his Nomad time, and ends with the Infinity War/Endgame plot. It\u2019s a overly long, overacted, and poorly written musical that critics see as a shameless cash grab to capitalize on Steve\u2019s legacy.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] What do you think the plot of Rogers the Musical is? Clint\u2019s daughter says they left the show halfway through, which was the Battle of New York. Do you think the show covers WWII up to Endgame?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do I bake an egg on a pizza? I\u2019ve recently been experimenting with making my own pizzas at home on a pizza stone and they\u2019ve gone really well so far! Tonight I\u2019m making pizza for myself and my girlfriend and she\u2019s requested that I make her a pizza with an egg in the middle, she\u2019ll want it a little runny, which is a replication of one of her faves a carbonara pizza! However I\u2019ve not clue how bake it without killing the egg, any advice?",
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"Is it a wood-fired oven? If so the temp would be 4-600c at the pizza so you'd crack the egg in in the last 30s of cooking. If it's a household oven.... Don't know, you'll have to experiment with timings, but the concept is the same. Also try laying on thin sloces of prosciutto after it comes out of the oven, but before you slice it, or sprinkle some rocket (arugula if you're stateside) on ot before you serve it. Delish!": 0.0,
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"When it comes to home pizzas and eggs, my go to is to take the pizza out when it is close to done (1-2 minutes left), have the egg pre-cracked in a bowl to make sure you keep the yolk intact and pour it into the center. Then make sure your broiler is on if you have been using the standard bake at high heat. Keep an eye on the egg and take it out as soon as the whites set. You should be able to tell when the white sets by giving the pizza a little jiggle. The yolk should still move while the whites are almost completely firm (keep in mind it will cook a bit once you take it out, so if the whites are completely firm in the oven, you likely wont have a super runny yolk).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I bake an egg on a pizza? I\u2019ve recently been experimenting with making my own pizzas at home on a pizza stone and they\u2019ve gone really well so far! Tonight I\u2019m making pizza for myself and my girlfriend and she\u2019s requested that I make her a pizza with an egg in the middle, she\u2019ll want it a little runny, which is a replication of one of her faves a carbonara pizza! However I\u2019ve not clue how bake it without killing the egg, any advice?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If we can build an oil pipeline from Canada to Texas, why can't we build a water pipeline from the Pacific Ocean to a desalination plant in areas of the country where water is more scarce? The same could be applied to Africa or impoverished countries that have problems with safe drinking water. I thought of this from this post.",
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"Here in the Intermountain West (the driest part of the US), we get by just fine with reservoirs. It's a cheap and simple way to get water. Winter comes, snow pounds the mountains, and then it melts and we have water for the year. The only place that may have issues is Las Vegas. They're starting to stretch thin available water supplies, and are currently planning to pipe it ~150 miles from Snake Valley, which sits in mid Nevada/Utah. I know there are also plans eventually to pipe water in from Lake Powell to help the St George area of Utah (from southeast Utah to southwest Utah). Plans are also already in place to pipe in water from extreme southern Idaho to the Salt Lake valley. If the Intermountain West ever runs out of local reservoir supplies, it would be at least several decades away. Only then would there be need to pipe in desalinated water.": 0.0,
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"Pipelines are expensive. The Keystone pipeline from Alberta to Texas will literally cost billions of dollars. A company will need to be able to make a large amount of money to pay for a pipeline of similar size. An oil pipeline ships oil, which sells for over $100 per barrell. Water is not worth as much, somewhere in the range of pennies per barrell. Becasue of this, a water pipeline wouldn't be able to make enough money to pay for itself. And so, no water pipeline of any similar magnitude to Keystone will be built in our lifetimes.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: If we can build an oil pipeline from Canada to Texas, why can't we build a water pipeline from the Pacific Ocean to a desalination plant in areas of the country where water is more scarce? The same could be applied to Africa or impoverished countries that have problems with safe drinking water. I thought of this from this post.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Politicians should make the same amount of money as enlisted military members. I think it\u2019s only fair. The politicians are the ones who send out these kids to get their hands dirty. Why should they get to sit in their cush office and make these decisions, meanwhile the Marines, soldiers, sailors and airmen are out on the line, living off of scraps. I just think that being a politician should not be a high paying job. They forget what it\u2019s like to be poor. How can they relate to most people? Maybe if it didn\u2019t pay so much, more people would be involved who actually care, and actually want to make a difference. It\u2019s pretty pathetic. I would also be fine with vice versa, the military getting paid the same as them. No politician should be able to afford a Porsche.",
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"I'm somewhat inclined to agree, but one argument I've heard, and seems somewhat compelling, is that if politicians aren't paid a decent amount, then only rich people will be politicians, and that's already bad enough. Plus Congresspeople only make about $170,000, which is not rich-people money in DC. Those who are rich either have family money or get paid for speaking engagements, etc.": 0.0,
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"While this seems like a good idea on the surface, you have two major issues: - Congresspeople have to maintain two homes - one in DC and one in their home district. This is expensive. - this would put pay well below the qualifications we want for Congress. People would opt out because the pay was terrible. Both of these would cause the same effect - only the wealthy would want to / be able to afford to be in Congress. We don\u2019t want a system where only the wealthy are making our laws. Pay is already \u201clow\u201d compared to most private sector jobs - the politicians driving fancy cars didn\u2019t make their money from their salary. The people you want to stop with a law like this already don\u2019t care about the salary - you\u2019d only be harming younger, more progressive potential politicians- the very people likely to oppose unneeded military action.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Politicians should make the same amount of money as enlisted military members. I think it\u2019s only fair. The politicians are the ones who send out these kids to get their hands dirty. Why should they get to sit in their cush office and make these decisions, meanwhile the Marines, soldiers, sailors and airmen are out on the line, living off of scraps. I just think that being a politician should not be a high paying job. They forget what it\u2019s like to be poor. How can they relate to most people? Maybe if it didn\u2019t pay so much, more people would be involved who actually care, and actually want to make a difference. It\u2019s pretty pathetic. I would also be fine with vice versa, the military getting paid the same as them. No politician should be able to afford a Porsche.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If hand sanitizer kills 99.9% of germs, what stops us from using that all of the time instead of hand washing?",
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"It kills the germs, but does not carry them away. so you just now have dead germs and bacteria on you": 0.0,
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"TLDR: Hand sanitizer kills bacteria and viruses but it doesn't wash it away, so it leaves the dead and living ones on your skin. Soap and water are actually scientifically proven to be better at killing bacteria and viruses than hand sanitizer. In addition to killing bacteria and viruses soap traps dirt and fragments of the destroyed virus in tiny bubbles called micelles, which wash away in water. In tandem, some soap molecules disrupt the chemical bonds that allow bacteria, viruses and grime to stick to surfaces, lifting them off the skin. So while alcohol based hand sanitizers do kill bacteria by breaking down their exteriors, they don't do nearly as good a job at washing them away from your skin. Hand sanitizer was invented to be used only when hand washing wasn't available. But due to it's popularity and convenience people make the mistake of assuming that it's better than washing your hands, which it's not.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: If hand sanitizer kills 99.9% of germs, what stops us from using that all of the time instead of hand washing?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "My 10-year-old wants to know: \u201cIf earth was a grain of sand, how big would each atom be - basketball sized, baseball sized, grain of sand sized?\u201d He eagerly awaits :-)",
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"subreddit": "askphysics",
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"Is he asking perhaps \"if a grain of sand were the size of the earth?'": 0.0,
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"The diameter of the earth is about 10,000 km, or 10^(7) m. A grain of sand is about 0.1 mm, or 10^(-4) m. So stretching the sand grain to be the size of the Earth requires expanding it by a factor of 10^(11). Meanwhile the typical radius of an atom is 0.1 nm, so 10^(-10) m. That means that when expanded by the same factor, each atom will be 10 m in diameter - so the size of a **bus**. Almost all of this will be empty space though - the nucleus of the atom, which contains virtually ll its mass, will have a radius of 0.01 mm, ten times smaller than the original grain of sand.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askphysics that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy 10-year-old wants to know: \u201cIf earth was a grain of sand, how big would each atom be - basketball sized, baseball sized, grain of sand sized?\u201d He eagerly awaits :-)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My landlord says I have to pay the $750 fee to the furnace company to have my heat turned on for the first time. Is this legal? My two kids and I have been at this rental house for about six months and the house has central air, but the landlord said the heat is from a gas furnace, and that to get it turned on, I would have to pay a $750 fee of some kind to the electric(?) company or whatever the company is called, in order for them to turn it on for the first time. It\u2019s starting to get cold here like 39 degrees last night, and I\u2019m having to use like 9 little space heaters and it\u2019s still not keeping us comfortably warm. Plus I\u2019m sure my electric bill will be insane from the space heaters I\u2019m having to use. Anyways, is it legal for my landlord to not \u201cprovide\u201d heat without me having to pay a huge fee to get it turned on? This is in Tennessee.",
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"No, they cannot make you pay that. They must provide heating.": 0.0,
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"Does this fee not sound like the landlord\u2019s back owed bill to anyone else?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy landlord says I have to pay the $750 fee to the furnace company to have my heat turned on for the first time. Is this legal? My two kids and I have been at this rental house for about six months and the house has central air, but the landlord said the heat is from a gas furnace, and that to get it turned on, I would have to pay a $750 fee of some kind to the electric(?) company or whatever the company is called, in order for them to turn it on for the first time. It\u2019s starting to get cold here like 39 degrees last night, and I\u2019m having to use like 9 little space heaters and it\u2019s still not keeping us comfortably warm. Plus I\u2019m sure my electric bill will be insane from the space heaters I\u2019m having to use. Anyways, is it legal for my landlord to not \u201cprovide\u201d heat without me having to pay a huge fee to get it turned on? This is in Tennessee.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Since Adidas is dropping Kanye they should now release a signature Pete Davidson shoe Adidas stands to lose a ton of money by dropping the signature Yeezy shoes, and this would be the ultimate marketing stunt and I'm fairly certain many people would buy the signature Pete Davidson shoes, even just for a joke. They would demonstrate that they not only can take an ethical stand but that the company also has a sense of humor. It would also annoy the piss out of Kanye which would be a reward in itself. It would definitely make the news which would offer a ton of free advertising for the company as well. Change my mind!",
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"best_score": 1388,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"The advertising part I can\u2019t argue with simply because that would sadly be front page news. However I seriously doubt it would be a profitable move. You\u2019d have to pay Pete for using his name, then you have production costs and at the end of the day how many people are going to buy them? You\u2019ll get the people that buy them for the joke or because they want to \u201cstick it\u201d to Kanye, but really how many people are going to buy them for those reasons? How many people are going to buy them because Pete\u2019s name is attached to it? I\u2019m willing to bet that those sales numbers wouldn\u2019t look good.": 0.0,
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"Behaving very publicly like a vindictive troll isn't good for brand building (unless the brand is built on trolling and controversy). Adidas should absolutely not do this.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Since Adidas is dropping Kanye they should now release a signature Pete Davidson shoe Adidas stands to lose a ton of money by dropping the signature Yeezy shoes, and this would be the ultimate marketing stunt and I'm fairly certain many people would buy the signature Pete Davidson shoes, even just for a joke. They would demonstrate that they not only can take an ethical stand but that the company also has a sense of humor. It would also annoy the piss out of Kanye which would be a reward in itself. It would definitely make the news which would offer a ton of free advertising for the company as well. Change my mind!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Cod will not defrost Alright... I can safely say I\u2019ve never had this happen before unless it was with something like a whole Turkey. My roommate picked up some frozen cod on Saturday. Defrosted in fridge overnight into Sunday and he checks it... frozen... puts it in a bowl of cold water.. two hours later still frozen.. back in the refrigerator until the next evening when I take it out.. still frozen.. put into a bowl of cold water for about 1 hour.. still frozen.. back into the fridge overnight.. now today it\u2019s been in a cold bowl of water for almost 3 hours.. still frozen... been replacing/running water over it. I am at a complete loss for words.. it\u2019s been several days in the fridge and several hours in cold water baths. Can someone explain what the hell is going on? It\u2019s just some damn fish fillets... normally these defrost overnight or in a couple hours in some cold water.. seriously wtf is happening",
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"best_score": 294,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Is it salt cod?": 0.0,
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"It's not frozen. It's a cod that's hard as a freaking rock. Because after \"back in a fridge overnight,\" you're into either rock hard fish or Twilight Zone.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCod will not defrost Alright... I can safely say I\u2019ve never had this happen before unless it was with something like a whole Turkey. My roommate picked up some frozen cod on Saturday. Defrosted in fridge overnight into Sunday and he checks it... frozen... puts it in a bowl of cold water.. two hours later still frozen.. back in the refrigerator until the next evening when I take it out.. still frozen.. put into a bowl of cold water for about 1 hour.. still frozen.. back into the fridge overnight.. now today it\u2019s been in a cold bowl of water for almost 3 hours.. still frozen... been replacing/running water over it. I am at a complete loss for words.. it\u2019s been several days in the fridge and several hours in cold water baths. Can someone explain what the hell is going on? It\u2019s just some damn fish fillets... normally these defrost overnight or in a couple hours in some cold water.. seriously wtf is happening\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC] Why is it that whenever Superman gets into a really bad fight and his suit gets half destroyed and torn that the area from his waist down to just above his knees never receives any tears or damage? He'll be missing his shirt, cape, half a pant leg, and boots, but never that area. Why?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"His enemies tend to concentrate their attacks on his head/chest area, where the vital organs or parts are. When you're fighting a man who can withstand everything you throw at him, you're likely going to throw everything you have at his weakest looking spots. eyes, nose, mouth, underarms, ribcage, and soft underbelly. No bad guy fighting superman ever said \"you know, punching this guy in the throat didn't do anything, let's try working the calves.\"": 0.0,
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"Darksied might be the physical incarnation of tyranny and cruelty, the drive to dominate and oppress made flesh, but I guess even he's not willing to just omega sanction a man in the dick.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] Why is it that whenever Superman gets into a really bad fight and his suit gets half destroyed and torn that the area from his waist down to just above his knees never receives any tears or damage? He'll be missing his shirt, cape, half a pant leg, and boots, but never that area. Why?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is there a reason, either mechanically or hydrodynamically, that a ship couldn\u2019t have its propeller in the front, instead of behind? E.g. as a \u2018puller,\u2019 like a plane, rather than a \u2018pusher?\u2019",
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"And where would the water go that the ship is thrusting backwards to generate propulsion? You could avoid this I suppose by having a setup like a dogsled but then you have a long and sensitive propeller sticking out front.": 0.0,
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"The propeller is using Newton\u2019s third law to force the water back this propelling the ship forward. If the propeller was in the front then the the water would hit the hull as it\u2019s being accelerated and this would be counterproductive. I\u2019m sure you could build something that works it\u2019s just not the most efficient design": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a reason, either mechanically or hydrodynamically, that a ship couldn\u2019t have its propeller in the front, instead of behind? E.g. as a \u2018puller,\u2019 like a plane, rather than a \u2018pusher?\u2019\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Grew a lot of cayenne peppers in the garden this year. Is there a best way to make cayenne powder with them WITHOUT a food dehydrator? I have so many beautiful, red cayenne peppers that I\u2019d like to turn into powder. I do not own a dehydrator and not sure if I need one, seeing as I don\u2019t think I\u2019d get enough use out of it. Is there another way to get them to the point where they could be ground without them going bad?",
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"It's not quick but spread the peppers out and leave them to dry at room temperature. Initially you should carefully inspect the peppers and deal with any mold that may occur. Depending on the humidity in your home, the peppers could be mostly dry after a couple weeks. Briefly toast the dried peppers in a warm oven before grinding.": 0.0,
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"I have seen them threaded on a string and the hung up to air dry, but I have never tried this method. I have done them in a very low oven with the door cracked open a bit. They come good but are a little roasty and darker than store bought cayenne with a pleasant nutty finish.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGrew a lot of cayenne peppers in the garden this year. Is there a best way to make cayenne powder with them WITHOUT a food dehydrator? I have so many beautiful, red cayenne peppers that I\u2019d like to turn into powder. I do not own a dehydrator and not sure if I need one, seeing as I don\u2019t think I\u2019d get enough use out of it. Is there another way to get them to the point where they could be ground without them going bad?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Monsters, Inc.] What is the slogan of Monsters, Inc. after they switch to telling jokes to kids instead of scaring them? Before, their slogan was 'We scare because we care', but they don't scare anymore. What would they change it to that is just as catchy? 'We're comedic because you all need it' doesn't roll off the tongue nearly as well.",
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"best_score": 555,
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"worse_score": 14,
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"Just a fun bit of information. I played Kingdom Hearts 3 recently and Monsters Inc i a world in there. It takes place after the end of Monsters Inc. The level is the factory and at the entrance above the doors is that slogan. But they have metal scaffolding to leading up to and partially covering the \"Scare\" part of it, showing that they are working on changing it. Don't have an answer for ya but just thought that might be a cool thing to add to this thread.": 0.0,
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"\"We're building a better tomorrow, today\"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Monsters, Inc.] What is the slogan of Monsters, Inc. after they switch to telling jokes to kids instead of scaring them? Before, their slogan was 'We scare because we care', but they don't scare anymore. What would they change it to that is just as catchy? 'We're comedic because you all need it' doesn't roll off the tongue nearly as well.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Restaurant Owners: How Long After You Opened Did it Take for You to Get Some Serious Time-Off? I know this is pretty complex, and quite different for every owner. When you take into account the volume, the culinary level, the staffing and so on, some owners never get a real break. Were you able to take, say, a week off during your first year? Maybe a couple of weeks off? How long until you got a really significant vacation?",
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"best_score": 263,
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"Honestly, in my experience it comes down to planning and looking at your operation in the most sobering way possible. Can you afford to close for big holidays/ take a long weekend/ close for a week? Can your staff? Can the business? Is there management level staff that you trust and can handle daily operations? Is your business structured in such a way that the customer is always right to the point that they can dictate your hours and days of operation? Most owners create environments where they are the heart, soul, and face of a business and that can make it impossible to walk away because they never planned or structured their business to operate without them. It's the trade off between higher payroll and personal time and most opt for the lower payroll. Including myself.": 0.0,
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"We would close our small restaurant for a week every year. Our regulars would start asking a couple of months before the date \u2018 where are you going this year?\u2019 We had a few haters that would bitch-but fuck em.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nRestaurant Owners: How Long After You Opened Did it Take for You to Get Some Serious Time-Off? I know this is pretty complex, and quite different for every owner. When you take into account the volume, the culinary level, the staffing and so on, some owners never get a real break. Were you able to take, say, a week off during your first year? Maybe a couple of weeks off? How long until you got a really significant vacation?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: The fact that pharmaceutical companies would lose money if a \"wonder drug\" was discovered shows that capitalism is fundamentally not a good system to base a society on. Let's say a chemist working for a pharmaceutical company discovers a new drug/molecule that is cheap and easy to make, no side effects, and cures any illness - viral/bacterial infections, cancers, whatever. Let's say for the sake of argument that people could even make this drug themselves at home in a simple process if they only had the information. Would it not be in the company's best interest to not release this drug/information, and instead hide it from the world? Even with a patent they would lose so much money. Their goal is selling more medicines, their goal is not making people healthy. In fact, if everyone was healthy and never got sick it would be a disaster for them. In my opinion, this shows that capitalism is fundamentally flawed. How can we trust a system that discourages the medical sector from making people healthy? This argument can be applied to other fields as well, for example a privately owned prison is dependent on there being criminals, otherwise the prison would be useless and they would make no money. Therefore the prison is discouraged from taking steps towards a less criminal society, such as rehabilitating prisoners. Capitalism is not good for society because when it has to choose between what would benefit society and what would make money for the corporation, it will choose money.",
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"best_score": 522,
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"worse_score": 23,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"There are pros and cons to every system for society. One specific con does not mean that system is bad, it could still be the best system by far. Just to be clear, I'm not arguing that capitalism is fundamentally a good system, just that your one specific example doesn't show anything. It's a lot more complicated than that.": 0.0,
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"100 years ago, the main cause people died was pneumonia, TB and diarrhea. We cured those, some with a wonder drug called antibiotics. When people no longer died from those, heart conditions and cancer became the main culprit. When these will be solved, deterioration of the brain will be an issue. If your car engine can last 200,000 miles, you disregard the fact that some parts last 500,000 miles because the car will die long before these parts become an issue.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: The fact that pharmaceutical companies would lose money if a \"wonder drug\" was discovered shows that capitalism is fundamentally not a good system to base a society on. Let's say a chemist working for a pharmaceutical company discovers a new drug/molecule that is cheap and easy to make, no side effects, and cures any illness - viral/bacterial infections, cancers, whatever. Let's say for the sake of argument that people could even make this drug themselves at home in a simple process if they only had the information. Would it not be in the company's best interest to not release this drug/information, and instead hide it from the world? Even with a patent they would lose so much money. Their goal is selling more medicines, their goal is not making people healthy. In fact, if everyone was healthy and never got sick it would be a disaster for them. In my opinion, this shows that capitalism is fundamentally flawed. How can we trust a system that discourages the medical sector from making people healthy? This argument can be applied to other fields as well, for example a privately owned prison is dependent on there being criminals, otherwise the prison would be useless and they would make no money. Therefore the prison is discouraged from taking steps towards a less criminal society, such as rehabilitating prisoners. Capitalism is not good for society because when it has to choose between what would benefit society and what would make money for the corporation, it will choose money.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is there any benefit to sauteing rice in olive oil and/or butter before boiling it? Or is that just a waste of time?",
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"It reduces sticking and adds a toasty flavor that is good in some cases and doesn't work in others.": 0.0,
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"It just depends on the dish. For risotto, it\u2019s essential and you don\u2019t rinse the rice, the starch on the rice keeps it together and you keep a nose on it for the nutty change in smell before adding broth. For Persian rice you rinse and add butter to steam after parboiling. For sushi rice you don\u2019t add any oil ingredients at all and rinse thoroughly, the rice will stick by itself and the vinegar and sugar helps. For pilaf, a saut\u00e9 with butter/oil keeps it from sticking together.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there any benefit to sauteing rice in olive oil and/or butter before boiling it? Or is that just a waste of time?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do *you* negotiate salary?",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"During the interview process? When they ask for salary expectations, I reply with \"First may I ask what the salary range for this position is?\". If they refuse to answer, then I tell them that I'm not ready to give an answer either. If they give a range that meets or exceeds my expectations, I say \"yeah something towards the upper end of that range will work, assuming of course that the other package benefits are good\". If the range they give is below my expectations, I say \"Oh no, that wouldn't work for me even if it offered amazing benefits. You'd have to increase that range before we could begin to talk about salary.\" I don't give any personal info, I don't give my current salary or list a specific number for what I want. Recruiters, HR peeps, phone screeners, etc will tell you that they \"have\" to have a number to put into their questionnaire, but they don't.": 0.0,
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"I kept track of the projects I worked on for a year. I made an estimate of the increase in efficiency; I was able to get a few key things changed which actually fixed a few recurring issues, so scrap reduction, machine uptime increase, etc. I also looked at how much money my product lines made the company, and I checked out Glassdoor for salary information. I put it all together and gave it to my boss a month before my review, and during the review he said, \"oh I forgot about that, sorry, I'll get you next year\". That was February, when I hit 20 years. So you can imagine his surprise when I gave notice in July for a position that's a level above his at another company. Don't fuck with the Jedi master, son.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do *you* negotiate salary?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old- How do surgeons sew up after an operation without leaving air in the body?",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"Cardiac surgeon here. Before closing the sternal wound we install 2-4 draining tubes and connect them to vacuum system. At least 2 are used for draining blood from pericardial cavity and another 2 for draining blood AND air, if pleural cavities were opened. They are removed in 1-2 days after surgery": 0.0,
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"You're getting some good answers but also some quite weird ones - let's break it down. Tldr - there's gas in there, its not really a problem aside from sometimes causing pain, and goes away on its own pretty fast. Air within the abdomen is going to happen with any abdo surgery, and we dont really do all that much to avoid it, aside from giving it a little time to get out after a keyhole surgery before removing the access ports (like a few seconds, it doesn't take long). There will be gas left behind. Drains are normally used to remove fluid not gas (so they're generally at the bottom of the abdo where fluid would pool). Pneumoperitoneum (air in the abdominal cavity) is normal after surgery, and absorbs over a few days (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9266640/ reference for this). The main consequence is normally shoulder tip pain caused by gas irritation of the diaphragm (i had this after my c section, bloody hell it hurt, luckily doesn't last long).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old- How do surgeons sew up after an operation without leaving air in the body?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If we're supposedly training AIs to recognize cars, busses, etc. by filling in CAPTCHAs, how come we are still teaching them the same stuff as 10 years ago? Shouldn't the images have gotten harder or more sophisticated, to reflect the AIs increasing ability to recognize objects? I've been filling them out now for nearly 10 years, and they're always the same! If someone can explain to me how this can be, I'd be very grateful <3",
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"They have changed plenty. Dog, Banana, Sedan please pick the car. Then it was identify every picture with a car. Now many of them are like pick every square in this picture that contains a traffic light. We have advanced from teaching them pictures of things to teaching them how much of a picture is that thing. Also don't forget, the teaching AI is a side benefit. The primary purpose is actually keeping out bots. So even simpler ones are fine for that.": 0.0,
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"They have changed over the years. The first batch was things like which is a bus, and they would have you pick between bus and bike and cows. Then the images where the entire photo and you had to do regions that had the crosswalk but they covered multiple cells. Now there are captchas that are trying to tell the difference between similar looking objects like bus and train. And some captchas are to check the work of the ai. So you have two images that are confirmed bikes, and somewhere in the set is the one the ai thinks it's a bike. These tend to be the ones that replace one cell with a couple more one after the other till it is no longer a \"bike\" before you verify.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: If we're supposedly training AIs to recognize cars, busses, etc. by filling in CAPTCHAs, how come we are still teaching them the same stuff as 10 years ago? Shouldn't the images have gotten harder or more sophisticated, to reflect the AIs increasing ability to recognize objects? I've been filling them out now for nearly 10 years, and they're always the same! If someone can explain to me how this can be, I'd be very grateful <3\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[LOTR] How was Frodo able to freely give the One Ring to Tom Bombadil? Was there some way the ring detected that Tom doesn't care about it and would give it back so the ring let go of the addiction? Did Tom Bombadil have an aura that let Frodo know the ring would be returned to him?",
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"Frodo had barely gained the ring at that point so he wasn\u2019t as attached to it as he was at the end at Mt. Doom.": 0.0,
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"While others are correct regarding Frodo's state *in general*, it's not relevant to this question since Frodo had trouble handing the ring over to Gandalf, one of his closest friends, and was himself surprised at his willingness to give it to Tom. The thing to keep in mind is that people aren't just getting addicted to the ring; it exerts an intentional pull on their minds. The ring's intent is always to enslave whomever it needs in order to be reunited with Sauron. Part of that process leads it to pump up the juice every time the bearer is considering taking an action which would put the ring's goals in danger, such as handing it over or trying to get rid of it. Sure, people get attached over time to the point where the ring doesn't need to do much anymore (see Gollum), but that's still a big part of what's happening inside bearers' heads. Handing the ring over to Tom carried zero risk for the ring. Tom exists in a state that essentially doesn't interact with the ring; giving the ring to Tom is no different (in the ring's perceptions) than setting it on a table. The ring may not even be aware that it was placed on Tom's finger, because Tom is just not the sort of creature that the ring can interact with.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[LOTR] How was Frodo able to freely give the One Ring to Tom Bombadil? Was there some way the ring detected that Tom doesn't care about it and would give it back so the ring let go of the addiction? Did Tom Bombadil have an aura that let Frodo know the ring would be returned to him?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How are we always able to see light from the early universe? What if the photons that were emitted in the short period after the Big Bang (CBR) had all already passed this location in space? As long as the universe isn't expanding faster than the speed of light where we are, by sometime in the future shouldn't all primordial photons from everywhere that was heading in our direction have passed by us?",
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"That would be true of objects nearer to us, but the objects that we see from the early universe are just that much further, that we are just now seeing those photons. Ignoring the expasion of space to make things simpler, galaxies 13 billion light years away from Earth, would take light 13 billion years to reach us, so that the further you look into space, the further you are looking back into time. Light takes time to travel. The light from your phone screen, a foot from your face, takes 1 billionth of a second to reach your eyes. The light reflecting off the moon takes 1.2 seconds to reach your eyes. The light from the Sun takes 8 minutes to reach your eyes. Anything you look at, you are seeing it as it was, in the past, relative to you. The light from Jupiter? That was Jupiter 4 hours ago. Pluto? 9 hours ago. Alpha centauri? 4 years ago. The andromeda galaxy? 2.5 million years ago. If you want to see what a galaxy 13 billion light years away looks like today, in 2022, in our relative time frame, you'll have to wait 13 billion years, or already be at that galaxy.": 0.0,
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"The observable universe is a sphere with the Earth at the center. Every year, the sphere grows about one light year in radius and so we're constantly getting new sources of old light. It's a common misconception that the start of the universe happened in one place, but it actually happened everywhere. See this short, informative yt video to clear things up: What really happened at the Big Bang? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZdvSJyHvUU": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow are we always able to see light from the early universe? What if the photons that were emitted in the short period after the Big Bang (CBR) had all already passed this location in space? As long as the universe isn't expanding faster than the speed of light where we are, by sometime in the future shouldn't all primordial photons from everywhere that was heading in our direction have passed by us?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Bizarre, inedible, empty mussels and Google isn't helping. What's going on?? I bought some frozen black mussels from an Asian market. They were all closed when I got them, and I cooked them by steaming in white wine for about five minutes. After cooking, they only seemed to open halfway so I had to pry them the rest of the way open. But the weirdest thing is these shells were totally lacking the \"body\" of the mussel! They only seemed to contain the outer rim and some little edge bits. All of them are like this. I've linked pictures. Instead of the body of the mussel there's only a thin outer membrane. If I tear the membrane there's nothing behind it. They smell like mussels, but if I try and eat the bits that are there, they taste off. The texture is bad and the taste is not rotten, but sort of diluted and stale. It's inedible. So what happened? I can't find any info googling. Were they harvested at the wrong time? Were they diseased? How do I avoid getting mussels like this again?",
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"never seen that but i live on a coast. were they severely discounted? they look like nothing. i'd have taken them back and at least let them know. refund aside (but they'd probably *ask* to *give you one*) at least let them know.": 0.0,
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"Looks to me like the mussels were starved before freezing. That's a mussel, it's just a real skinny one. They don't have a lot of anatomy. Mishandling by whoever raised/harvested them I would guess.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBizarre, inedible, empty mussels and Google isn't helping. What's going on?? I bought some frozen black mussels from an Asian market. They were all closed when I got them, and I cooked them by steaming in white wine for about five minutes. After cooking, they only seemed to open halfway so I had to pry them the rest of the way open. But the weirdest thing is these shells were totally lacking the \"body\" of the mussel! They only seemed to contain the outer rim and some little edge bits. All of them are like this. I've linked pictures. Instead of the body of the mussel there's only a thin outer membrane. If I tear the membrane there's nothing behind it. They smell like mussels, but if I try and eat the bits that are there, they taste off. The texture is bad and the taste is not rotten, but sort of diluted and stale. It's inedible. So what happened? I can't find any info googling. Were they harvested at the wrong time? Were they diseased? How do I avoid getting mussels like this again?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Church revenue should not be tax exempt. Churches (especially in the Southern US) are very large and have a very consistent income. I personally was raised LDS/mormon so I will be using numbers based off that specific church, though the numbers are still comparable with other religions. l was told my entire life that I was to give 10% of my pretax pay to the church. The church has 16.3 million members worldwide and 6.68 million members in the U.S. The average household income in the U.S. is $46,800 meaning that on average each family is giving $4,680 annually in tithing. The average American household consists of 3.14 people. Meaning there are around 2,127,388 active LDS families. So on average the church is receiving $9,956,175,840 completely tax free.",
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"Churches are 501(c)(3) organizations. That means they have tax exemptions. It also means that they are restricted from intervening in political campaigns. Edit: if churches lost that taxlessness, they would have no incentive not say that god has given <repulsive candidate> his blessing and that all righteous people would vote for him. Then spend all those church dollars on facilitating that. They already do enough damage while being prevented from direct political action. What actually needs to happen is actual enforcement of the laws that 501c3 orgs are supposed to follow. In order to qualify for that exemption.": 0.0,
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"Do you think all nonprofit organizations should also have to pay taxes? And if we can\u2019t tax their profits (as they have none) what part of their transactions do we tax? Overall value? Donations or fees received?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Church revenue should not be tax exempt. Churches (especially in the Southern US) are very large and have a very consistent income. I personally was raised LDS/mormon so I will be using numbers based off that specific church, though the numbers are still comparable with other religions. l was told my entire life that I was to give 10% of my pretax pay to the church. The church has 16.3 million members worldwide and 6.68 million members in the U.S. The average household income in the U.S. is $46,800 meaning that on average each family is giving $4,680 annually in tithing. The average American household consists of 3.14 people. Meaning there are around 2,127,388 active LDS families. So on average the church is receiving $9,956,175,840 completely tax free.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Cyberpunk 2077] Are there any not-for-profit humanitarian or charity organizations around? Why don't we hear more about such causes in a world so rife with poverty and crime?",
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"They do exist, CityMed is one and if you dig around the various books, you'll find others. They simply aren't successful. The MegaCorps will allow them to exist as long as they are useful or small enough to not be an issue. The moment they start to be big enough to actually get in the way of profits (and a lot of the suffering in Cyberpunk is directly caused by Corpos) the charities are either bought or crushed.": 0.0,
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"They're a high functioning Corpocracy. Non profit corps don't really make sense in such a system.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Cyberpunk 2077] Are there any not-for-profit humanitarian or charity organizations around? Why don't we hear more about such causes in a world so rife with poverty and crime?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How To Quickly Dry One Chicken Breast I have a roommate with sensory issues such that she gets sick consuming any hot liquids. This unfortunately includes chicken juice. When group cooking, we've had to sacrifice juicy chicken, instead keeping it in the oven until 175-185 degrees internal. So far we've been doing this for all our chicken because it's a hassle to pull out one or two breasts while the last one keeps roasting another 10 min and trying to time all this with the sides. Possible, yes. Just annoying. Does anyone know of a simple quick way (<10 min) to overcook/dry out a single chicken breast? Would the microwave work?",
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"Can I just say you\u2019re an angel? I cook for myself but I\u2019ve always wished someone would be okay with my \u201cI eat dried out meats\u201d thing. I actively hide it as much as I can because it bothers people and I cook regular, moist, juicy meat for everyone else. Rare steaks, all that. I find grilling to be an easy way to dry out meat. Especially if it\u2019s done the day before or someone accidentally burns a piece. I volunteer to eat it :) it\u2019s secretly my sensory heaven. I would put hers in the oven before yours if you still want to cook it at the same time. Also agree with butterflying. Could finish it on the stove top too. Or pre-cook a few for her and throw in the freezer (just normal roasted) and then put her frozen chicken in with yours while it cooks. It\u2019ll be dry by the time everyone else\u2019s is done": 0.0,
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"Butterfly one breast for her and cook it the same amount of time as the rest. Since it's thinner it will overcook.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow To Quickly Dry One Chicken Breast I have a roommate with sensory issues such that she gets sick consuming any hot liquids. This unfortunately includes chicken juice. When group cooking, we've had to sacrifice juicy chicken, instead keeping it in the oven until 175-185 degrees internal. So far we've been doing this for all our chicken because it's a hassle to pull out one or two breasts while the last one keeps roasting another 10 min and trying to time all this with the sides. Possible, yes. Just annoying. Does anyone know of a simple quick way (<10 min) to overcook/dry out a single chicken breast? Would the microwave work?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[James Bond] Who are the poorest and richest villains in the series? Not counting henchmen, just the main bad guy of each movie in the series.",
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"I feel like Blofeld would be the richest. Most villains have a localized criminal/legitimate empire. SPECTRE's reach extends around the globe. And while most villians have a cool secret lair, Blofeld has countless such lairs. He can afford assassin after assassin, countless body doubles, and keep going even after Bond foils his scheme.": 0.0,
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"Just eyeballing it, I'd put the richest as Hugo Drax from Moonraker and the poorest as Francisco Scaramanga from The Man with the Golden Gun. Richest is highly debatable; most of Bond's opponents tend to be extremely well heeled. In Drax's argument, he is loaded up enough to literally buy the Eiffel Tower (even if he can't get an export permit), and can run two privately owned space programs at the same time (the public facing Drax Industries contributions to both NASA and the ESA, and the hidden arm responsible for the logistics behind Project Moonraker, which accomplished feats of space engineering sufficient to match the height of NASA's Apollo days, all without anyone noticing), which would require a psychotic amount of cash on hand to perform, with the need for secrecy in many elements further ratcheting up the expense. Scaramanga isn't poor by any standard means, but in contrast to many antagonists in the Bond franchise he's a lone wolf. It's just him paying his bills via murder, with a limited staff and an island hideout, in contrast to globe-spanning criminal conspiracies, rogue government outfits, and crooked businesses, all with much larger footprints and more diverse income streams. That would have changed had he won his duel with Bond and properly capitalized on his theft of the Solex device, but 'would have' doesn't pay the tab at the casino. Edit: As others have pointed out (and somewhat ironically, given my original ending line) LeChiffre from Casino Royale actually ends up with a negative net worth during the course of the film, having gambled with other people's money on a short-sell scheme that backfired due to Bond's intervention.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Where to get whole vanilla beans? Can they be grown in Texas? Are they much better than the McCormick's you get at the supermarket? I've long been a big fan of Ina, she's my spirit animal. I've seen her video on making your own vanilla extract, and I would like to both try making my own using her method, as well as incorporate the seeds/specks into my desserts. Where on Earth can I get \u201dgood\u201d vanilla, like she asks? How long can it keep for?",
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"Vanilla is an orchid that requires very specific conditions to grow properly. They get to be around 15' tall and have to be hand pollinated as the bee species that did this is now extinct. There are folks that grow them in greenhouses but it usually isn't worth the effort. You can usually find the beans at grocery stores. I've gotten them from Penzey's and they taste great.": 0.0,
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"Vanilla beans are vanilla pods which are the fruit of the mature vanilla orchid, *Vanilla planifolia*. They are a native tropical plant. Their preferred temperature range is 60-70\u00baF at night, 80-95\u00baF during the day. They require humidity and air circulation, and will not tolerate frost. You could grow them in Texas, but you will need a climate controlled setup like a greenhouse or conservatory. You could expect it to take 3+ years from starting the plant off from cuttings, to the plant producing flowers. Successfully growing the orchid does not guarantee they will produce fruit. Orchid flowers must be hand-pollinated, and unpollinated or unsuccessfully pollinated flowers will be dropped by the plant within one day. Once pollinated it takes 9-10 months for vanilla pods to be ready for harvest. Pods harvested early do not contain a sufficiently high amount of vanillin, the flavour/aroma compound. Once harvested pods are then cured to prepare them for sale and use. It is possible that someone is growing them in Texas, but factoring in the cost of production and labour, it's unlikiely that Texas-grown beans would be cheaper than imports from Madagascar or Tahiti where they are grown in their native climate. Madagascar supplies >80% of the world's vanilla. Vanilla is very expensive worldwide at the moment because of cyclone damage to the growing region in Madagascar, combined with increased global demand and market speculation. Cyclone Enawo hit Madagascar in March 2017, and vanilla orchids take 3-4 years to be ready for harvest, so you might expect the price of vanilla to drop in 2020-2021, unless other factors come into play.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhere to get whole vanilla beans? Can they be grown in Texas? Are they much better than the McCormick's you get at the supermarket? I've long been a big fan of Ina, she's my spirit animal. I've seen her video on making your own vanilla extract, and I would like to both try making my own using her method, as well as incorporate the seeds/specks into my desserts. Where on Earth can I get \u201dgood\u201d vanilla, like she asks? How long can it keep for?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5: how do aimbots work in games like call of duty and counter strike?",
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"Most people here are talking about the old method. You inject code into the game which makes it snap to objects in the game, specifically player objects. This is detectable since you are installing software and the movement of the mouse is impossible by a human. With the speed of CPUs and the power of networking now, there is a new breed of aimbot which runs on a 2nd computer. You run a video feed out of your machine into the 2nd PC. You use a program to do neural net learning to train the other what is a target vs not and how to aim. You then run an output from that CPU via USB into your gaming PC as a USB device which send mouse inputs. This makes it look like nothing more than mouse input. Since the CPU is responding realtime to what it sees, your movements + the other CPU's movements work in unison, like you have a magnet always pulling your mouse to specific locations, but since it isn't using objects like injection does, it will not snap through walls. When the 2nd CPU 'sees' what would appear to be a valid target, then the CPU sends the mouse movements which are mixed with your for a very organic mouse movement. Its some slick controls system shit there.": 0.0,
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"Basically as you play your computer constantly is rendering your game to you based on the server. It\u2019s being told specific instructions, some of which include the location of enemy players bodies, so that your computer can then render them in your game. So it\u2019s very easy for a 3rd party program to read this stream of information, pick up where the players heads are, and direct the mouse to it.": 1.0
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"post_content": "If island chains like Hawai'i were formed by the continuous movement of a plate over a magma plume in the mantle, why do they take the form of separate islands rather than a continuous ridge?",
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"I saw a great video explaining it. You know that stereotypical steam train where there's little puffs coming out at regular intervals? That's what it's like with Hawaii, except the steam is magma. So the plates move while the magma gives little puffs making a really long chain of islands that actually goes all the way to Kamchatka. These little islands formed on \"hot spots\". So you get a poof on the hot spot, an island forms, plate moves, hot spot gets hot again, poofs, and it keeps moving in a chain like that. Like a conveyor belt. Edit: found the video. Sorry there's an ad. http://www.history.com/topics/us-states/hawaii/videos/how-was-hawaii-formed": 0.0,
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"To form a continuous line, you would have to assume that magma plumbing is continuous; that is that you apply magma at the base of the crust at position x and it comes out at y above, apply at x+1 and it will come out at y+1. That is not the case. Magma plumbing is highly discontinuous; magma will preferentially propagate along fractures and pre-existing weaknesses in a system. A pool of magma accumulating at the base of the crust will tend to propagate along the same route it first successfully found. That route will be used until the low-level magma suipply is cut off. At this point a new low level accumulation will form, until it too finds itself a new plumbing route. Consider too that the ocean floor is cut by numerous large faults which cut through pretty much the entire plate - these and their related structures can form preferentially weak loci for magma injection. The vast majority of magma never even makes it out to the surface - most is simply crystallised at depth in magma chambers which dead-end several kilometres below the surface, or are injected as dykes or sills within the host strata. It's a bit like considering the population living around a city, and thinking that you should be able to draw a straight line from their house to the centre, and that will be their route in, resulting in a perfectly radial distribution of travel. In reality, they move along main arterial roads because that is the *easiest* route, rather than climbing over fences, walking through other peoples houses, and navigating the *shortest* route.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf island chains like Hawai'i were formed by the continuous movement of a plate over a magma plume in the mantle, why do they take the form of separate islands rather than a continuous ridge?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: With sharp increases to the price of goods and services, where's all this extra money I'm spending going? Don't try to tell me my wages are sharply increasing either, because they're not! Nor are my friends, family, or neighbors.",
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"Its not going anywhere really, all prices have gone up. The store that buy the stuff they sell they have to pay more, the people they buy them from have to pay more. Lets take a single apple as an example: the person that grows this apple has increased costs, rent, water, tools and machinery costs him more money, the truck that drives it to the store also costs more money because gas costs more, and now when you buy it in the store it costs more money.": 0.0,
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"I work for a FTSE 100 and the extra money is going to pay for 2 things: utilities and materials. In food there were multiple harvest failures and/or lower yielding harvest which has increased the scarcity of raw materials. Utilities for consumers has risen fourfold in the UK and so have those costs on the production line that runs 24 hours to produce consumer goods. Businesses are unwilling to decrease their dividend or profits significantly so the cost of the goods rise to support this. Logistics costs will also rise the next time contracts are due.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: With sharp increases to the price of goods and services, where's all this extra money I'm spending going? Don't try to tell me my wages are sharply increasing either, because they're not! Nor are my friends, family, or neighbors.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How does sending mail internationally work when countries have different writing systems? For example, if someone were to send a letter from Poland to Saudi Arabia, would the name and address be written with the Latin alphabet or in Arabic?",
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"Many countries have a pact with the Universal Postal Union, which the country of origin will receive the fees for shipping and the receiving country will absorb the costs to get a letter/package delivered. UPI also helps other countries and businesses to see how addresses are formated (for example Hong Kong does not have postal codes, but China does, so for many systems, Hong Kong is treated as its own country). For my job, I use UPI frequently as our system is a legacy system and I have to modify the intent of a field (e.g., add the Mexican/Canadian/Australian state/province after the city instead of in its own field). Honestly, the trickiest ones are mostly Asian countries and the UK as they crame so much stuff on multiple (usually 3) lines. Our legacy system only has 2 lines and forget it if you try to add the business name.": 0.0,
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"You can address a parcel going anywhere in Latin characters. Past that, the country code / postal code / street address in nearly any order will eventually get it to where it needs to go. This is managed by the Universal Postal Union: http://www.upu.int/en.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Postal_Union Mail gets to its destination a bit faster if you format the address as expected by the arrival country, but honestly, as long as all the necessary information is there, it will find a way. /been shipping small packages internationally for 10+ years": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How does sending mail internationally work when countries have different writing systems? For example, if someone were to send a letter from Poland to Saudi Arabia, would the name and address be written with the Latin alphabet or in Arabic?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: We should not allow media companies to run the Presidential Debates Here are the main reasons I believe this: 1. The current Presidential debate format is a joke and is an embarrassment to our country. Participants should not be allowed to interrupt, participants should not be asked more questions than another, and participants should not be allowed to get 3x the speaking time as others. 2. Media companies are incentivized to make the debate as entertaining as possible, not informative, truthful, fair, etc. 3. Media companies make a ton of money from these highly viewed events. They also own the rights to all the footage, making it inaccessible to many. 4. Media companies are typically biased and susceptible to outside forces (advertisers, foreign countries, broadcasters) leading to some preference for one candidate over another. 5. I believe we should have a publicly funded series of debates organized by people from across the political spectrum.",
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"The biggest issue here is the reality of who is now conducting these. You mention in a comment that you want \u201cbipartisan people\u201d to run it and make questions. Who are the bipartisan people? In the US 99% of he time people talk about bipartisan efforts is just a code word for \u201ccentrism\u201d which is its own political ideology and already had a good amount of representation in media. This isn\u2019t actually bipartisan, so how do you suggest we find a group that actually is? Do we let the questions represent the people? A bunch of republicans have believed the election is rigged, is it fair to have questions asserting that the last election was rigged and trump Won? A bunch of democrats think trump is hitler, is it fair to have questions asserting that? The reality is someone has to have power to run this, and while us media companies suck you\u2019re not really offering any real suggestion to an alternative, just the idealistic swoon of \u201cbipartisanism.\u201d": 0.0,
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"> I believe we should have a publicly funded series of debates organized by people from across the political spectrum. The GOP candidate won't attend the debate funded by liberal voters. The DNC candidate won't attend the debate funded by conservative voters. In fact, if the debates could be magically changed in a way that promises good faith and substantive debate/discussion of the issues, the bad faith candidates won't attend. Alternate solution: No more debates. Each candidate is given a list of ~10 topics and they need to record a 3-10 minute video with their take on that topic. The videos are all available on a free and easy to access website. Candidates can also record a series of 1-3 minute response videos which will be added to the site in the appropriate area.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: We should not allow media companies to run the Presidential Debates Here are the main reasons I believe this: 1. The current Presidential debate format is a joke and is an embarrassment to our country. Participants should not be allowed to interrupt, participants should not be asked more questions than another, and participants should not be allowed to get 3x the speaking time as others. 2. Media companies are incentivized to make the debate as entertaining as possible, not informative, truthful, fair, etc. 3. Media companies make a ton of money from these highly viewed events. They also own the rights to all the footage, making it inaccessible to many. 4. Media companies are typically biased and susceptible to outside forces (advertisers, foreign countries, broadcasters) leading to some preference for one candidate over another. 5. I believe we should have a publicly funded series of debates organized by people from across the political spectrum.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What's the difference between baking and roasting when you're talking about bone-in skin-on chicken? Seems the same to me.",
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"It's a semantic issue, as people have said. PERSONALLY, I have negative connotations with \"baked chicken\" because of bad school lunches. I think of baked chicken as having rubbery, wet skin, and roasted chicken as having crispy, brown skin -- but I know the difference is in my head.": 0.0,
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"An additional casual interpretation I have is that roasting and baking have separate goals. Roasting aims to cook at a very high hot heat in order to maximize exterior crispy ness and interior moisture\u2014so roasting is done at temperatures above 375, with 425 being the \u201cpreferred\u201d temp. Baking aims to evenly cook food with consistent results. For example, a cake that doesn\u2019t have a burnt exterior and raw interior, that also doesn\u2019t vary too wildly due to how the oven is feeling that day. 325 and 350 being the bread and butter of baking temps. With chicken you may choose to roast when you have skin on and bone in cuts that benefit from the crispness the skin gets from the high temps, and really any cut where maximizing caramelization is desired. Baking will kick in when you have breaded and coated chicken where the coating begins to burn before the center reaches 165.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat's the difference between baking and roasting when you're talking about bone-in skin-on chicken? Seems the same to me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why does AM radio cut out, even when driving under an underpass, and FM radio plays clearly, even through a tunnel?",
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"To build upon what others have said regarding AM and FM, as many have pointed out, the AM *broadcast band* is very low frequency and thus long wavelength, while the FM *broadcast band* is comparatively high frequency and short wavelength. A typical FM antenna is a single element that is several feet or perhaps tens of feet long, typically mounted on top of a long tower and often on a hill. With AM on the other hand, the actual tower itself is the antenna, typically many tens of feet tall, along with lots of cables buried underground coming out radially from the mast(s). If you're driving around and you see several tall towers near each other, in a line, box, or cross type formation, often with little to nothing mounted on the towers, it's a good chance you're seeing an AM station. The shape of the tower layout is often used to direct which way the signal goes, and electronics will often turn the various towers \"on or off\" (or adjust phase) as the sun rises/sets to change the power or radiation shape. Finally broadcast AM is typically super efficient compared to FM; a 5kw AM transmitter could reasonably cover the same area as a 50kw FM broadcast transmitter.": 0.0,
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"AM waves are big and heavy, like a bowling ball. If you launch it (transmit) it travels for a long distance but doesn\u2019t bounce around that much when it hits something. FM waves are like small rubber balls. They bounce around a lot and so look like they can go around/through obstacles like buildings and tunnels. But they run out of energy quickly so have a shorter range.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why does AM radio cut out, even when driving under an underpass, and FM radio plays clearly, even through a tunnel?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What ever happens to the engineers that believe in \"C's get degrees\" or do the bare minimum in school? Is it hard to get hired?",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Just want to note to OP that this thread is going to have some serious confirmation bias. The folks that will comment here are proud of their success, as well they should be. But many aren\u2019t in an \u201caskengineers\u201d thread because they are no longer engineers, or at least not ones who would subscribe to an advice thread. Bottom line, you get what you put in. Focusing just on a 4.0 isn\u2019t the end all be all, but doing the bare minimum will build a habit of doing the bare minimum. Use school to build your work ethic and ambition": 0.0,
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"After you get your first job, you probably won't ever hear \"GPA\" again, and if you do, run away fast.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat ever happens to the engineers that believe in \"C's get degrees\" or do the bare minimum in school? Is it hard to get hired?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Superman] If Kryptonians are aware that a yellow sun basically turns them into gods, why the hell stay on Krypton??? If I was a Kryptonian I would be on the first bus to a yellow star system. I wanna fly.",
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"Powerful, yes, but it's not exactly comfortable. It's analogous to zero-g for us. Humans can fly aboard the space station and lift incredible weights. However, it's also harder to sleep, you can be subjected to the constant sense of motion sickness and flatulence, and your face and chest are constantly bloated. Then there's the fact that there are no Kryptonian colonies on worlds with yellow suns. You'd have to trek all the way out there to live separate from your people, probably on a barren rock. If you're lucky there might be other aliens there, but then you'd have to live as a complete outsider to their culture. Superman was lucky because he got to be raised as human. Also, many Kryptonians were scholars and philosophers not easily motivated by visceral pleasures.": 0.0,
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"They did, they had a whole empire thing going for a while. Then they stopped and went home because something something enlightenment something something petty squabbles something something ALL HAIL RAO. Quite a few of the aliens who don't like Superman are holding a grudge over how his great grandparents punched the hell out of theirs.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Superman] If Kryptonians are aware that a yellow sun basically turns them into gods, why the hell stay on Krypton??? If I was a Kryptonian I would be on the first bus to a yellow star system. I wanna fly.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Neighbor watches us and tries to start accidents. Our neighbor has cameras pointing to our back patio and is watching 24/7. He also video tapes me on his phone whenever I ride past him or his house. I'm only 14 and him video taping me makes me very uncomfortable. He also tries to jump in front of my bike or cut me off, esentually trying to cause an accident. I get a car very soon and I'm worried he might try to target me and cause an accident. The reason he is targeting us is because we set off fireworks that are too loud (they are very much legal). We talked with the police and they don't seem to care about the fireworks. I'm worried what he's going to do with all the footage of me, my sister's, or my parents. Someone please tell me how to handle this legally.",
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"I have definitely seen that getting the community behind you when it comes to \"the individual that is weirdly videotaping children, that happens to reside at or near this address\" and raising attention about their behavior. Share that with the rest of the neighborhood as a concern or worry, or have your parents raise the issue publicly.": 0.0,
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"Cameras of your own. Especially in the car when you get it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nNeighbor watches us and tries to start accidents. Our neighbor has cameras pointing to our back patio and is watching 24/7. He also video tapes me on his phone whenever I ride past him or his house. I'm only 14 and him video taping me makes me very uncomfortable. He also tries to jump in front of my bike or cut me off, esentually trying to cause an accident. I get a car very soon and I'm worried he might try to target me and cause an accident. The reason he is targeting us is because we set off fireworks that are too loud (they are very much legal). We talked with the police and they don't seem to care about the fireworks. I'm worried what he's going to do with all the footage of me, my sister's, or my parents. Someone please tell me how to handle this legally.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Pokemon] Why does Nurse Joy always say \u201cWe hope to see you again\u201d? Does she hope a ten year old and their pets wind up back in the hospital? That\u2019s kinda messed up...",
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"She's not stupid, she knows you're healing them up to go battle again, and she's hoping you'll continue to give your Pok\u00e9mon top tier medical care.": 0.0,
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"A lot of polite platitudes fall apart on close examination- why do many shop clerks say \"see you later\" even though you obviously won't? The point of statements like this isn't to get across information, it's to indicate the interaction is over. She's not making an actual statement. She's just saying a polite-sounding thing to say goodbye before moving on to the next patient.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Pokemon] Why does Nurse Joy always say \u201cWe hope to see you again\u201d? Does she hope a ten year old and their pets wind up back in the hospital? That\u2019s kinda messed up...\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Starship Troopers] Why the hell would the government create a permit for having babies? I watched the movie recently and it just doesn't make sense. The main combat tactic of the troopers seems to be to throw as many bodies to the enemy as possible, and in such a militarized society it would make sense to have as many recruits as possible and to try and encourage the population to have babies. Why make it harder? It just feels stupid for no reason",
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"The film version of the Federation is, across the board, far more stupid, petty, and perhaps deliberately evil than the book version. For example, in the film the desk officer at the recruitment station just pithily says \"MI made me the man I am today\" as he rolls about sans legs, but in the books it's revealed that he has gov't issued artificial limbs, but deliberately doesn't wear them on desk duty as a \"wake up call\" for anyone who hasn't put together that federal service is *dangerous*. In the book, when a recruit questions Sgt. Zim on why they learn melee if everyone (including individual Mobile Infantry troopers) has nukes, Zim sits the class down and explains the importance of proportional force and the ability to mount surgical attacks, versus in the film where he puts a knife in his trainee's hand. And while the book MI takes the step of taking away Sunday as a day of rest so they can get boots on the ground faster, the film MI is straight up resorting to recruiting children to meet their quotas. If it seems stupid, it is, because the film Federation is stupid.": 0.0,
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"People here are missing the subtext... The Federation is a militarist fascism with a stranglehold on civil rights, media and education, only PRETENDING to be a utopia. If they have birth permits, they aren't doing it out of some need, they're doing it for the sake of control. Its about Party Control. If you have a permit system for children, you can either punish those who have children without a permit, or if you can actively control pregnancies (birth control in the water?) You can maximise the amount of people being born into pro-system households. That means earlier exposure to the propaganda and institutionalism. Overpopulation and resources aren't the issue. They have multiple offworld colonies and plenty of ways to supply the population. Its all about restricting those bleeding heart liberals from multiplying.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Starship Troopers] Why the hell would the government create a permit for having babies? I watched the movie recently and it just doesn't make sense. The main combat tactic of the troopers seems to be to throw as many bodies to the enemy as possible, and in such a militarized society it would make sense to have as many recruits as possible and to try and encourage the population to have babies. Why make it harder? It just feels stupid for no reason\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why does the air in the vehicle shudder when only one window is down while driving high speeds?",
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"Think of your vehicle with one open window as the chamber of a whistle, or the top of a bottle when you whistle by blowing across the bottle opening. That's basically what's going on. The vehicle happens to be large enough where the frequency of the sound is that shudder rather than a high pitched whistle. Whistles work by setting up an oscillation that is powered by the continual feeding of air across the top of a chamber where the air is being compressed and sprung back over and over again. The size of the chamber determines the frequency of this oscillation. The same thing happens in your car when you open one window. The air blowing across the open window is like the air stream blowing across the top of a whistle.": 0.0,
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"The Air pressure in the car is fluctuating as more air is forced in until the pressure is high enough to push back against the incoming and escape. Similar to the glug glug of an emptying bottle. This pressure change is making your ear drum flex.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Is there any reason to peel butternut squash? Peeling and cubing butternut squash seems like too much work. Whenever I have a recipe call for it, I cut in half, clean out, and roast. Once it's baked, it easily slips out of the skin. Is there some reason why peeling and cubing, then cooking squash is necessary?",
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"There\u2019s a lot more to any pumpkin than roasting it. And even then presentation can matter. You\u2019re not getting a fine dice of roast and scoop. If it works for what you\u2019re doing go for it. But this isn\u2019t a food hack people just had no idea about": 0.0,
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"Cutting (and peeling) the squash in small chunk helps the cooking speed.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there any reason to peel butternut squash? Peeling and cubing butternut squash seems like too much work. Whenever I have a recipe call for it, I cut in half, clean out, and roast. Once it's baked, it easily slips out of the skin. Is there some reason why peeling and cubing, then cooking squash is necessary?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] If Tony found the last Ultron bot instead of Vision would he have captured it or killed it?",
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"He wouldn\u2019t give it the satisfaction of talking. He\u2019d blast it mid sentence just to humiliate it. I do think he\u2019d attempt to download the AI for later use though. Either work out the kinks and make a better, less murderous version like Vision (Jocasta?) or reuse the mind stones mapping for another AI. He\u2019s not the type to scrap such an idea.": 0.0,
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"Killed. 100%. Tony is pragmatic and undoubtedly would have wanted to capture it but he's also smart enough to know when to cut his loses.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] If Tony found the last Ultron bot instead of Vision would he have captured it or killed it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Deep Fried food too heavy? Does anyone have any tips on how to get \"lighter\" food from deep-frying? For example, this week I cooked fried Cauliflower bites. Cut the Cauliflower dipped with buttermilk, into flour, cornstarch, season mix, back into the buttermilk and back into the flour mix. Then I fried at 350f in rapeseed oil for around 7 minutes. Drained them on a baking rack with paper towels below. Had beautiful crisp Cauliflower bites but I and my flatmate could only eat two or three before feeling full, or just weighted down and heavy, almost sickly. Does anyone have any ideas on if this can be avoided (different oil perhaps) or if it just an accepted trait of deep-frying.",
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"I love to deep fry. I got you. You are double coating giving way too much breading, which soaks up lots of oil. Giving a heavy on the stomach end result. The basic breading technique is to dust in seasoned flour, into your wash (buttermilk is great) and then into seasoned flour again. A go to for fried chicken, for example. However, the cauliflower isn\u2019t moist by nature and doesn\u2019t pick up any of that flour on the first go. You got around that by going to wash, flour, wash, flour. It\u2019s simply too much. For dry foods, like cauliflower, try a batter (a mixture of a wash and flour) instead. Works great https://www.jocooks.com/recipes/deep-fried-cauliflower-pieces/": 0.0,
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"Tempura batter is the way to go, you\u2019d replace the buttermilk with soda water and it\u2019s much lighter": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDeep Fried food too heavy? Does anyone have any tips on how to get \"lighter\" food from deep-frying? For example, this week I cooked fried Cauliflower bites. Cut the Cauliflower dipped with buttermilk, into flour, cornstarch, season mix, back into the buttermilk and back into the flour mix. Then I fried at 350f in rapeseed oil for around 7 minutes. Drained them on a baking rack with paper towels below. Had beautiful crisp Cauliflower bites but I and my flatmate could only eat two or three before feeling full, or just weighted down and heavy, almost sickly. Does anyone have any ideas on if this can be avoided (different oil perhaps) or if it just an accepted trait of deep-frying.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[TWD] Why did Rick use a revolver as his police sidearm when all of the other officers used pistols? * It also seems like an odd choice as a service weapon given how pistols had largely replaced revolvers as the police officer\u2019s main sidearm.",
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"Semi-autos are pretty much the de-facto standard for law enforcement these days, but there are some arguments to be made for a wheelgun. Likely department policy gave individual members a choice as to what they packed, and Rick opted for the revolver. First, a double-action revolver allows a balance of speed and safety when being brought into use. In particular, the \"pull weight\" (the amount of force that needs to be applied to the trigger to fire the weapon) acts as a safety against premature or negligent discharge of the weapon, reducing the need for other safety devices which could complicate operation, slow deployment of the weapon, or even jam up and fail to disengage at the moment of truth. Second, a big hollow point 357 Magnum round is enough firepower to deal with wild animals without being excessive to discharge in an urban environment; it's a bit overkill for a person, but a perfectly reasonable amount of kill if someone calls in a bear roaming around the neighborhood. Third, for guys who started on a revolver it's often easier to stick with a revolver. If Rick has his formative shooting experiences with one, he might have chosen to not make the jump if he wasn't forced.": 0.0,
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"He's a small-time sheriff in rural America, his department probably doesn't have a standard issue sidearm and he likely has to buy his own gun with either his own money or is compensated by his department, so basically he can carry whatever firearm he wants. In this case, it's a Colt Python in .357 Magnum.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[TWD] Why did Rick use a revolver as his police sidearm when all of the other officers used pistols? * It also seems like an odd choice as a service weapon given how pistols had largely replaced revolvers as the police officer\u2019s main sidearm.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Electoral college votes should be proportionally allocated for candidates in each state, not the majority wins all First off, a disclaimer - I am not from the USA so perhaps there is a good reason for the current system but from an outsider\u2019s POV it doesn\u2019t seem like a fair representation. As I understand it, each state will vote for their presidential candidate and in most states, the majority winning candidate will be allocated all of that state\u2019s electoral college votes (with the exception of Maine and Nebraska). I would have thought that a fairer representation would be to allocate these votes based on the proportion of votes each candidate gets. For example: If California has 55 electoral college votes and if the polls were to result in 62% for Biden and 32% for Trump, instead of all 55 being allocated to Biden, they would get 34 and 18 votes respectively, with 3 votes allocated to smaller party candidates. This then means that in large populous states like CA or TX, that the votes of those who voted for the minority candidate still mean something. I would think that this method would then mimic more the popular vote to an extent by being more representative of the people as a whole. I\u2019m sure that there are flaws in this method so I\u2019m happy to be educated. CMV!",
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"The USA is not and was never intended to be a democracy. We are a Constitutional Republic and that is not knit picking. The electoral college was designed to protect against direct democracy. If the popular vote is all that mattered, a handful of states would be in control of the entire country's destiny. True Democracy is a disaster. That truth has been known for thousands of years and it was something that our founders wisely chose to avoid.": 0.0,
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"Individual states already have the ability to divide their electors up based on how their state votes. Nebraska and Maine are the only two that currently do it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Electoral college votes should be proportionally allocated for candidates in each state, not the majority wins all First off, a disclaimer - I am not from the USA so perhaps there is a good reason for the current system but from an outsider\u2019s POV it doesn\u2019t seem like a fair representation. As I understand it, each state will vote for their presidential candidate and in most states, the majority winning candidate will be allocated all of that state\u2019s electoral college votes (with the exception of Maine and Nebraska). I would have thought that a fairer representation would be to allocate these votes based on the proportion of votes each candidate gets. For example: If California has 55 electoral college votes and if the polls were to result in 62% for Biden and 32% for Trump, instead of all 55 being allocated to Biden, they would get 34 and 18 votes respectively, with 3 votes allocated to smaller party candidates. This then means that in large populous states like CA or TX, that the votes of those who voted for the minority candidate still mean something. I would think that this method would then mimic more the popular vote to an extent by being more representative of the people as a whole. I\u2019m sure that there are flaws in this method so I\u2019m happy to be educated. CMV!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Falsely accused of molesting my stepchild So I\u2019m riding on full emotions as I write this. Several weeks ago my stepchild was found to be molesting their younger sibling and DHR moved them from their legal parent to another family member\u2019s dwelling. I am the accused child\u2019s stepparent and i am separated from the paternal parent and have been for over two years. Got a call today from DHR stating they are doing a forensic investigation and making a safety plan for our mutual child due to accused child\u2019s stating I was the one who molested them. I haven\u2019t and would never do such a thing and I\u2019m scared to death and physically ill just dealing with this. I know the outcome of the forensic investigation with my child will come back in my favor but I am to be under supervised visitations till that case is cleared. My question is how do I go about clearing my name? I\u2019m not financially secure to be able to hire a lawyer but I have legal aide with my insurance but I\u2019m not sure they cover criminal justice. What type of lawyer should I even be seeking? I have no idea why I\u2019m being accused other than the accused child trying to deflect whatever punishment might come their way. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you. Also in Alabama.",
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"GET A LAWYER. Go into debt for it. Money comes and goes. You going to jail as a child molester will get you killed. And NEVER, I MEAN NEVER SPEAK TO ANYBODY ABOUT THIS. Even if it seems like the most trustworthy person, you gotta realize people are gonna think you\u2019re guilty even after proved innocent and people want you to trip up and say shit that they can use against you. NEVER EVER trust a cop. EVER.": 0.0,
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"You need a criminal defense attorney. You should not talk about this to anyone or answer questions from anyone other than your lawyer. Your belief that this will all be cleared up by a forensic examiner talking to a child and expecting that child to testify fully and accurately when they may possibly not even understand what they are being asked about is naive.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFalsely accused of molesting my stepchild So I\u2019m riding on full emotions as I write this. Several weeks ago my stepchild was found to be molesting their younger sibling and DHR moved them from their legal parent to another family member\u2019s dwelling. I am the accused child\u2019s stepparent and i am separated from the paternal parent and have been for over two years. Got a call today from DHR stating they are doing a forensic investigation and making a safety plan for our mutual child due to accused child\u2019s stating I was the one who molested them. I haven\u2019t and would never do such a thing and I\u2019m scared to death and physically ill just dealing with this. I know the outcome of the forensic investigation with my child will come back in my favor but I am to be under supervised visitations till that case is cleared. My question is how do I go about clearing my name? I\u2019m not financially secure to be able to hire a lawyer but I have legal aide with my insurance but I\u2019m not sure they cover criminal justice. What type of lawyer should I even be seeking? I have no idea why I\u2019m being accused other than the accused child trying to deflect whatever punishment might come their way. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you. Also in Alabama.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is earth curvature a problem for the 170km line city ? If they were to really build that 170km building, would it be long enough that architect would need to take into account the earth curvature ? And how would they approach such challenge?",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"No, they don't need to take into account the curvature of the earth. They would follow the local vertical all along the building and it wouldn't matter because each room is too small to make any difference. The only engineering projects where the curvature of the earth matters is in radio links. When you have a microwave beam sent from a transmitter to a receiver, each link could be tens of kilometers long and the other end of the link would be below the horizon if the antenna isn't located on a tall tower.": 0.0,
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"The main problem is that the whole idea is rather stupid.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs earth curvature a problem for the 170km line city ? If they were to really build that 170km building, would it be long enough that architect would need to take into account the earth curvature ? And how would they approach such challenge?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "\"Not an Engineer\" but work with the best in the world. My question is ... If I'm constantly working with engineers do you start to think like them ? I ask because I'm 40 and I have fallen in love with trying to learn everything. It's hard to explain but im constantly reading books now finding inspiration. And trying to solve insane problems that I could care less about 10 years ago. Every engineer says I should go back to school and they all say they like the way I think. I don't know if that's an engineering compliment but that's how I take it. Or am I losing my mind and I am a legitimate crazy person. \ud83e\udd2a\ud83e\udd23 No I will not go back to school because I do not want to be an engineer even though I think like one or many types of engineers should I say. Idk thus is random hopefully I can get some decent intellectual feedback with a dash of sarcasm. Thanks \ud83d\udc4d",
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">hopefully I can get some decent intellectual feedback with a dash of sarcasm. Yep, theres a hallmark of a good engineer. >Every engineer says I should go back to school and they all say they like the way I think. The problem solving thought process is the single most valuable thing an engineer has, besides sarcasm. And well, communication too. Also, never go back to school unless YOU want to go back to school. School widens what you know. As an ME I dont just know fluid sciences, I also know heat transfer, some electrical engineering, some programing, some materials, stress analysis, some civil engineering, dynamics, calculus, and numerical methods but I don't use all of that in my job. I do use problem solving. Every. Dang. Day. >My question is ... If I'm constantly working with engineers do you start to think like them ? My SO is slowly starting to think like an engineer. :)": 0.0,
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"I'll be honest. I've met tons of engineers that were terrible. They were smart enough to take the classes and get the grades, but their brains just lack that fundamental \"engineer-ism.\" I've also met plenty of guys that have the knack, but never got a degree. It sounds like you're in this category. Folks that just figure things out, get stuff done, and whose opinions can be trusted. Lean into that. You don't need the degree but you can still do all sorts of technical work and make decent money without the engineering degree or title. I've known a few draftsmen and CAD designers without degrees that were just so good at design work, and learned so much about materials, strengths, machining operations, etc., that my company promoted them to engineer roles, with engineer salaries, and waved the degree requirement. Maybe something like that is in your future.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n\"Not an Engineer\" but work with the best in the world. My question is ... If I'm constantly working with engineers do you start to think like them ? I ask because I'm 40 and I have fallen in love with trying to learn everything. It's hard to explain but im constantly reading books now finding inspiration. And trying to solve insane problems that I could care less about 10 years ago. Every engineer says I should go back to school and they all say they like the way I think. I don't know if that's an engineering compliment but that's how I take it. Or am I losing my mind and I am a legitimate crazy person. \ud83e\udd2a\ud83e\udd23 No I will not go back to school because I do not want to be an engineer even though I think like one or many types of engineers should I say. Idk thus is random hopefully I can get some decent intellectual feedback with a dash of sarcasm. Thanks \ud83d\udc4d\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC comics] How does Waller ever expect her suicide teams to succeed or complete the mission when she makes them as difficult as possible to the point of becoming antagonistic to the mission itself? like not giving them enough information or straight up lying to them. Or instead of letting them regroup and try a different strategy just forces them to go into completely unwinnable situations where everyone just dies and she gets nothing. and the tons of other crap she pulls ? How is she expecting them to accomplish anything? or is this just her sick enjoyment in killing prisoners?",
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"She expects them to accomplish their mission because if they don't, they die. Task Force X missions are probably expected to have a high failure rate since they are highly dangerous, highly illegal black ops. If the team fails, she's no worse off than before and a bunch of psycho criminals are dead. Thanks to all the heroes there is no shortage of enhanced people in jail so she can send the next team, then the next, and so on. They are just highly disposable assets to be used and thrown away.": 0.0,
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"There are two main points to consider: First, they're super-villains. They can't be trusted with knowledge, because they'd find a way to use it to fuck her. Second, she can just keep throwing bodies at the problem. She willingly sacrificed an entire strike team in order to make it slightly easier for another strike team to infiltrate an island. She doesn't care is a whole team is wiped out, as long as one of her other contingencies works. She's playing the odds, and spending lives like a degenerate gambler.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC comics] How does Waller ever expect her suicide teams to succeed or complete the mission when she makes them as difficult as possible to the point of becoming antagonistic to the mission itself? like not giving them enough information or straight up lying to them. Or instead of letting them regroup and try a different strategy just forces them to go into completely unwinnable situations where everyone just dies and she gets nothing. and the tons of other crap she pulls ? How is she expecting them to accomplish anything? or is this just her sick enjoyment in killing prisoners?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why is gnocchi sometimes chewy and sometimes pillowy? I've encountered potato gnocchi at a local Italian restaurant that was like a little pillow but most times I have had potato gnocchi it is chewy and dense. Are there different types of gnocchi or is the difference just due to recipe?",
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"Poorly made gnocchi are gummy.": 0.0,
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"They're meant to be pillowy and soft. Mass produced gnocchi is usually chewy and is considered poor quality. They're just different though imo. I love pan frying packaged gnocchi until crispy. Look up the brussels sprouts gnocchi on nyt cooking it's soo good.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy is gnocchi sometimes chewy and sometimes pillowy? I've encountered potato gnocchi at a local Italian restaurant that was like a little pillow but most times I have had potato gnocchi it is chewy and dense. Are there different types of gnocchi or is the difference just due to recipe?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old the Illuminati and why so many people believe in them.",
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"The Bavarian Illuminati were a small group back in the 1770s who worked for equality, a lack of superstition, women's rights, etc. They were banned by the Bavarian government. However, they went on to inspire a conspiracy theory that they continued and only grew, to the point that they were cast as a group of rich people who secretly pull the strings behind every major event on the planet. In secret, of course. As for why people believe in them, that's harder to explain. Really, when you think about it, governments rising and falling makes more sense as a result of current societal pressures and competition than because a secretive society wants them out of the game. I suppose it may have to do with a certain amount of paranoia, especially directed at big, totalitarian government and/or corporations.": 0.0,
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"The reasons people tend to believe in unfounded conspiracy theories like the Illuminati vary from person to person, but some common factors include: * It's easier to think of world politics and the majority of negative political force as this one big evil entity instead of the complex multi-faceted thing it actually is. * People can feel smarter than the rest of the population and as though they are part of a special in-group by \"knowing\" about the Illuminati while everyone else believes the \"Government lies\". * Their beliefs are often reinforced by being surrounded by people who believe the same thing, either online or in the real world. The ability of social factors to make people ally themselves with certain groups or viewpoints should never be underestimated. * People like to feel as though they're oppressed underdogs heroically fighting back at an evil force greater than themselves. * People may have limited education about world politics, scepticism, the arguments against the Illuminati conspiracy, etc. but have seen a significant amount of \"educational\" material on the Illuminati and so believe what they believe out of a rather narrow knowledge of the world.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old the Illuminati and why so many people believe in them.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Waffles are strictly better then pancakes. Waffles are to pancakes what a building is to a pile of wood. There is structure and planning. One of the biggest problems with pancakes is that you always seem to need more syrup. They are effectively sponges. With a waffle you can easily see and decide the amount of toppings without haveing to worry about it running off the sides or soaking in. Some might say that pancakes are easier to make. While that is true, it is no excuse. A house is hard to make without a hammer. Buy a waffle maker and then it it literally becomes just as easy to make waffles.",
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"best_score": 341,
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"worse_score": 11,
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"responses": {
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"**First:** Pancakes are a better canvas for breakfast art. Try doing this with a waffle You could still argue that Waffles are better than pancakes - but in order for them to be *strictly* better, you'd have to ignore all presentation-related considerations. **Second:** thinner pancakes can be used to wrap around fillings. If you want fillings for a waffle, you either need to put it in the dough, or put it on top - two things you can also do with pancakes. But pancakes offer the third option of wrapping around fruit and cottage cheese.": 0.0,
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"You risk revolution here my friend... Or, should I say, my former friend? 1. Waffles firstly require special equipment. I need my frying pan for a whole lot of things. The waffle cookware makes waffles. Out of the gate, you're $50 in the hole here and I'm doubtful you can dig your way out of that hole. Now...you could dig your way out if you had a pan, because that thing can double as a shovel. Have fun making waffles down there. 2. Yes, pancakes are sponges. Fortunately, both melted butter and maple syrup are _delicious_ and kinda the whole reason one might consider either of these foods. When was the last time someone said \"dang...that pancake soaked up way to much maple syrup and butter?\" 3. The waffle is from belgium and everytime you eat a waffle you've diverted someone away from making a belgian beer, which is actually the best food in its category. This is basic labor physics, and you should be stoned in the public square for using these belgian laborers for non-beer making activities, making them believe they are contributing something to society. 4. You can't \"scale up\" the simultaneous creation for feeding your minions. You're gonna make one waffle at a time. You know what I already have a lot of? Frying pans. 5. Structure? planning? Do you really think that your nooks and crannies can out civil engineer the mother-fucking circle? I don't think so.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Waffles are strictly better then pancakes. Waffles are to pancakes what a building is to a pile of wood. There is structure and planning. One of the biggest problems with pancakes is that you always seem to need more syrup. They are effectively sponges. With a waffle you can easily see and decide the amount of toppings without haveing to worry about it running off the sides or soaking in. Some might say that pancakes are easier to make. While that is true, it is no excuse. A house is hard to make without a hammer. Buy a waffle maker and then it it literally becomes just as easy to make waffles.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "What happened to the quality of engineering drawings ? (Canada) I work the public sector in western Canada and what happened to the quality of engineering drawing submissions from private consultants ? Whether it be me or my colleagues in crown corporations, municipalities, the province, etc. compared to 5 - 10+ years ago you'd think the quality of drawings would only increase but no. Proper CAD drafted civil site plans, vertical profiles, existing Vs proposed conditions plans, etc. were standard. Now we get garbage submissions, I mean okay I'll try to be a bit nicer, we get very rough sketches or even a google earth image with some lines. I get the desire to want to save time and costs on engineering but I don't even know how a contractor would price and do the work off these sketches. And seriously proper drawings only takes a drafter a few hours. Contractors always complain about government agencies and municipalities taking a long time on approvals but given the garbage submissions they're providing I don't even know what they were expecting.",
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"best_score": 304,
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"worse_score": 13,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"I work with drawing from the 60's and 70's. They were not better. -Is that a 3 or a 5? -I don't know and we can't ask the drafter since he died 20 years ago.": 0.0,
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"IMO one of the main issues is the fact that junior engineers have become the drafters, and drafters are basically non-existent at most design companies. It wouldn\u2019t be so bad, except that it\u2019s bitch work for the engineers, so every time it\u2019s a ***different*** junior engineer that\u2019s learning how to use CAD while trying to deliver plans for an active project.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat happened to the quality of engineering drawings ? (Canada) I work the public sector in western Canada and what happened to the quality of engineering drawing submissions from private consultants ? Whether it be me or my colleagues in crown corporations, municipalities, the province, etc. compared to 5 - 10+ years ago you'd think the quality of drawings would only increase but no. Proper CAD drafted civil site plans, vertical profiles, existing Vs proposed conditions plans, etc. were standard. Now we get garbage submissions, I mean okay I'll try to be a bit nicer, we get very rough sketches or even a google earth image with some lines. I get the desire to want to save time and costs on engineering but I don't even know how a contractor would price and do the work off these sketches. And seriously proper drawings only takes a drafter a few hours. Contractors always complain about government agencies and municipalities taking a long time on approvals but given the garbage submissions they're providing I don't even know what they were expecting.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Impossible vs real beef Can I cook with impossible beef exactly as i would with real beef? If not, what should I do differently for impossible?",
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"best_score": 451,
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"worse_score": 12,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"I have made baked ziti and various pasta sauces using Impossible Foods pseudo-beef, along with Beyond Meat's pseudo-beef, and they're both great. As long as you can use ground meat, it's fine. If you need something like ribs, or a steak, clearly these will not suffice. Also: if you are making a sauce that depends on some thickening from the gelatin in the tougher cuts of beef such as chuck, you may want to add either gelatin powder (which, you should know, is an animal product), or xanthin gum or some other thickener.": 0.0,
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"As a product developer and a chef who creates plant based meat substitutes. For the best results on most alternatives: add fat to your pan, and cook on low heat slowly for the best results. Exactly the opposite of a burger which should be seared on high heat when cooking in a pan.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nImpossible vs real beef Can I cook with impossible beef exactly as i would with real beef? If not, what should I do differently for impossible?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Mega threads are not a good place for any type of discussion Almost every sub has a \u201cgeneral discussion megathread\u201d and every time I see it I find it useless. The thread gets too cluttered way too quickly, even in smaller subs. Furthermore, after a few strings, it\u2019s impossible to start a discussion because of the clutter. In my experience you\u2019d have to be one of the first posters to talk about anything you want to talk about. This is not a part of the cmv but I see very little use for megathreads outside of announcements. Even discussions on single topics quickly devolve into the equivalent of standing in a crowded party where everyone is trying to shout over each other. I\u2019ll be honest, I started this thread after the umpteenth time I got my discussion thread deleted because \u201cit belonged on general discussion\u201d. You can change my mind if you can show me 1: how these threads are supposed to work 2: how these threads are supposed to work is how they actually work. Also, if anyone who actually uses these threads to any success can chime in, that\u2019d be good too.",
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"best_score": 608,
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"worse_score": 47,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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"I can't speak to your posts in particular, but I see this most frequently when a user new to the sub comes in with a good-faith question, but no effort to read the sub rules or recents posts. For example. I might go to a fitness sub and say I am x gender, x weight, x diet, how do I lose x pounds? All great and specific to me. The sub sees questions like this day in and day out though and it is not why most users are there. When the sub gets overrun with questions like mine, regulars get annoyed and start answering with more snark and negativity, which causes everyone, including me, to get more frustrated. Deleting my comment with a note to read the FAQs and post in the appropriate thread provides me with the information I need and helps clean up the sub for the enjoyment of regulars.": 0.0,
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"The point of a megathread is not really to foster a great discussion - it's to prevent a single topic from entirely taking over the front page of a subreddit. As a moderator of an active subreddit, I can assure you that megathreads are great for discussion. They're just great for *other* discussions, not the one that the megathread is about.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Mega threads are not a good place for any type of discussion Almost every sub has a \u201cgeneral discussion megathread\u201d and every time I see it I find it useless. The thread gets too cluttered way too quickly, even in smaller subs. Furthermore, after a few strings, it\u2019s impossible to start a discussion because of the clutter. In my experience you\u2019d have to be one of the first posters to talk about anything you want to talk about. This is not a part of the cmv but I see very little use for megathreads outside of announcements. Even discussions on single topics quickly devolve into the equivalent of standing in a crowded party where everyone is trying to shout over each other. I\u2019ll be honest, I started this thread after the umpteenth time I got my discussion thread deleted because \u201cit belonged on general discussion\u201d. You can change my mind if you can show me 1: how these threads are supposed to work 2: how these threads are supposed to work is how they actually work. Also, if anyone who actually uses these threads to any success can chime in, that\u2019d be good too.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[ATLA] Could air benders take out the air right out of someone's lungs? If so, why don't they do it more often? It seems like the quickest way to end a fight against benders and non benders alike",
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"best_score": 379,
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"worse_score": 24,
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"They can, but bending isn't elemental telekinesis, it mirrors body motions/mechanics. Controlling an element gets harder the further away from you it is, and you can exert more force in a pushing motion than a pulling motion (if you notice, benders almost always take elements next to them and launch it at the enemy). Theoretically, an Airbender could pull the air from your lungs, but it would be harder than just shooting an air blade and no more deadly (less actually, since if you pull the air from their lungs they can just grab another lungful of air, but if you cut them in half they dead).": 0.0,
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"Zaheer did it against the earth queen. It's also Implied Gyatso bent all the air out if the room he was in with a dozen comet boosted fire benders. Gyatso is seen with absolutely no scorch marks on either him or the room he's in, despite the comet boosted firebenders. This can only conclude he bent all air away from the room, thereby suffocating all fire from the firebenders, and killed both the firebenders and Gyatso. So it's guaranteed that airbenders can take the air from someone, but generally don't for 3 reasons. 1. They're pacifists by nature. The thought of using their precious and highly personal bending for such a gruesome and horrible act is just unfathomable to the majority of air nomads. 2. It's not generally effective against opponents who can fight back. When Zaheer did it to the earth queen it was slow and painful, but could easily be countered by another bender, so it's not really battle useful. 3. it can be a double edged sword. Gyatso did a much more powerful version of what Zaheer did, but he needed to sacrifice himself as well for it to have been effective.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[ATLA] Could air benders take out the air right out of someone's lungs? If so, why don't they do it more often? It seems like the quickest way to end a fight against benders and non benders alike\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why not use cilantro stems when it doesn't matter for texture or presentation? I made a cilantro vinaigrette recipe yesterday where you're basically liquefying cilantro in a blender. The recipe called for leaves only. It seems like a huge waste of time separating leaves from stems in this case since it doesn't affect the texture.",
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"best_score": 375,
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"worse_score": 36,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"I too use the stems all the time, don't they even use the roots in Thai cuisine?": 0.0,
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"Liquefying? Go for it. ​ Stems are usually fine, but I hate biting into one in my Banh Mi and dragging a six inch long piece out that ends up flopping into my beard.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy not use cilantro stems when it doesn't matter for texture or presentation? I made a cilantro vinaigrette recipe yesterday where you're basically liquefying cilantro in a blender. The recipe called for leaves only. It seems like a huge waste of time separating leaves from stems in this case since it doesn't affect the texture.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Adopting a \"winners never quit, and quitters never win\" approach to life is a great way to get yourself abused, pushed around, and taken advantage of in both relationships and jobs. As an American, I've had \"winners never quit, and quitters never win\" drilled into my head since birth. Your new boss is a sexist asshole? Suck it up and figure out how to manage it, the world's a tough place. Your new girlfriend is manipulative and disrespectful? Relationships aren't a fairy tale; stay the course and put in the work. It'll be worth it in the end. *Will* it be worth it? Sacrificing your self-respect and desire to be treated well until you're such a sad, beaten-down shell of a person that all assertiveness has long since left your personality, is that worth it?",
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"best_score": 1624,
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"worse_score": 80,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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">Your new boss is a sexist asshole? Suck it up and figure out how to manage it, the world's a tough place. Your new girlfriend is manipulative and disrespectful? Relationships aren't a fairy tale; stay the course and put in the work. It'll be worth it in the end. I thought the modern view of these kind of problems are: report the boss and/or find a better workplace, and leave that relationship because it's not worth it. Am I wrong here? I'm pretty sure that adopting the mentality of \"winners never quit and quitters never win\" does not entail \"sacrificing your self-respect and desire to be treated well\". I believe the mentality is more about pushing yourself to not give up on your goals so easily, but not to the point of harming yourself either. You cannot just take the words at face value.": 0.0,
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"I think you are focusing too narrowly on quitting the specific situation versus quitting pursuing your goals. If my goal is to keep my shitty job with an abusive boss, then yeah, by quitting I've lost. But if my goal is to be happy and fulfilled in my career, quitting that job is a step towards winning. If my goal is to date one girl who is making me miserable, then yes, breaking up with her is a failure. But, if my goal is to have a happy and fulfilling relationship, once again I've made a positive step towards my goal. Conversely, if my goal is to have a happy and fulfilling career, but concede that my boss is making me miserable, then continuing that path is truly defeat. If my goal is to have a happy and fulfilling relationship, then truly staying in that relationship is defeat.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Adopting a \"winners never quit, and quitters never win\" approach to life is a great way to get yourself abused, pushed around, and taken advantage of in both relationships and jobs. As an American, I've had \"winners never quit, and quitters never win\" drilled into my head since birth. Your new boss is a sexist asshole? Suck it up and figure out how to manage it, the world's a tough place. Your new girlfriend is manipulative and disrespectful? Relationships aren't a fairy tale; stay the course and put in the work. It'll be worth it in the end. *Will* it be worth it? Sacrificing your self-respect and desire to be treated well until you're such a sad, beaten-down shell of a person that all assertiveness has long since left your personality, is that worth it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "My neighbor is moving our trash cans from our back alley to the sidewalk every morning and the city is fining us for the trash can being left out Pretty much the title. We are in Maryland and our city fines us $50 every time they see the can out on the sidewalk and it isn't trash day. Our neighbor accuses us of causing her rat problem and so she moves the can to the sidewalk every day. We thankfully haven't been ticketed yet but it's only a matter of time I suspect. I have plans to speak to our Home Owners Association about this but am debating whether putting in a complaint with the city police department is a good idea. Atleast if we are ticketed there's a paper trail for the city to know what's going on but really more importantly I want her to stop doing this.",
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"best_score": 1353,
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"worse_score": 57,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Not a lawyer, but have worked for elected officials in constituent facing roles. Is it the city or the HOA that is fining you? If it is the city I think your best bet is to send a cease and desist by certified mail, file a police report, and then call your local elected official's office and explain the situation. They can help you navigate the bureaucracy to get the fines refunded and are usually happy to help. I guarantee two things. One, while this will be the first time they heard your exact situation, it this will be far from the first time they have had to deal with the result of a petty neighbor making life hard for someone for no apparent reason. And two, they will probably joke about your terrible neighbor for some time to come.": 0.0,
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"Send a cease and desist letter to neighbor, keep a copy for your records. Take her to small claims court if she doesn\u2019t stop and the city starts fining you.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy neighbor is moving our trash cans from our back alley to the sidewalk every morning and the city is fining us for the trash can being left out Pretty much the title. We are in Maryland and our city fines us $50 every time they see the can out on the sidewalk and it isn't trash day. Our neighbor accuses us of causing her rat problem and so she moves the can to the sidewalk every day. We thankfully haven't been ticketed yet but it's only a matter of time I suspect. I have plans to speak to our Home Owners Association about this but am debating whether putting in a complaint with the city police department is a good idea. Atleast if we are ticketed there's a paper trail for the city to know what's going on but really more importantly I want her to stop doing this.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[The Matrix] How can Agents miss so many shots? Even considering that the resistance has super human abilities, why can't they just turn an 'aim bot' on? The same can be asked about why does their guns run out of ammo? And I don't think that the \"let's not show humans we have super powers\" is valid, because they jump between buildings and dodge bullets not having a care in the world.",
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"best_score": 246,
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"worse_score": 13,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"They say in one of the earlier movies that because the Agents are still part of the system, they can't actually break it's rules in the same way that the redpills could. Yes, they can jump really far and move really fast and hit really hard, but those are not breaking the rules, they are just maxxing out their own potential. They're still bound by the same rules of the simulation as the Humans that are plugged in. Those rules are supposed to be unbreakable, such that not even an Agent of the system could subvert them. This about it another way: If the Matrix were actually like an RPG, Agents would be level 99 and have 99 in all stats and can one-shot anything in the game. Completely insurmountable for anything working within the confines of the game system to overcome. But Neo is just straight up cheating. He's hacking his stats beyond what the system's theoretical max could possibly be, so that even the incredibly powerful Agents are simply no match for him.": 0.0,
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"The whole Zion & agents thing is an act. They could at a moment's notice swarm and purge the redpills. They need to play along so that The One can emerge and be integrated into the system. That means they need to be a threat, but not too ruthless": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[The Matrix] How can Agents miss so many shots? Even considering that the resistance has super human abilities, why can't they just turn an 'aim bot' on? The same can be asked about why does their guns run out of ammo? And I don't think that the \"let's not show humans we have super powers\" is valid, because they jump between buildings and dodge bullets not having a care in the world.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Have whitening toothpastes improved measurably in recent years, or is it all hype? Has the effectiveness of whitening toothpastes improved measurably in recent (or not so recent) years, or is it all hype? What, if any, ingredients are responsible?",
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"best_score": 403,
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"worse_score": 32,
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"Actually now that I saw this, I'm curious about recent 'enamel strengthening formula\" claims from certain toothpaste companies. What does that do, and is it placebo?": 0.0,
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"Dental researcher here. Whitening toothpastes *sort of* help. The abrasives only remove surface staining. The problem is that yellowed, deeply stained teeth have the underlying dentin as the problem. You need to penetrate all the way through the enamel layer, between all of the hydroxyapatite prisms to get to the dentin.The only thing proven absolutely to work is high concentration (10%+) of carbamide peroxide gel. This gel rapidly loses oxidizing/whitening power after the first 2 hours, but continues to work a bit after that. Whitening strips work OK, but the concentration isn't very high and the strips aren't custom made, so they don't always fit well. A professionally made tray molded from your teeth with 10% gel is the way to go. Make friends with a dental student. Any 2nd year can make one for you. A word of caution, pro-strength bleaching can cause sensitivity/pain problems, because the pain response is transmitted through dentinal tubules, and when they open up from bleaching, it can hurt for a couple of days. Pastes like Sensodyne with Calcium and Phoshoprus suspensions may help a bit. TL:DNR - whitening pastes don't really work for deep staining. Get a tray made by a dentist. Edit: You can also prevent stains in the first place by drinking tea, coffee, or soda through s a straw. May look silly, but you'll bypass your incisors altogether. Oh, and don't' smoke, duh.": 1.0
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"post_content": "If my brand new oven is taking 30 minutes to preheat to 400, something is wrong, right? New house came with a brand new whirlpool oven. It takes 30 minutes to get to 400. I use the \u201crapid preheat option\u201d as well. Feel like \u201cif I have to ask\u2026I know the answer\u201d. I should be able to call some sort of tech out here for free, since it\u2019s so new\u2026though I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if I have to bitch or go up the chain.",
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"I started using my broiler to preheat my oven. Reduces waiting time significantly": 0.0,
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"Test with a basic oven thermometer to be sure, then call out a tech. Not sure how it works for appliance manufacturers honoring warranty on an appliance where you are not the original purchaser, but that certainly seems like a manufacturing defect that would be covered. Unlikely - but is it gas and if so is there a shutoff valve on the supply line that's not open all the way?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf my brand new oven is taking 30 minutes to preheat to 400, something is wrong, right? New house came with a brand new whirlpool oven. It takes 30 minutes to get to 400. I use the \u201crapid preheat option\u201d as well. Feel like \u201cif I have to ask\u2026I know the answer\u201d. I should be able to call some sort of tech out here for free, since it\u2019s so new\u2026though I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if I have to bitch or go up the chain.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My mother is asking me to help pay with a down payment on a house, but I'm not 18 yet. Can this cause any issues later down the road? I'm not a technical wizard regarding the economy and money management, but I'm 16 years old & I also have a job that makes a decent wage considering its entry-level. To sum up, the texts I got, basically asked if I would like to help with a down payment for a house. They said it would be less than $5000, and they could put my name on the house as well as theirs. According to them, it would help my credit score. They also noted we would each put up half. Past that, they said I would have to set up a legal trust due to me being under the age of 18, but the half would be yours at 18. My questions here are: Can this cause more harm than good? Does this give me any more liabilities down the road? Can this increase my tax rates? Any other noteworthy advice on this topic would be great, thanks!",
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"You can't enter into a contract as a minor so you can't be on the loan until you are 18. If you are willing to give them the money with no expectation that you will be repaid or receive any benefit from it then do it. If it is money you are saving for a car or college it is extremely unfair of them to ask you to give that to them. Also, if they aren't able to come up with a 3% downpayment and / or closing costs then they are also not in a position to maintain the property and do repairs and upgrades as needed. It just doesn't sound like a win for you.": 0.0,
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"This sounds really really sketchy. From previous posts, sounds like they are trying to use you to get a discount for first time home buyer. You won't get to use that later on life when YOU want to buy a home. No adult needs to borrow 5k from a child to buy a house if things are on the up and up": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy mother is asking me to help pay with a down payment on a house, but I'm not 18 yet. Can this cause any issues later down the road? I'm not a technical wizard regarding the economy and money management, but I'm 16 years old & I also have a job that makes a decent wage considering its entry-level. To sum up, the texts I got, basically asked if I would like to help with a down payment for a house. They said it would be less than $5000, and they could put my name on the house as well as theirs. According to them, it would help my credit score. They also noted we would each put up half. Past that, they said I would have to set up a legal trust due to me being under the age of 18, but the half would be yours at 18. My questions here are: Can this cause more harm than good? Does this give me any more liabilities down the road? Can this increase my tax rates? Any other noteworthy advice on this topic would be great, thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Employer requiring doctors note for every absence even though I have a disability that I have to call out for when it flares up, AZ I have a disability that can cause me to have to stay home. Employer is aware and pretty much has ignored my letting them know that I was starting to feel like it was going to flare (I can\u2019t stop it, or prevent flare ups. I\u2019ve tried for years). Now, after I had to call out, they are stating that I have to bring in a doctors note every time. Is this legal? Even if I provide proof of my disability and showed them it\u2019s legit?",
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"Oof. One of the few times OP provides the state, and everyone ignores it. Arizona has a sick leave law that prohibits covered employers from asking for a doctor's note for any sick-time paid absence of less than 3 consecutive days. File a complaint here: https://www.azica.gov/forms/labor3305 You should fully expect to be fired for \"unrelated reasons,\" at which point you should consult with an employment attorney. Edit: this only applies if your gas station has 15 or more employees.": 0.0,
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"You need to provide more than just proof, you need to ask for a reasonable accommodation. This requires going to the doctor having them write a letter explaining what your disability is and accommodations your employer may consider. Keep in mind your job doesn't need to do exactly what the doctor suggests because \"leaving work whenever there's a flare up\" is not always reasonable. If you haven't set up a reasonable accommodation it's reasonable to ask for a doctor's note when you're out.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEmployer requiring doctors note for every absence even though I have a disability that I have to call out for when it flares up, AZ I have a disability that can cause me to have to stay home. Employer is aware and pretty much has ignored my letting them know that I was starting to feel like it was going to flare (I can\u2019t stop it, or prevent flare ups. I\u2019ve tried for years). Now, after I had to call out, they are stating that I have to bring in a doctors note every time. Is this legal? Even if I provide proof of my disability and showed them it\u2019s legit?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I use watered down half & half in place of milk in a casserole recipe? It is a breakfast casserole with eggs, sausage, bread, and 1.5 cups of milk. Of course I forgot to buy milk! I have half & half leftover from another recipe. Can I water it down to use in my casserole?",
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"Yep. You can even just use it un-watered-down for a richer result.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I use watered down half & half in place of milk in a casserole recipe? It is a breakfast casserole with eggs, sausage, bread, and 1.5 cups of milk. Of course I forgot to buy milk! I have half & half leftover from another recipe. Can I water it down to use in my casserole?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How did business suits, in particular, come to be the standard wear for \"business\" if we weren't wearing that style of clothes for other purposes prior to their becoming \"business suits?' Of all things, why the modern business suit in particular?",
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"I don't have time for a full Explain like I'm five years old, but check out Beau Brummell. His influence on fashion essentially changed the way men dress (think knee length stockings you'd see George Washington wear) to an understated, well-cut look, including a cravat (origin of the modern necktie.) His influence led to other gentlemen of the time dressing in the same way, early 1800s. These gentlemen were the movers-and-shakers of the time so everyone who wanted to do business with them had to dress like them or they wouldn't be accepted. These fashions eventually spread across the Atlantic to America and Canada as well as across the Channel to the continent.": 0.0,
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"Here is the full explanation from The Economist: http://www.economist.com/node/17722802 GROWN-UP SUMMARY: In the aftermath of the plague, the royalty wanted to demonstrate to the public that it was cutting costs. In the 1600s, British monarchs declared a very early version of the suit as the official dress of the court. It was halfway between what fancy people wore at the time and what commoners wore at the time. It was an attempt to make them seem down-to-earth. This new attire was too tight for military use, so they made it progressively looser for riding and shooting. They also added a neckerchief, like modern soldiers, to keep out dirt and wear over their mouth and nose. The military version influenced the civilian version, making it looser but still form-fitting. For instance, the neckerchief became the neck tie, and the soldier's coat became the blazer. Explain like I'm five years old SUMMARY: There was once a terrible sickness. Everyone got sick and died. The Kings and Queens wanted the people of the land to know they cared, so they stopped wearing fancy clothes and instead made their old clothes look like the clothes of the commoners. The soldiers had to change their clothes too, for the King and Queen, but still needed to be able to fight. So they made their new clothes look the same but not so tight, and they added a neckerchief to keep the dirt out. The Kings and Queens liked the soldier's clothes so much, they made fancy versions like theirs. After doing this back and forth for hundreds of years, the \"fancy\" version of commoners' clothes now looks like a business suit.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How did business suits, in particular, come to be the standard wear for \"business\" if we weren't wearing that style of clothes for other purposes prior to their becoming \"business suits?' Of all things, why the modern business suit in particular?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do I clean a cutting board without stripping oil/wax I have an edge grain cutting board and after I clean it with soap all the oil/wax that was applied earlier seems to be stripped off. Am I using the wrong type of soap when I'm cleaning it? I'm using Dawn dish soap if that matters",
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"No biggie. You can re-apply mineral oil on your board after you clean it and let it dry thoroughly.": 0.0,
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"I make and sell cutting boards. You're overthinking this. Soap and water is fine to clean, as is a bleach dilute spray. After, if the wood seems dry, simply reapply mineral oil. People tend to underestimate how much oil wood can soak up, especially newer cutting boards. I oil new boards I've made for days before sending them off. The wood needs that oil to create a barrier against moisture so that it doesn't warp, but certain woods, walnut especially, seem to just suck up oil. That the soap is removing oil just means it's doing what soap does. That's fine. You want it clean!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I clean a cutting board without stripping oil/wax I have an edge grain cutting board and after I clean it with soap all the oil/wax that was applied earlier seems to be stripped off. Am I using the wrong type of soap when I'm cleaning it? I'm using Dawn dish soap if that matters\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How can I make cream cheese frosting super light and fluffy, kind of like Cinnabon frosting? I've been using an imitation Cinnabon cream cheese frosting recipe and honestly it doesn't match the real thing in flavor or texture. Here's the recipe. 2 oz. cream cheese at room temperature 1/4 cup margarine softened (or butter) 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 tablespoon corn syrup 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice 1 1/4 cups powdered sugar I whip this up for like 10 minutes in a stand mixer. Once I place some on warm cinnamon roll, they kind of get goopy. I feel like Cinnabon cream cheese frosting is so airy that you can feel the bubbles pop in your mouth. I'm thinking of maybe trying low fat cream cheese and actually using margarine instead of butter. I'm not sure if that'll be enough to match the taste and airy texture. Do you have any advice?",
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"This is copycat I found: ## INGREDIENTS * 1 stick softened butter (4 oz) * 1/2 pack softened cream cheese (4 oz) * 1 cup sifted powdered sugar * 1 tsp vanilla extract * 1 tsp fresh lemon juice ## INSTRUCTIONS 1. Bring the butter and cream cheese to room temperature so that they are soft. Cream together using an electric mixer. 2. Intermittently sift in 1 cup of powdered sugar while beating with the electric mixer. Beat for 10 minutes, or until the frosting is light and fluffy. Next add the vanilla and lemon juice and beat until incorporated.": 0.0,
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"When your icing is all wrong... YOU MUST WHIP IT": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow can I make cream cheese frosting super light and fluffy, kind of like Cinnabon frosting? I've been using an imitation Cinnabon cream cheese frosting recipe and honestly it doesn't match the real thing in flavor or texture. Here's the recipe. 2 oz. cream cheese at room temperature 1/4 cup margarine softened (or butter) 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 tablespoon corn syrup 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice 1 1/4 cups powdered sugar I whip this up for like 10 minutes in a stand mixer. Once I place some on warm cinnamon roll, they kind of get goopy. I feel like Cinnabon cream cheese frosting is so airy that you can feel the bubbles pop in your mouth. I'm thinking of maybe trying low fat cream cheese and actually using margarine instead of butter. I'm not sure if that'll be enough to match the taste and airy texture. Do you have any advice?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Going 198% of the speed of light? Hey so I had a question: from what I understand, speed is compared to something else, so when we're going 50 kmh, the referential is the earth, even though it is spinning and moving etc.. Also, apparently you can't go faster than the speed of light, but what if i decide to go on a train, going at 99% of the speed of light with the earth as a referential, while on a parallel track, another train is going at 99% of the speed of light but in the other way? Would that mean I'd be travelling at 198% of the speed of light with the other train as a referential? That's it, just a question I had. Thanks for your answers, Hugs",
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"You can't just add velocities in relativity. They don't add linearly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity-addition_formula What adds linearly is rapidity r = artanh(v/c), not velocity. infinite rapidity corresponds to a velocity equal to the speed of light": 0.0,
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"Your question is one of the key questions that had to be resolved for Einstein to formulate his theory of special relativity. I'm guessing that you haven't seen a systematic explanation of special relativity, but only been exposed to the idea that nothing can go faster than the speed of light. I would recommend reading an introduction to special relativity as a whole rather than jumping right into the formula for adding velocities, because it will seem like nonsense without the context of why it comes out that way. Note for others participating in this discussion: why has this question been downvoted? It's a clearly articulated question reflecting exactly the approach to learning physics that I recommend\u2014not just learning some formulas and applying them, but thinking about the implications. OP learned only a little bit, but thought about the implications well beyond that little bit, and made up exactly the kind of thought experiment that people use to teach this stuff.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askphysics that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGoing 198% of the speed of light? Hey so I had a question: from what I understand, speed is compared to something else, so when we're going 50 kmh, the referential is the earth, even though it is spinning and moving etc.. Also, apparently you can't go faster than the speed of light, but what if i decide to go on a train, going at 99% of the speed of light with the earth as a referential, while on a parallel track, another train is going at 99% of the speed of light but in the other way? Would that mean I'd be travelling at 198% of the speed of light with the other train as a referential? That's it, just a question I had. Thanks for your answers, Hugs\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is an \u201caverage size\u201d clove of garlic? E.g. when a recipe calls for X number of cloves of garlic, how do you decide what this means? In my experience, clove sizes vary DRASTICALLY. I usually assume a recipe-author has access to better (ie bigger) garlic than I do, so I usually grab more cloves than called for, under the assumption the cloves I have are below-average sized. But maybe I\u2019m overthinking it?",
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"If a recipe calls for one clove of garlic, just assume it isn\u2019t enough.": 0.0,
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"Garlic and chocolate chips follow the same principle, measure with your heart": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is an \u201caverage size\u201d clove of garlic? E.g. when a recipe calls for X number of cloves of garlic, how do you decide what this means? In my experience, clove sizes vary DRASTICALLY. I usually assume a recipe-author has access to better (ie bigger) garlic than I do, so I usually grab more cloves than called for, under the assumption the cloves I have are below-average sized. But maybe I\u2019m overthinking it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does cream sauce pasta exist in Italy? I searched online for pastas that has cream sauces but couldn't seem to find any that was authentic. From what I know authentic carbonara and fettuccine alfredo have no cream. The recipes with cream seem to be americanised. I heard that the northern parts of Italy have dairy based sauces but I'm not sure if they include cream. Thanks in advance for the replies.",
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"My grandma who was born in Northern Italy used to serve her bacala with a cream sauce. Not with pasta, but with polenta cake type things.": 0.0,
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"In Italy there are plenty of recipes that use cream in pastas. The term you wanna search is \"panna\", consistency of which is quite particular (thick and rich and fatty). Pasta \"panna e porcini\" (cream and porcini), \"panna e salmone\" (cream and smoked salmon) or \"panna, salsiccia e funghi\" (cream, pork sausage and mushrooms) are very popular. I agree the americans tend to put cream in all the pastas, but as you said, in the northern part of Italy is not uncommon at all.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes cream sauce pasta exist in Italy? I searched online for pastas that has cream sauces but couldn't seem to find any that was authentic. From what I know authentic carbonara and fettuccine alfredo have no cream. The recipes with cream seem to be americanised. I heard that the northern parts of Italy have dairy based sauces but I'm not sure if they include cream. Thanks in advance for the replies.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why is cumin so hard to get out of my shaker? I practically turn the bottle upside down and hardly anything comes out. Meanwhile I do the same thing with garlic powder or onion powder and it just streams out.",
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"When I buy ground spices from the store, I immediately remove the plastic shaker part. For me it\u2019s much easier to gauge how much I\u2019m adding to a dish by \u201cmeasuring\u201d in the palm of my hand. Also, no shaker/no clumping.": 0.0,
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"Everyone in here is missing the fact that cumin seed is very oily, around 45% oil. This is why it's clumpy when ground. Sure, if it gets wet, it'll clump too. But you can toast and grind your own fresh and it'll still clump because it's oily. Granulated garlic, for instance, is not oily and is also completely dry.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy is cumin so hard to get out of my shaker? I practically turn the bottle upside down and hardly anything comes out. Meanwhile I do the same thing with garlic powder or onion powder and it just streams out.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Fertility Dr. is charging us for her own mistake. (U.S.) My wife and I are doing invitro fertilization in the U.S. with a fertility doctor. In January 2022, the Dr. told my wife she has a mis-shaped uterus and recommended a surgery to correct it. This surgery was not required, the Dr. said, but recommended because the shape of my wife's uterus could cause complications in child birth. My wife had the surgery done in Feb. 2022, performed by the fertility Dr. Fast forward nine months later to today. We have spent an additional \\~$20k on the IVF process. It came time to implant the embryos and the Dr. just informed us that the surgery she performed correcting the shape of my wife's uterus didn't completely fix it and she needs to do it again. She now wants to charge us to do the surgery again is not willing to move forward with the IVF process until it is done. The Dr. wants to do the surgery at a surgery center where we would have to pay cash. The surgery would not be covered by insurance at this surgery center. We keep trying to get the surgery scheduled at a hospital so insurance will cover it, but the Dr. is making that difficult. She really wants to do it at this surgery center where we will have to pay cash. In my opinion, the Dr. should do the surgery for free. We already paid to have it done once, she didn't do it correctly, and now we're being held in a position where the $20k we've spent so far goes to nothing if we don't pay the Dr. again to do the surgery. Do I have any recourse here?",
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"You could always move your embryos to a different clinic if you decide to use another doctor. Your embryos aren\u2019t tied to that particular doctor or clinic.": 0.0,
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"It's possible the malformation was something a single surgery couldn't fix. It's also possible she messed up, in which case that's beyond the scope of this sub. One of the first things you should do is get another surgeon to review it and give a second opinion.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFertility Dr. is charging us for her own mistake. (U.S.) My wife and I are doing invitro fertilization in the U.S. with a fertility doctor. In January 2022, the Dr. told my wife she has a mis-shaped uterus and recommended a surgery to correct it. This surgery was not required, the Dr. said, but recommended because the shape of my wife's uterus could cause complications in child birth. My wife had the surgery done in Feb. 2022, performed by the fertility Dr. Fast forward nine months later to today. We have spent an additional \\~$20k on the IVF process. It came time to implant the embryos and the Dr. just informed us that the surgery she performed correcting the shape of my wife's uterus didn't completely fix it and she needs to do it again. She now wants to charge us to do the surgery again is not willing to move forward with the IVF process until it is done. The Dr. wants to do the surgery at a surgery center where we would have to pay cash. The surgery would not be covered by insurance at this surgery center. We keep trying to get the surgery scheduled at a hospital so insurance will cover it, but the Dr. is making that difficult. She really wants to do it at this surgery center where we will have to pay cash. In my opinion, the Dr. should do the surgery for free. We already paid to have it done once, she didn't do it correctly, and now we're being held in a position where the $20k we've spent so far goes to nothing if we don't pay the Dr. again to do the surgery. Do I have any recourse here?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Would the Teen Titans 'T' tower be structurally sound if built with modern technilogy?",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"The closest example I can thing of is the new building on the BU campus that is going up. https://www.google.com/search?q=new+BU+building&client=firefox-b-1-d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjl\\_JGcwdT6AhUdGFkFHSXTAlQQ\\_AUoAXoECAQQAw&biw=1642&bih=858&dpr=2": 0.0,
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"Had never seen the tower before I saw this question, but looking at it now, I see no reason why it couldn\u2019t be structurally sound. It\u2019s a big cantilever at each end, but one that\u2019s eminently achievable by trussing the entire depth of the horizontal \u201ct\u201d bar. There\u2019s a small possibility of unbalanced forces causing uplift at the foundation, but as long as you\u2019ve socketed far enough into the soil or rock, you should be fine. The real truth is that, no matter how outlandish-looking, you can build a building in a structurally-sound manner. The only question is, does the client have enough money to do it?": 1.0
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"post_content": "You can't leave cooked rice out at room temperature (b cereus growth) but you can soak raw rice for 12 hours or more, why is that? Horchata is a drink made by soaking raw rice, sugar, cinnamon. Idli and dosa is made by soaking, grinding, then fermenting ground raw rice and urad dal. You can soak rice before cooking it. There are so many other recipes involving soaking rice. Isn't the main thing about b cereus that it grows in moist, room temperature conditions? I always hear the danger is with cooked rice but can barely find anything regarding raw rice.",
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"When in culinary school, the acronym FATTOM was used to explain the conditions that bacteria need to grow. **F**ood (duh) **A**cidity: the pH of the item has to be within a specified range; more neutral generally means better conditions for bacteria to grow. Something acidic enough will kill bacteria, which is why something like ceviche works. **T**emperature: the \"danger zone\" of 41-135F is where bacteria grow the most easily, with somewhere between 60-80F being the \"extreme danger zone,\" where it's *really* easy for growth to occur. You can kill bacteria above this temperature, but not below; refrigerating or freezing an item just slows or stops the bacteria from multiplying, but doesn't permanently disable them. **T**ime: it takes time for the cells to split and reproduce. This is largely why you get two hours of \"dedicated prep time\" in the danger zone to get stuff done. **O**xygen: This one is sometimes incorrect, as things like botulism actually grow in anaerobic environments, but generally it needs exposure to air in order to grow. **M**oisture: This is the one at play in your question. Rice, in its raw form, has little to no \"accessible\" moisture that bacteria can use to feed and grow. When you cook it, you introduce a great deal of moisture to the party, and the bacteria can then begin to reproduce. So, in short, you added moisture, and that's what makes it potentially hazardous while raw rice generally is not.": 0.0,
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"I'm seeing all sorts of speculation in this thread and lots of it is wrong. I hope you all see this because I'm a microbiologist and have worked in food testing labs. The reason you don't want to leave cooked rice out is because of spores. Rice is grown in the ground, gets contaminated, cooking kills the vegetative cells but some would have formed spores already (the form under stress like cooking). These are very hard to kill. When the temp lowers the spores germinate producing a toxin that makes you sick.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nYou can't leave cooked rice out at room temperature (b cereus growth) but you can soak raw rice for 12 hours or more, why is that? Horchata is a drink made by soaking raw rice, sugar, cinnamon. Idli and dosa is made by soaking, grinding, then fermenting ground raw rice and urad dal. You can soak rice before cooking it. There are so many other recipes involving soaking rice. Isn't the main thing about b cereus that it grows in moist, room temperature conditions? I always hear the danger is with cooked rice but can barely find anything regarding raw rice.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you handle unsupportive parents? Hello! I'm a microbiologist who's about to begin my PhD next fall (yay!). I've had a very successful undergraduate career, including working on science outreach. My parents always act/say that they are ~so proud of me~ but their actions state otherwise. I've had several science-derived arguments with my parents whom are not scientists and don't know even basic biology. Flash forward to the present; I'm putting on a virtual course as a part of my certificate/fellowship that discusses pandemics. My parents both signed up for the course and have helped advertise the class. My aunt recently warned me that my dad said he was studying up so that he could 'call me out' if he didn't agree with anything I said in the course. In the entrance poll, he wrote he was hoping to learn proof that masks don't work. So, obviously his participation in this course is for the purpose of digging at me. I've resolved to the fact that though my parents want to act supportive and I've felt like I've made breakthroughs with them, at the end of the day they don't really care how they make me feel. Nor do they truly believe in or support science, my work, or me. I don't want to spend the emotional labor to truly cut off my parents, but it's exhausting constantly getting picked on by them. Has anyone else dealt with a similar situation? I feel so alone because all of my academic friends' parents are either academics themselves or are so so supportive.",
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"I'm pretty much on team, \"cut out anyone who costs you emotionally.\" I hope things work out well for you but they don't seem like the type I'd keep around.": 0.0,
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"I find it very weird that your parents would sign up for your course. It's a recipe for disaster to mix a teaching relationship with a family relationship even if the latter is good, so in your case...": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you handle unsupportive parents? Hello! I'm a microbiologist who's about to begin my PhD next fall (yay!). I've had a very successful undergraduate career, including working on science outreach. My parents always act/say that they are ~so proud of me~ but their actions state otherwise. I've had several science-derived arguments with my parents whom are not scientists and don't know even basic biology. Flash forward to the present; I'm putting on a virtual course as a part of my certificate/fellowship that discusses pandemics. My parents both signed up for the course and have helped advertise the class. My aunt recently warned me that my dad said he was studying up so that he could 'call me out' if he didn't agree with anything I said in the course. In the entrance poll, he wrote he was hoping to learn proof that masks don't work. So, obviously his participation in this course is for the purpose of digging at me. I've resolved to the fact that though my parents want to act supportive and I've felt like I've made breakthroughs with them, at the end of the day they don't really care how they make me feel. Nor do they truly believe in or support science, my work, or me. I don't want to spend the emotional labor to truly cut off my parents, but it's exhausting constantly getting picked on by them. Has anyone else dealt with a similar situation? I feel so alone because all of my academic friends' parents are either academics themselves or are so so supportive.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What should I throw out if I will be gone for 2 months? I am going to be away from my (Mexican Caribbean, so very hot and humid) apartment for the months of July and August. Obviously I will clean my fridge of perishables but I've never left food products for so long, and I don't know if it'll be fine, especially in this climate, or I should resign myself to tossing everything and starting over when I get back. For example: soy sauce, multiple types of oil (sesame oil lives in the fridge, the rest on my counter), flour (I assume since I keep these in sealed containers it should be fine?), vanilla extract, sugar in sealed/unopened bags, baking powder, reduced stock in ice cube trays in the freezer, etc. (If this is the wrong sub for this kind of question I apologize.)",
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"If the power will stay on then I'd keep the cold perishables, and give them a sniff test when I get back. If the power could be cut as often happens in the subtropics where I live in SE Asia, then I'd call it a loss and liquidate the cold perishables. I live in a place with a lot of expats who leave and we have groups online where people say \"Leaving, I have this, anyone want it?\" and it usually gets snapped up pretty fast. Any option for that where you are?": 0.0,
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"Adding to say if you want an easy check to see if the power did go out while you're gone, stick a small bag of ice cubes in the freezer. if they're a lumpy mess, or a clump of ice when you return, you'll at least know there was an outage and to check your stuff accordingly": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat should I throw out if I will be gone for 2 months? I am going to be away from my (Mexican Caribbean, so very hot and humid) apartment for the months of July and August. Obviously I will clean my fridge of perishables but I've never left food products for so long, and I don't know if it'll be fine, especially in this climate, or I should resign myself to tossing everything and starting over when I get back. For example: soy sauce, multiple types of oil (sesame oil lives in the fridge, the rest on my counter), flour (I assume since I keep these in sealed containers it should be fine?), vanilla extract, sugar in sealed/unopened bags, baking powder, reduced stock in ice cube trays in the freezer, etc. (If this is the wrong sub for this kind of question I apologize.)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] Does the Good Side of Two-Face ever miss Bruce Wayne? A bit of a foolish question, I know. Recently I've started rewatching Batman: The Animated Series which I adored as a kid. I never really realized how much of Season One was spent with Harvey Dent just being a friend of Bruce Wayne rather than being Two-Face. Now in this version of the story anyhow, 'Big Bad Harv' is a separate personality which represents all of Dent's repressed anger which occasionally takes over. Now I know there is a fun debate over how Batman is Bruce's true personality and Bruce is just his mask, and Two-Face seems shockingly similar at times when he's not literally half and half, which half being decided on a coin flip. But it seems that, in some lore anyway, Wayne and Dent were actually pretty good friends! So is there every a time in any of the comics or series where we see Two-Face reminiscing on his friendship with Wayne? Wayne visiting Two-Face and briefly getting through to them? Two-Face missing the good ole days?",
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"Not really. It's not so much a split personality. Use coins as an example. A split personality would be a normal coin with a heads or tails. Two-face though is a double sided coin. Both sides are heads, just one side has a huge scratch on it.": 0.0,
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"I don't think there's really a good side to Harvey anymore. It's more like his split personality reconciled in the worst possible way. I think he still respects Bruce Wayne as a friend, but he's too occupied with his own quest as Two-Face to dwell on the past much.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] Does the Good Side of Two-Face ever miss Bruce Wayne? A bit of a foolish question, I know. Recently I've started rewatching Batman: The Animated Series which I adored as a kid. I never really realized how much of Season One was spent with Harvey Dent just being a friend of Bruce Wayne rather than being Two-Face. Now in this version of the story anyhow, 'Big Bad Harv' is a separate personality which represents all of Dent's repressed anger which occasionally takes over. Now I know there is a fun debate over how Batman is Bruce's true personality and Bruce is just his mask, and Two-Face seems shockingly similar at times when he's not literally half and half, which half being decided on a coin flip. But it seems that, in some lore anyway, Wayne and Dent were actually pretty good friends! So is there every a time in any of the comics or series where we see Two-Face reminiscing on his friendship with Wayne? Wayne visiting Two-Face and briefly getting through to them? Two-Face missing the good ole days?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Explain like I'm five years old] Why is it fairly easy for large animating companies to create perfectly photo-realistic terrain and animals, but not humans? What really is the difference?",
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"It's about how much attention we pay to things. If something is on the table, looks vaguely like a vase, and has flowers in it, then I will glance at it, mark it as a vase in my mind, then dismiss it from my thoughts as unimportant. Human faces are different. We look at them in detail and watch the tiny movements as we try to gauge the person's current mood. Because we look in such great detail, we will notice any tiny little thing that seems \"off\" with the vision, even though we couldn't possibly explain in detail exactly what it was that doesn't seem quite right.": 0.0,
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"I believe this has to do with an effect known as \"the uncanny valley\". See, humans aren't particulsrly more difficult than animals to animate, but we as humans notice slight errors in animated humans fsr better than other things. Thus, what you call a photorealistic animal likely has some distinct differences from an actual film of that animal, but our brain is not keyed to detect that. However, if an animated human has a similar amount of difference, our brain picks up on it much, much easier and we think it looks \"off\"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Explain like I'm five years old] Why is it fairly easy for large animating companies to create perfectly photo-realistic terrain and animals, but not humans? What really is the difference?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can my mom decide which college I go to? I (16) am a junior in high school, and will graduate high school at 17. My mom (56) wants me to go to a community college nearby so I can stay at home. I want to go to a college far away. That was always our plan up until a few years ago. I don\u2019t want to stay at home because it would impact my mental health in a big way. However my mom wants to try to force me to go to the community college. Do I have a choice? My mom wants me to stay home so she can watch over me and so I can take care of my disabled dad, like I\u2019ve always done. I want to go to a far college because I am tired of taking care of him and I don\u2019t want to feel trapped and controlled under my moms watch. Whenever the subject comes up, she always goes \u201cYou\u2019re going to [community college] and that\u2019s final.\u201d And I never feel heard.",
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"You can go wherever you want but be prepared to shoulder the entire financial burden, unless those college savings are in a joint account where you\u2019re able to pull the money before she knows about it.": 0.0,
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"Where are you located? Generally speaking you can decide to go anywhere you want, once you turn 18 and can qualify for the loans you'll need (or have scholarships). How are you going to be paying for college? Sounds like community college would be free for you.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan my mom decide which college I go to? I (16) am a junior in high school, and will graduate high school at 17. My mom (56) wants me to go to a community college nearby so I can stay at home. I want to go to a college far away. That was always our plan up until a few years ago. I don\u2019t want to stay at home because it would impact my mental health in a big way. However my mom wants to try to force me to go to the community college. Do I have a choice? My mom wants me to stay home so she can watch over me and so I can take care of my disabled dad, like I\u2019ve always done. I want to go to a far college because I am tired of taking care of him and I don\u2019t want to feel trapped and controlled under my moms watch. Whenever the subject comes up, she always goes \u201cYou\u2019re going to [community college] and that\u2019s final.\u201d And I never feel heard.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to keep a supply of Avocado that is always ready to eat How do restaurants do it? I'm hoping to have fresh avocado ever day, not when 1 of my 5 avocados are ready to eat next Tuesday.",
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"I buy the packages of 6 or 7 small avocados from Trader Joe\u2019s. They mostly ripen within the same day or two but I find that they have a longer window of ripeness when I have 6 to choose from. Also, they are smaller than your standard avocado so I never have any halfacados turning brown.": 0.0,
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"When ripe, put in the cold room/ fridge until use, they will keep ripening, but slower.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to keep a supply of Avocado that is always ready to eat How do restaurants do it? I'm hoping to have fresh avocado ever day, not when 1 of my 5 avocados are ready to eat next Tuesday.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Men In Black] So is it the Men In Black's mission to just keep humanity in the dark about aliens forever? At what point do they decide Humanity has progressed far enough to deal with it?",
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"Well, they also monitor aliens, you know, so they stay where they\u2019re supposed to, and stuff. They\u2019re busy.": 0.0,
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"Considering they're a secret NGO with no oversight and are considered the defacto world government by visiting aliens, they probably try to keep it secret for as long as they can. Their mission statement is to keep earth safe from alien interference. At inception, they thought the best way was to make earth a planet of political refuge, so it was safe as long as everyone respected the neutrality. That means earth is only safe as long as the aliens it harbours are safe. Letting the general populace know that aliens having been living amongst us for 50-60 years is going to cause mass hysteria and put all those aliens at risk. Possibly distabilise society enough that Earth loses its protected status. Too unpredictable.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Men In Black] So is it the Men In Black's mission to just keep humanity in the dark about aliens forever? At what point do they decide Humanity has progressed far enough to deal with it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What makes pepperoni turn into those crispy and melty cups? What makes some pepperoni lay flat on pizza and other pepperoni form a tight cup that is crispy? How do you shop for that specific type of pepperoni? How do you get the pepperoni \"cups\"? What about the pepperoni makes them like that as opposed to the pepperoni that lies flat?",
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"best_score": 415,
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"worse_score": 15,
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"I find that natural casing pepperoni tends to burn/cup/crisp up around the edges vs buying hormel.": 0.0,
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"Kenji wrote an article on this. It is actually pretty interesting!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat makes pepperoni turn into those crispy and melty cups? What makes some pepperoni lay flat on pizza and other pepperoni form a tight cup that is crispy? How do you shop for that specific type of pepperoni? How do you get the pepperoni \"cups\"? What about the pepperoni makes them like that as opposed to the pepperoni that lies flat?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Found this unusual lump in my lamb leg. Should I be concerned? I got this grass-fed leg of lamb today, and while eating I found this hard yellow-ish pale lump. It's firm all the way through, and immediately wigged out thinking it could be parasite related. Out of all the steaks and roasts I've ever eaten rare, I've never seen anything like this. Should I be concerned and running for the worm pills, or do I need a briefing on sheep anatomy? Pictures: imgur.com/a/JoGqYuQ",
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"best_score": 910,
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"worse_score": 61,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Tumor or cyst. Sometimes they can be really gross and smelly. Either way, you should probably discard the meat. You might be able to cut around it. But chances are, it\u2019s pretty gross, and will have tainted all of the meat already. And may possibly contain spoiled contaminants that can get you very sick.": 0.0,
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"Public health veterinarian here! This is likely an abscess from either an injection site infection or from a lil bug called Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis (RARELY zoonotic, def not when cooked). Either way, sheep and cattle are great at walling off buggos so it t e c h n i c a l l y could be safe to eat, but tbh, if it was me, I would not :) Edit: ty for the silver!!! Edit #2: OMG my first gold! Praise be": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFound this unusual lump in my lamb leg. Should I be concerned? I got this grass-fed leg of lamb today, and while eating I found this hard yellow-ish pale lump. It's firm all the way through, and immediately wigged out thinking it could be parasite related. Out of all the steaks and roasts I've ever eaten rare, I've never seen anything like this. Should I be concerned and running for the worm pills, or do I need a briefing on sheep anatomy? Pictures: imgur.com/a/JoGqYuQ\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I\u2019m a truck driver and went out drinking last night (Thursday) on my home time. And I wasn\u2019t supposed to come back out until Monday. My boss called me while I was at the bar well over the limit (I had a DD on standby) and demanded I take this highly critical load. I told him I was not sober enough to drive and he said he didn\u2019t care and that it wasn\u2019t his problem. I told him again I can\u2019t even stand up straight He then threatened to fire me if I didn\u2019t come there immediately and take the load. I didn\u2019t take the load for obvious reasons and he fired me What should I do?",
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"best_score": 5402,
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"worse_score": 114,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Not a lawyer, but I am a fleet manager, former driver. If your company is big enough to have an HR department, do not talk that HR department, yet; They are there to protect the company, not you. Your (ex)boss is morally in the wrong, but unless you've got a recording or message, you may just be ignored. You are not \"owed\" home time, this is why we have DOT regulations (your 70) to prevent being overworked and to a lesser extent, situations like this. Depending on the state, your boss may be able to fire for no reason, but (if provable) the request he was making was simply illegal. If your personal time was regularly being disregarded, you would have wanted to find a new job anyway. Talk to your state's labor board, report your company to the DOT/OSHA, collect unemployment if needed and find a new job. This is a thankless industry, but we need more people like you and I'm confident you'll find a company that will better suit you before the end of the month.": 0.0,
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"At bare minimum, this would count as constructive dismissal and you\u2019d have an excellent chance at getting unemployment if your ex-employer tries to deny you it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI\u2019m a truck driver and went out drinking last night (Thursday) on my home time. And I wasn\u2019t supposed to come back out until Monday. My boss called me while I was at the bar well over the limit (I had a DD on standby) and demanded I take this highly critical load. I told him I was not sober enough to drive and he said he didn\u2019t care and that it wasn\u2019t his problem. I told him again I can\u2019t even stand up straight He then threatened to fire me if I didn\u2019t come there immediately and take the load. I didn\u2019t take the load for obvious reasons and he fired me What should I do?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[MCU Iron Man 2] Why does Black Widow risk blowing her cover by beating up Happy in the boxing ring?",
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"best_score": 350,
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"worse_score": 107,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"How would her cover be blown? Taking advantage of an opponent\u2019s distraction and body doesn\u2019t make me Shang-Chi.": 0.0,
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"I think she correctly anticipated that Tony would find it more hot than suspicious.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU Iron Man 2] Why does Black Widow risk blowing her cover by beating up Happy in the boxing ring?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Punched in the eye by my dog I\u2019m am a 22F, 5\u20193\u201d 145lbs. About an hour ago my dog hit me in the eye with his nail making direct contact with my eyeball (he\u2019s an 85lb german shepherd). Immediately after I was in a a good amount of pain and my eye was very red and watery. I also immediately after had blurred vision in that eye. I flushed the eye two times for about 30 second with saline solution. The pain has subsided now to an irritation when blinking. My vision is still blurry and very small scratches can be seen on my eye. I am not seeing any floaters or anything like that. I am wondering if this is something that I need to be seen immediately for, or if it can wait until morning. Thanks in advance.",
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"best_score": 417,
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"worse_score": 86,
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"responses": {
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"Not a doctor. Same thing happened to my husband with our German Shepherd only it was the dogs tooth not nail. He initially didn\u2019t go to the eye dr and would wake up in excruciating pain every morning. Eventually went to eye dr and he had some kind of abrasion (don\u2019t know technical term) that required drops for months. Dr said when he would sleep the eye would dry a little and when he opened his eyes it would reopen the abrasion (gross). It probably took 3 solid months before he didn\u2019t wake up with pain.... long story short, go to the eye dr!!!!!!": 0.0,
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"You definitely need to see a physician (preferably an ophthalmologist) quickly....you might have a corneal abrasion (as your vision is still blurry and you can see scratches). This may need a slit lamp exam, antibiotic drops, and possibly other treatment.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPunched in the eye by my dog I\u2019m am a 22F, 5\u20193\u201d 145lbs. About an hour ago my dog hit me in the eye with his nail making direct contact with my eyeball (he\u2019s an 85lb german shepherd). Immediately after I was in a a good amount of pain and my eye was very red and watery. I also immediately after had blurred vision in that eye. I flushed the eye two times for about 30 second with saline solution. The pain has subsided now to an irritation when blinking. My vision is still blurry and very small scratches can be seen on my eye. I am not seeing any floaters or anything like that. I am wondering if this is something that I need to be seen immediately for, or if it can wait until morning. Thanks in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Anyone else start doing better in their later years of college (like jr sr year) even though it suppossed to he harder? I haven\u2019t always been the best student, But as i\u2019m getting into my core engineering classes i find them easier than the earlier ones. I don\u2019t know if its because i\u2019m actually interested in them vs english, music app and so on but they feel like they come so naturally. Even stuff that i struggled in like calc 2 and 3 is making sense now when we apply it when i didn\u2019t really understand it the first time thru. Anyone else experience this?",
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"best_score": 324,
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"worse_score": 86,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"I certainly did. Once I had genuine interest in my classes, the work became much more enjoyable. I felt like I was actually learning, not just regurgitating test questions.": 0.0,
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"I certainly got better, but I think it had more to do with \"learning how to learn\", if that makes any sense. Basically getting better at knowing the best way to study and getting better at note taking. I was someone who coasted through highschool and had the rude awakening in college where you actually have to take notes and study for tests, which I didn't have to do before.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAnyone else start doing better in their later years of college (like jr sr year) even though it suppossed to he harder? I haven\u2019t always been the best student, But as i\u2019m getting into my core engineering classes i find them easier than the earlier ones. I don\u2019t know if its because i\u2019m actually interested in them vs english, music app and so on but they feel like they come so naturally. Even stuff that i struggled in like calc 2 and 3 is making sense now when we apply it when i didn\u2019t really understand it the first time thru. Anyone else experience this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why can't the Gardasil vaccine rid you of the HPV strains you have, but can give protection from the ones that you don't have?",
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"best_score": 1150,
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"worse_score": 13,
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"responses": {
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"HPV inserts its DNA into your DNA. Once you are infected, you can't do anything about it. Your cell will/can make more viruses. A vaccination trains the immune system to kill the virus via anti-bodies and Tcells that kill infected cells. It can't detect extra viral DNA inside your own DNA.": 0.0,
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"Gardasil contains the major capsid protein (L1) from different HPV types. Thus, vaccination results in immunity against the viral capsid (the shell of the virus), preventing new infection with HPV. However, previous HPV infection that results in viral integration (like what would cause cervical cancer, etc) drives expression of the major HPV oncoproteins, E6 and E7. Gardasil doesn\u2019t contain those proteins, so the vaccine doesn\u2019t induce immunity to them. However, there are several academic and industry groups developing E6 and E7 vaccines that could be used therapeutically to treat previous HPV infection/HPV-associated cancers.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy can't the Gardasil vaccine rid you of the HPV strains you have, but can give protection from the ones that you don't have?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do I make roasted tomato sauce taste more \"roasted\"? I've been following this recipe except that I save the scooped out part and strain the seeds out and add the jelly/juice to the pot when making the sauce (I heard the jelly/juice holds a lot of the flavor). I also don't add garlic or shallots because it imparted a bitter flavor, and I add some tomato paste (a few tablespoons for ~20 lbs of tomatoes). I also add fresh basil to the sauce when it's near completion. Although the tomatoes taste and smell roasted right before making the sauce, the end product tastes fresh, bright, sweet, and almost fruity. Not bad, but it doesn't have that roasted taste that I'm after. What do I do differently, or is there a different recipe that would make the sauce taste more roasted?",
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"best_score": 344,
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"worse_score": 108,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Can I say something sacrilegious? Get some double concentrated tomato paste. Saute in a lightly oiled pan until you start to develop some sticking and fond production on the bottom. Deglaze with whatever and add back into your sauce.": 0.0,
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"Don't remove the skins. Just blend the whole thing with an immersion blender. You can also just do this in a Dutch oven and roast the whole batch of sauce from beginning to end. No stove top needed. Also definitely put the garlic and shallots back in there. Unless you're forgetting to peel them and remove the root it's very very unlikely that they are contributing to any bitterness you are tasting. And they are a really essential flavor for a good sauce imo.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I make roasted tomato sauce taste more \"roasted\"? I've been following this recipe except that I save the scooped out part and strain the seeds out and add the jelly/juice to the pot when making the sauce (I heard the jelly/juice holds a lot of the flavor). I also don't add garlic or shallots because it imparted a bitter flavor, and I add some tomato paste (a few tablespoons for ~20 lbs of tomatoes). I also add fresh basil to the sauce when it's near completion. Although the tomatoes taste and smell roasted right before making the sauce, the end product tastes fresh, bright, sweet, and almost fruity. Not bad, but it doesn't have that roasted taste that I'm after. What do I do differently, or is there a different recipe that would make the sauce taste more roasted?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Removing curry smell I have just recently moved into an apartment and the previous owners definitely cooked with a lot of spices! We had to remove one particular wooden cabinet as it was clearly where spices were stored and we couldn't even open it, the smell was so overpowering. I know some people like the smell but I would rather remove it if I can. I have changed all textiles (except the carpet, but I have cleaned it), removed an (incredibly) greasy extractor fan filter and cleaned around, washed the presses but it still seems to linger. I've tried bowls of baking soda but it just won't budge. Any miracle tips welcome.",
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"best_score": 471,
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"worse_score": 12,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Try r/Homeowners with this as well": 0.0,
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"Wash the walls and every surface. Probably use something that smells good to you. I like the lavender good for the world products. Time will also help. Sunlight and fresh air if you can get it into your space. Start making your own smells too. But mainly wash the walls.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nRemoving curry smell I have just recently moved into an apartment and the previous owners definitely cooked with a lot of spices! We had to remove one particular wooden cabinet as it was clearly where spices were stored and we couldn't even open it, the smell was so overpowering. I know some people like the smell but I would rather remove it if I can. I have changed all textiles (except the carpet, but I have cleaned it), removed an (incredibly) greasy extractor fan filter and cleaned around, washed the presses but it still seems to linger. I've tried bowls of baking soda but it just won't budge. Any miracle tips welcome.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old - How are people more prone to getting sick when it\u2019s cold? So I just found out about three years ago that the whole \u201cwear a jacket or you\u2019ll catch a cold\u201d thing is a myth because you don\u2019t get sick from JUST being cold. So why is it that colds and the flu are more common during cold weather? Especially since bacteria and viruses need a warm body to host in to survive?",
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"best_score": 666,
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"worse_score": 14,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Where are you during the summer? Some possible answers might be: the beach, parks, pools, gardens, etc. Where are you during the winter? Unless you're a winter-sport athlete, the answer is most often going to be something inside. The simple fact that you spend more time indoors, with other people who might be a bit sick increases the likelihood of you getting sick.": 0.0,
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"1. Sunlight weakens or kills viruses, including the flu. Winter=less sunlight & less time outdoors in sunlight. 2. People spend more time indoors, breathing the same recirculated air as sick people. 3. Kids go back to school. That means they spend a lot of time around other kids, breathing the same air in classrooms, on school buses, etc. If one kid gets sick, it's easy for all of them to get sick, and then they bring it home to parents, who bring it to work.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old - How are people more prone to getting sick when it\u2019s cold? So I just found out about three years ago that the whole \u201cwear a jacket or you\u2019ll catch a cold\u201d thing is a myth because you don\u2019t get sick from JUST being cold. So why is it that colds and the flu are more common during cold weather? Especially since bacteria and viruses need a warm body to host in to survive?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Dune] If the Imperial conditioning of Suk doctors was really that good, how was Yueh broken with what essentially amounted to simple blackmail? It boggles the mind that for thousands of years of inter-familial warfare in the galaxy, the myth of Suk conditioning was never broken with just one known incident of a doctor's family being kidnapped. I mean, even a non-Mentat like me could have thought of that...",
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"best_score": 325,
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"worse_score": 71,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"In the books, his ordeal with the Harkonnens is more explored. They worked on him for a matter of years, not a \"simple\" blackmail. It involves \"pain amplifiers\" and repeated visits to his wife. She was brutally tortured in front of him over a long period. Hell, in the movie, I had an inkling that horrific \"pet\" made out of leather and arms might have actually BEEN Wenna after a long period of surgery and genetic fuckery. Yueh was broken by THAT.": 0.0,
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"Suk doctors are supposed to be impartial, like Mentats. Yueh was broken by love, which allowed him to be blackmailed. As someone else mentioned, the Bene Gesserit achieved this using an early version of the kind sexual imprinting the Honored Matres would later hone to perfection.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Dune] If the Imperial conditioning of Suk doctors was really that good, how was Yueh broken with what essentially amounted to simple blackmail? It boggles the mind that for thousands of years of inter-familial warfare in the galaxy, the myth of Suk conditioning was never broken with just one known incident of a doctor's family being kidnapped. I mean, even a non-Mentat like me could have thought of that...\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Who was king of Wakanda and who was the Black Panther during the 5 years of the blip?",
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"best_score": 247,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"The king of Wakanda was probably a council led by the leaders of the various tribes": 0.0,
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"Probably a council with M'Baku, Okoye and Ramonda leading it": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Who was king of Wakanda and who was the Black Panther during the 5 years of the blip?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is Stephen Hawking overrated? My professor told me that Hawking has done nothing significant in phyics like other great physicist. He's just popular due to his disability and perseverance. How much is this true about him?",
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"best_score": 276,
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"worse_score": 80,
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"subreddit": "askphysics",
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"responses": {
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"Yes and No. Hawking DID have some significant contributions to physics, but his popularity is more due to his illness and appearances in pop media. There are scientists who contributed far more and are not nearly as well known.": 0.0,
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"He's mostly well-known in the public because he wrote popular-level books. It's not that he wasn't great, but other similarly great physicists get far less public recognition. If your professor is a particularly meat-and-potatoes kind of guy who thinks people shouldn't bother poking around black holes when there's still *real* physics to be done, then they might think Hawking has done nothing significant in the kinds of physics that *they* like. But The Hawk has certainly made some major contributions.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Cabbage and bacon turned out fishy I made grilled salmon with potatoes and a side of cabbage and bacon yesterday and my partner complained of it tasting fishy and thought the salmon was bad - but upon further investigation the weird \u201cfishy\u201d taste was coming from the cabbage. All I did was fry off pancetta until it went crispy Then I fried garlic and banana shallots, added sliced Savoy cabbage and a bit of vegetable stock, braised for 10-12 minutes, then added a handful of chopped spinach, cooked until the spinach wilted, seasoned with salt and pepper then served. The veg stock I used was marigold veg bouillon and I didn\u2019t add any other spices or oil other than the pancetta, and everything was fresh from the supermarket that day.",
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"I've had brussel sprouts give off a fishy smell when they were past their prime. \u2070": 0.0,
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"Trimethylamine (TMA) is the compound responsible for the 'fishy smell'. Fish have high concentrations of the precursor, trimethylamine oxide (TMAO), and they release an enzyme upon cell death that converts it into TMA. Many vegetables, including cabbage, also contain high concentrations of TMAO which in the presence of a catalyst (such as the enzymes from your salmon) and heat (cooking) will convert into TMA and produce a mind-boggling fishy smell. It's a very good idea to separate your fish from the rest of your ingredients for this reason. Some leafy vegetables, including cabbage and spinach, can produce TMA on their own under alkaline conditions. source >Fishy off\u2010flavor in foods is associated with trimethylamine (TMA), which is frequently found in fish and seafood. In this study, TMA was identified for the first time in some leafy vegetables, such as spinach, cabbage, and lettuce, at alkaline pH. The presence of TMA in leafy vegetables under certain circumstances such as high pH and temperature may affect the sensory properties of foods containing these vegetables. Should you ever tire of transmuting vegetables into fish in the future, consider lowering the pH level when cooking them (add some lemon juice). edit: I would like to point out in the linked source that they only needed lower the pH level to 7 (neutral) in order to completely eliminate the formation of TMA in spinach, cabbage and lettuce; there's entirely no need to make your veggies taste sour.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCabbage and bacon turned out fishy I made grilled salmon with potatoes and a side of cabbage and bacon yesterday and my partner complained of it tasting fishy and thought the salmon was bad - but upon further investigation the weird \u201cfishy\u201d taste was coming from the cabbage. All I did was fry off pancetta until it went crispy Then I fried garlic and banana shallots, added sliced Savoy cabbage and a bit of vegetable stock, braised for 10-12 minutes, then added a handful of chopped spinach, cooked until the spinach wilted, seasoned with salt and pepper then served. The veg stock I used was marigold veg bouillon and I didn\u2019t add any other spices or oil other than the pancetta, and everything was fresh from the supermarket that day.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old How do aircraft tyres straighten themselves when landing in a crosswind?",
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"One interesting exception to what everyone else has said is the B52 bomber. Its wheels can all be set at an angle for crosswind landings. So after touching down, the plane continues rolling down the runway facing sideways.": 0.0,
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"For crosswind generally an aircraft can perform the approach (potentially all the way to landing) in two basic ways: * Using a sideslip. The aircraft \"dips\" one wing towards the wind to offset the crosswind. Using this technique the aircraft wheels remain aligned with the runway and there are minimal side forces. * Using a crab angle. The aircraft is turned sideways into the wind. If maintained until touch down, there will be some side forces on the landing gears. However, on large aircraft, the landing gears are engineered to withstand the side forces during crosswind landings. Often pilots will land with a combination of sideslip and crab angle. E.g., use a crab angle during an approach but partially or completely de-crab (potentially with some sideslip) during flare and subsequent touchdown. If fully landing on a crab, airplane will naturally straighten itself due to momentum and forces on the landing gear the. The pilot also provides control inputs (rudder & aileron) to control the direction of travel. Note: sideslip is limited during landing due to wing clearance from the ground. Crab angle is usually limited by the amount of crosswind and the condition of the runway. For small, high-wing planes like Cessnas, sideslip is probably the preferred method. The high-wing gives plenty of sideslip angle to work with and the landing gears on small planes don't take well to a lot of side forces. On the opposite spectrum, some very large aircraft have main gears that can be steered / swiveledso they can land crabbed even in very high crosswind conditions.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Can I withhold my children from NCP if concerned for their safety?? I am the custodial parent of my 13 yr old daughter and 10 yr old son.(I have been the main custodial parent since 2014) I just found out my kids mother has been having my kids sleepover at her boss/sugar daddy\u2019s house on her weekends and he is a registered sex offender, charged with sexual assault of a minor amongst other charges. She tried to pickup for Christmas break and I withheld them from going. I asked her about this, she had already known and still kept having our children around this man (he\u2019s in violation) and said she would need to continue to have them around him, and sleepovers; \u201ccause he\u2019s her boss\u201d. Her lawyer then emailed me, stating I am in contempt of court orders, along with a slew of threats of how they would sue me. Am I in contempt if I have my children\u2019s safety in mind? Thank you!",
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"Not a lawyer : Speaking from experience: Educate your children on body autonomy. They are never too young to know that their body is theirs alone. File a report with Child Protective Services : name all parties , ex wife , boss , and yes your self. Report your concerns for the children's safety and why. They are required to make contact in a limited amount of time. You will regret not doing it if your children are harmed.": 0.0,
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"If the man your kids mother is seeing is violating the terms of his probation/parole you should call his PO": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I withhold my children from NCP if concerned for their safety?? I am the custodial parent of my 13 yr old daughter and 10 yr old son.(I have been the main custodial parent since 2014) I just found out my kids mother has been having my kids sleepover at her boss/sugar daddy\u2019s house on her weekends and he is a registered sex offender, charged with sexual assault of a minor amongst other charges. She tried to pickup for Christmas break and I withheld them from going. I asked her about this, she had already known and still kept having our children around this man (he\u2019s in violation) and said she would need to continue to have them around him, and sleepovers; \u201ccause he\u2019s her boss\u201d. Her lawyer then emailed me, stating I am in contempt of court orders, along with a slew of threats of how they would sue me. Am I in contempt if I have my children\u2019s safety in mind? Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "do you salt your scrambled eggs before cooking? I see lots of conflicting info on this, just curious what others do in a professional kitchen.",
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"Yes. Makes the curds not tighten up and get as rubbery": 0.0,
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"Yes https://www.seriouseats.com/how-to-make-scrambled-eggs >\tPerhaps the biggest thing some people get wrong about scrambled eggs is when to add the salt. There's a common belief that salting the eggs in advance of cooking makes them watery or tough\u2014some folks even refuse to add salt until after the eggs have cooked. It's easy to see why: Add salt to beaten eggs and let them sit for even a few minutes, and the eggs turn a darker shade of orange, become slightly translucent, and appear to be thinner than before. It appears that the salt is doing undesirable things to the eggs. > >\tBut after testing this, Kenji and I both found that pre-salting is beneficial, helping the eggs retain their moisture and tenderness. The reason is that salt acts as a buffer between the proteins in the eggs, preventing them from linking as tightly as they otherwise would during cooking. The tighter they link, the more water they push out and the tougher they become, so this buffering property of salt helps to mitigate some of that.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Why did Jabba so aggressively pursue Han for a small sum of money (10000 credits, a value of five hastily sold used landspeeders)? Was it just to set an example? Why would Jabba even hire Han for such a small cargo job? Did Jabba think Han skimmed a little bit of spice off of a big cargo run? Did Han bribe the Imperial Captain that boarded him with 10,000 credits worth of spice to let him go?",
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"I'm guessing you're referring to the 10,000 he charges Obi-Wan and Luke? I'm wondering if he had only made a partial payment beforehand and he still owed Jabba a sum. According to Greedo and Jabba, the story goes that he had dumped his cargo \"at the first sign of an Imperial cruiser\". It seems that Han believed he was at risk of being boarded, so I don't believe he was actually boarded and paid off an inspector.": 0.0,
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"If you're a crime lord you can't get the reputation of letting things slide, especially after giving the dude a chance to pay you back. It wasn't just the money, it was the respect.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] Why did Jabba so aggressively pursue Han for a small sum of money (10000 credits, a value of five hastily sold used landspeeders)? Was it just to set an example? Why would Jabba even hire Han for such a small cargo job? Did Jabba think Han skimmed a little bit of spice off of a big cargo run? Did Han bribe the Imperial Captain that boarded him with 10,000 credits worth of spice to let him go?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If we place wood and metal at room temperature, why does metal feel colder than wood even though they are at the same temperature?",
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"The metal is dissipating the heat of your hand faster and therefore feels cooler": 0.0,
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"Your hand is warmer than the room and the objects. That means when you touch either of them heat flows from your hand to the object, cooling down the skin of your hand. It is this skin temperature that you actually feel. So the question becomes: How much does you skin temperature change when you touch wood and metal? The rate at which your skin is cooled depends on the temperature difference between your skin and the surface of the object. Both objects start at room temperature, but their temperature increases due to the heat from your hand. And this is where the two materials differ. Metal is a good heat conductor, which means that heat will travel quickly through the material and heat the object uniformly. So the surface touching your hand will only heat up very slowly, causing a lot of heat to flow from your skin to the object, cooling down the skin. Wood, on the other hand, is a heat insulator. Heat will only travel slowly through the material, which means that the far end of the object does not heat up at all. More heat remains located at the surface where your hand touches the object, increasing the local temperature and decreasing the heat flow. This means that your skin remains warmer when touching wood compared to metal, making the object feel warmer. Note that in both cases I assumed the object is large compared to your hand. If you do it with small objects, like a paper clip, you will see that the effects I described are insignificant. The heat from your hand quickly heats up the object, no matter the material. So a metal or wooden paper clip feel equally cold.": 1.0
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"post_content": "What\u2019s the hardest mathematical problem you had to solve in Engineering school?",
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"I sucked at diff eq, so probably something from there. Also didn't help that the professor didn't really teach us how to solve the problems and the textbook might as well have been written in Greek. Our Engineering Physics I class was surprisingly difficult as well. All the problems were super complicated somehow (literally Physics I). We got cheat sheets on exams - so everyone just copied all the homework problems from the past 4-6 weeks - and the averages on the exams were usually in the 40s-50s. After the first exam, the professor told us he was amazed that the class average was in the mid 60s and this was \"unusually high.\" I heard the Physics II course was the same way so I noped out of there and took it at a community college during the summer.": 0.0,
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"Hardest application of formulas? Aerospace Heat Transfer, there are just so many different formulas that apply based on different flow regimes. It's a single class that attempts to cover normal heat transfer conditions (conduction, convection, radiation) while also covering fluids flowing through pipes, thermal operation of engines, fluid flowing over solids, etc. You have to track Reynolds numbers, Schmidt numbers, Prandtl numbers, Lewis numbers, constants for different geometries, etc etc. The theory is not that difficult, but the practical application is a nightmare. Hardest application of theory? Probably control theory, you really need to be able to draw on your entire toolkit of everything you've ever learned in math. Algebra, trig, calc, linear algebra, differential equations, Laplace transforms, infinite series, stability criteria, etc. I really enjoyed it for that reason, of all the engineering topics this one felt the most like the culmination of all the math I had ever studied. Most blasphemous application of arcane rituals? Definitely the closed-form solutions our profs would randomly whip up for solving structural problems with complex geometries. Oh we're just going to somehow assume that the stress field for a hollow torus under a bending load takes the form of a 4th-order polynomial with 3 variables, but we also somehow know which terms are zeroes? Fuck you Professor G. Hardest arithmetic? Definitely the finite element problems our professor made us solve by hand on our tests. We're taking about constructing the local stiffness matrices for different elements, transforming the local coordinates to the global coordinate system, hooking up elements by their common nodes, applying loads, and inverting the stiffness matrix to solve for the final displacements and stresses. All. By. Hand. We would even have to construct matrices for new types of elements by hand using weighted residual methods and shape functions. That part was actually pretty fun.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Have you guys ever worked on any project so cool it would\u2019ve made the kid version of you think of yourself now as a superhero? I think this is a pretty interesting topic, as we all know engineering can be difficult. But just because something is difficult doesn\u2019t mean it can\u2019t be awesome. Thanks for the comments in advanced guys!",
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"As a child I was obsessed with NASA and space exploration. I always wanted to be an astronaut. I'm currently interning at SpaceX working on Dragon 2. :)": 0.0,
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"My very first assignment during my college internship was working on a subsystem of the F-22 Raptor. I got into aerospace because I love fighter jets and I got to start my career working on the coolest one in existence - I'm still stoked about it 10 years later.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHave you guys ever worked on any project so cool it would\u2019ve made the kid version of you think of yourself now as a superhero? I think this is a pretty interesting topic, as we all know engineering can be difficult. But just because something is difficult doesn\u2019t mean it can\u2019t be awesome. Thanks for the comments in advanced guys!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why must we forget things, and how does the brain 'choose' what to forget?",
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"We forget things cause it helps us relax. Somethings are not worth remembering. It lets us focus on things that are more important. Like remembering what color eyes are of the stranger you walked by really isnt worth it generally (unless you do it now for fun cause i talked about it) so you forget. Generally the brain chooses based on what you most paid attention to and how often you repeatedly thought about it linking it to long term memory.": 0.0,
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"Memory is often compared to a hard drive, from which you need to erase something once it's full and you want to store something new. But the problem is not so much the availability of storage, but the availability of access. Your brain is like a big forest full of different trees called neurons and a memory can be stored by making a certain connection between those trees called synapses. How available that memory is basically depends on the strength of that connection. If you just walk the route along the trees of that memory once, you have a very shallow path that you may be able to find back once or twice, but if you don't use it for a few days it will overgrow and trees along that path will probably become part of another path soon. The more often you walk that path, the more prominent it becomes and the easier it is to find and follow in your forest. This steps over a lot of complexity like 'how does a path determine what memory or knowledge is stored' but it explains a lot of things about learning, like why you can learn something the day before an exam then forget it, or study it for six weeks and retain it for much longer. The analogy also shows that there is no active selection process, or automatic 'least recently used' logic. Sometimes if you don't use a path for a while it may disappear completely, but if it was prominent enough to start with you may still be able to find it later.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Mathematically speaking, what is an \u2018Axiom\u2019?",
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"It's a statement that can't be proven (or disproven), but is assumed to be true so that we have a starting point from which to build up the rules of mathematics.": 0.0,
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"Have you ever seen a child repeatedly ask a parent \u201cwhy?\u201d? \u201cWhy do I have to wear a raincoat?\u201d So you don\u2019t get wet. \u201cWhy would I get wet?\u201d Because it\u2019s raining. \u201cWhy is it raining?\u201d BECAUSE IT IS! That last one is an axiom. It\u2019s raining, and there is no reason for it. In math we can make a statement like \u201cThe square root of a prime number greater than 1 is always irrational.\u201d Then you ask \u201cwhy?\u201d. Some Mathematician gives you a proof and for each step of the proof you ask \u201cwhy?\u201d, so he gives you proofs for each step and again you as \u201cwhy?\u201d At some point the mathematician runs out of reasons and says \u201cbecause that\u2019s the way math is.\u201d That thing that doesn\u2019t have a reason is an axiom. There are a limited number of axioms. They are the building blocks for math. All math is made of combinations of those axioms.": 1.0
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"post_content": "I recently graduated from my university with a doctorate degree, and because I am no longer a current student they have removed my access to the library databases. What do I do? I have already sent an email to the library asking what I can do to reestablish my library privileges. I am currently in the middle of writing a manuscript, and of course I was conducting my literature research using my university\u2019s library system. I graduated with my doctorate in August and just yesterday I found out that my privileges have been removed since I am no longer a current student. What in the world do I do if the university does not allow me access to the library system? I am currently working in a public high school, so right now I am not affiliated with any university. Please help!",
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"Go to a university library and use the databases or stacks there. It is also possible to access some academic articles from home; check google scholar. Join academia.edu as a lot of researchers post their publications there. Check out CVs of the authors you want to read- sometimes they link papers. You can get some academic books on goofle for free. Jstor lets you sign up for 5 free journal articles. You can always contact authors to ask for a copy. Peer review papers if asked, and sometimes they will give journal access as a perk ( SAGE does that).": 0.0,
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"https://sci-hub.se/ It\u2019s a website that allows to you to view every paper for free. Just copy and paste the doi link.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI recently graduated from my university with a doctorate degree, and because I am no longer a current student they have removed my access to the library databases. What do I do? I have already sent an email to the library asking what I can do to reestablish my library privileges. I am currently in the middle of writing a manuscript, and of course I was conducting my literature research using my university\u2019s library system. I graduated with my doctorate in August and just yesterday I found out that my privileges have been removed since I am no longer a current student. What in the world do I do if the university does not allow me access to the library system? I am currently working in a public high school, so right now I am not affiliated with any university. Please help!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "how can I get my tofu to be more like restaurant style I want it to be crunchier and drier",
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"Firm tofu, corn starch, fry.": 0.0,
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"This isn\u2019t the same but just wanted to say I always freeze my tofu now. It gives it a very spongy / meaty texture that I love": 1.0
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"post_content": "I love food - but I don't want to become a chef Hi, so for as long as I remember I've had a burning passion for food and cooking. I have a bachelor's in Econ which I did to please my parents (big mistake) and my plan was to either go to culinary school or start as a dishwasher and work my way up. After reading A LOT and I mean for many hours about the life of a chef in books, subreddit threads, Quora, you name it - I've been a bit scared off from the culinary industry. It sounds brutal. Long hours, low pay, no social or family life, being abused on the job (and I'm a woman so I imagine it's 10x worse). Needless to say, I've sadly been discouraged from becoming a chef. Are there any other ways to get involved in this profession or industry without breaking your back and being highly stressed? Also is it really as bad as everyone says it is? Does it differ from country to country (I'm in Europe so maybe it's different from the US)? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks all.",
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"I hear you sister. Off the top of my head, cooking at home, starting a cooking channel, being a personal chef, catering are the ways I can think of being involved with food, making a little money, and not stress the hairs out of your head. Maybe capitalize on your degree (Congratulations on the achievement and commitment. Granted I\u2019m at a point where I\u2019m upset with the American college system, and I\u2019ve taken a break.) to get a stable job and do the above options as a side gig? I love food, but I can\u2019t work Sundays and the stress of the job can make some 2nd think. Good luck!": 0.0,
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"There's a huge, huge world of food that you don't even think about in your grocery store. Someone has to design and make the recipes for all those products. I work in making cpg products and it's a million times better hours and pay than restaurants.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI love food - but I don't want to become a chef Hi, so for as long as I remember I've had a burning passion for food and cooking. I have a bachelor's in Econ which I did to please my parents (big mistake) and my plan was to either go to culinary school or start as a dishwasher and work my way up. After reading A LOT and I mean for many hours about the life of a chef in books, subreddit threads, Quora, you name it - I've been a bit scared off from the culinary industry. It sounds brutal. Long hours, low pay, no social or family life, being abused on the job (and I'm a woman so I imagine it's 10x worse). Needless to say, I've sadly been discouraged from becoming a chef. Are there any other ways to get involved in this profession or industry without breaking your back and being highly stressed? Also is it really as bad as everyone says it is? Does it differ from country to country (I'm in Europe so maybe it's different from the US)? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks all.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "2 PhD students, same experiment Hi, I started my PhD in Biology a week ago and I just found out that there is another PhD student (who started in October) working under my supervisor who is already working on the EXACT same experiment as me. What should I do?",
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"2 PhDs one cup?": 0.0,
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"Since you both started recently, this might perhaps be a \"training wheels\" experiment, and the supervisor might have given you both the same thing to do independently of each other, to double-check the results. If two inexperienced PhD students obtain the same data, that's probably good data. There's no harm in asking nicely your supervisor about this, though, if you feel uncomfortable being in the blind.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n2 PhD students, same experiment Hi, I started my PhD in Biology a week ago and I just found out that there is another PhD student (who started in October) working under my supervisor who is already working on the EXACT same experiment as me. What should I do?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Explain like I'm five years old] Why are battery capacities expressed in Ah (Amperes-hour) and what does it mean, for example, a AA battery that is 2500 mAh?",
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"it express how much amperes can be delivered for 1 hour. That express the energy that is stored in the battery. In your example, 2500 mAh means the battery can provide 2.5 Amperes for 1 hour. If the device you power with it is rated for 1 Ampere, it will run for 2 and a half hours.": 0.0,
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"Theoretically, an amp-hour is a battery's ability to provide 1 amp for 1 hour. Or 1/2 amp for 2 hours. Basically, an amp-hour makes the equation *time* x *power-draw* = *amp-hour*. We use this because drawing more power from the battery makes it run out faster, but the actual storage wouldn't change. In practice, the chemicals and materials in batteries are optimized for a certain draw. So a small battery (AA) with 2500 mAh that is optimized for 50 mA would last about 50 hours, but if it is ran at 200 mA it might only last 10 hours instead of 12.5.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Explain like I'm five years old] Why are battery capacities expressed in Ah (Amperes-hour) and what does it mean, for example, a AA battery that is 2500 mAh?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Are chicken thighs really better than breasts? I have heard that they usually come out less dry and softer",
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"Globally thighs have much more dishes and applications than breasts because you can braise, stew, and simmer thighs in addition to everything you can already to do white meat. So if you\u2019re counting ubiquity then yes. Taste is subjective to culture and individuals so it\u2019s relative to where you are. Thighs are enjoyed more globally but I\u2019ve found that Americans generally prefer breasts much more than Asians because it feels cleaner to eat as it has no variation, like how some people prefer a filet over ribeye. I\u2019ve worked in kitchens in both sides and have never heard requests to make the breast intentionally dry until coming here.": 0.0,
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"I got on a big thigh kick last year and pretty much stopped buying breasts. I learned that each has qualities that I enjoy. Thigh meat is juicier and has more flavor, but breast meat is delicate and goes well with any kind of sauce or gravy. From what I\u2019ve learned, the reason this is even an issue is that big agriculture has bred chickens to have larger breasts than nature intended. The result is huge cuts of meat. Sometimes a breast portion these days is enough to feed two people! It\u2019s tricky to grill or roast huge breasts on the bone without ending up with dried out, flavorless white meat. The solution for me was to buy organic, smaller whole chickens and cut my own breasts or choose them already cut from a farm stand or organic section of the market. Turns out, that like tomatoes, there are \u201cheirloom\u201d species of chickens not fed with hormones and not crossbred to have large breasts.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAre chicken thighs really better than breasts? I have heard that they usually come out less dry and softer\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How common is it to pass a PhD defense with conditions? I passed my defense last week \u201cwith conditions\u201d. Are conditions the same as revisions? I have an official list of things to address, it\u2019s much more work than I was hoping to have to do after defending. Honestly I feel pretty downtrodden meanwhile everyone around me keeps congratulating me for \u201cpassing\u201d. My advisor has stressed that what I have to do is par for the course but he\u2019s also not super great at interpersonal relationships so I never know how to interpret what he says. I don\u2019t disagree with anything I\u2019m being asked to do necessarily. I\u2019m just a bit overwhelmed. Plus I\u2019ve already started a full time (non academic) job.",
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"Am not from stem, I graduated from a department of Public Policy and Administration - but it is rare to see dissertation proposals or the final defence go through without revisions/conditions. I understand your position - I also felt very weird - everyone was like - congratulations you are a Doctor and I was like - how many more drafts do I need to write? It is something we don't prepare for but this is the normal. I didn't even publish my papers from my dissertation - now am kind of obliged to get them out. I already got a job and I am like - am happy to learn more applied stuff but don't make me write papers anymore. This is why I wanted out of academia in the first place. None the less, do not get disheartened - it is a fairly common occurrence.": 0.0,
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"Conditions are revisions if rhey are requesting changes to the thesis and are near universal. A pass with revisions is still a pass. Examiners feel like they have to request some changes to justify their role, and nothing is ever 100% perfect anyway. Minor revisions is as good as it gets. Congrads. You got a PhD, Doctor.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow common is it to pass a PhD defense with conditions? I passed my defense last week \u201cwith conditions\u201d. Are conditions the same as revisions? I have an official list of things to address, it\u2019s much more work than I was hoping to have to do after defending. Honestly I feel pretty downtrodden meanwhile everyone around me keeps congratulating me for \u201cpassing\u201d. My advisor has stressed that what I have to do is par for the course but he\u2019s also not super great at interpersonal relationships so I never know how to interpret what he says. I don\u2019t disagree with anything I\u2019m being asked to do necessarily. I\u2019m just a bit overwhelmed. Plus I\u2019ve already started a full time (non academic) job.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DUNE] If interstellar travel without spice is impossible, then how did they find/get to Arrakis in the first place? Arrakis is clearly not where humans came from. In fact, I think in this universe they came from Earth.",
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"Modern space travel uses space-folding engines to jump between one point to another. These require either advanced computers or Guild Navigators to calculate safe paths, otherwise there is a 10% chance the jump would destroy the ship or jump to a random location. Prior to space-folding engines, they used standard FTL drives which are much slower and safer. Before the Corrino Empire, humanity spread across the Million Worlds using these engines. IIRC they take days to weeks to travel what a space-folding engine can travel in a few jumps.": 0.0,
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"For context the events of Dune take place in the year 10191 AG (After Guild) or 20,000 years in our future. During the expansion into space humanity had built advance machines in the likeness of a human mind capable of doing the complex calculations needed for space travel. Humanity traveled the stars, but since all that was needed was a good computer it was also more common. Which also led to more warfare between the human worlds. This eventually led to humans using the machines to dominate others, and a holy war started in 201 BG (Before Guild) and ended in 108 BG with the destruction of the last computer. This had been known as the Butlerian Jihad. The religious leaders of humanity met (at the encouragement of the new Spacing Guild) and wrote a new holy book called the Orange Catholic Bible. One of the commandments is \"Thou shall not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind\". My point is before the Butlerian Jihad humans had advanced computers to calculate safe(ish) jumps through space. In the year 11,075 AD the Spacing Guild achieved a monopoly on space travel, and it was decided that would be year 0 for the BG/AG calendar since this monopoly brought the Guild Peace (warfare becoming harder to do since all space travel is controlled by the Spacing Guild). So thats thousands of years of space travel before they dumped computers.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DUNE] If interstellar travel without spice is impossible, then how did they find/get to Arrakis in the first place? Arrakis is clearly not where humans came from. In fact, I think in this universe they came from Earth.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why does diabetes beat the body up so badly, even when it is well controlled diabetes? Wounds that won\u2019t heal, blindness, kidney disease, increases risk for virtually everything else. Why is it so rough in the body? Does it do things besides just blood sugar swings?",
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"It isn't well controlled if it progresses like that. It's a progressive disease. Were you asking how that progression happens in general? Wounds that won't heal: some debate on that but a combination of nerves not having feeling, ensuing infection, improperly formed white blood cells can't fight it off Blindness: nerves not working, same as above Kidney disease: nerves not working, extra work to process sugary thick blood Excess sugar in blood changes where the fluid goes, creates pressure, forces the body to compensate, which overworks things, things break down": 0.0,
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"The short answer is that high blood sugar is poisonous to small blood vessels and they fuel everything. So over time the infrastructure that supplies fuel to the body is being destroyed, and nothing will work properly. Think of it like a road system - you're putting very heavy trucks on it that damage the roadways, and now nothing in your town can get the deliveries they need and all businesses fail. To the well controlled part - if you have very well controlled diabetes, you effectively don't have diabetes - we define diabetes by your blood sugar being in a damaging range. If you consistently get it out of that range you kind come out of the diabetes group.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why does diabetes beat the body up so badly, even when it is well controlled diabetes? Wounds that won\u2019t heal, blindness, kidney disease, increases risk for virtually everything else. Why is it so rough in the body? Does it do things besides just blood sugar swings?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do dogs and other animals smell things in lots of small, short sniffs, rather than in a single breath?",
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"I once bought a chicken from a supermarket and as soon as I cut the plastic I could tell it was off. Took it back wrapped in a plastic bag and told the lady at the service desk. She opens the back and leans in...and I'm thinking NO! DON'T!...and she takes a deep inhale through her nose and promptly vomits, it was that bad. I don't know what possessed her when she was forewarned it was rotten meat. I bet she has never forgotten that. Maybe she became vegetarian? Yeah, I got a refund.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s based on the design of their nose as well as the way their olfactory senses help them perceive the world. When a dog sniffs, they are sending air (odor) along the length of their entire nose. Dogs have side slots on their nostrils that they breath out of. This allows them to continuously keep air in their nose for smelling. This is unlike humans, who breath in and out through their two circular nostrils. Basically, when a human exhales through the nose, they lose any odor they were picking up until they inhale again. On the other hand, dogs are able to push air out of those slits and take in more air through their nose in a pattern that keeps the odor in their snout for longer. Source: \u201cBeing a Dog: Following the Dog into a World of Smell\u201d by Alexandra Horowitz": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If the universe is expanding, but the amount of matter in it remains constant(ish), does that mean the 'average density of the universe' is decreasing? Not sure this question makes a ton of sense period, let alone from an actual physics standpoint. But in general terms, is this a valid question and if so, what's the answer and its effects?",
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"Yes. Eventually the matter in the universe will become so diffuse it will lead to complete heat death.": 0.0,
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"Yes, the universe is becoming more diffuse, in mass and in energy. If you measure energy density as a temperature, it's only a few degrees (Kelvin) on average now. It dropped very rapidly during the big bang and initial inflation of the universe and has been declining more slowly ever since.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: If the universe is expanding, but the amount of matter in it remains constant(ish), does that mean the 'average density of the universe' is decreasing? Not sure this question makes a ton of sense period, let alone from an actual physics standpoint. But in general terms, is this a valid question and if so, what's the answer and its effects?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Wife died in her sleep, looking for places to start looking for a cause My wife was 38, she had twins back in March and suffered severe complications due to preeclampsia. She had a flash pulmonary edema 4 days after her c-section. She had a mild left bundle branch block which reduced her ejection fraction to 53% before complications and down to 45% after. At her cardiologist appointment in May it was 47%. She was taking 25mg Metoprolol succinate for that. She was also taking Zoloft for mild PPD. She took a thyroid pill but otherwise didn\u2019t have any other medical concerns. She was completely asymptomatic the night she died. She got into bed and asked me to turn the fan on because she was hot. I did this and woke up the next morning and she hadn\u2019t moved. Doctors are telling me that they have no idea what could have caused her death. The autopsy came back inconclusive pending a toxicology screen and a biopsy. In my county that can take up to a year. In the meantime I am getting our 6mo old boys screened for heart conditions, sending her brother to get looked at, and trying to rule out as many things as I can. I\u2019m reading tons of conflicting reports on SSRI\u2019s some which say people with a history of heart conditions shouldn\u2019t take them, some that say its perfectly fine. I\u2019ve been told that she should have been on an Ace inhibitor and not a beta-blocker. I have no idea who to believe because the doctors have all turtled. Any direction you could give me would be deeply appreciated.",
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"Is it possible to ask for a second autopsy to be done by someone else? And did they check for a aneurysm? This article may be helpful. I\u2019m very sorry for your families loss. https://health.usnews.com/health-news/patient-advice/articles/2016-05-18/what-does-it-mean-to-die-in-your-sleep": 0.0,
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"I\u2019m going through the same exact thing. My fianc\u00e9 (22) died in his sleep in June and the autopsy was completely inconclusive with negative toxicology screening. Still absolutely devastated and at a loss for words. Just a healthy boy here one minute and gone the next. I\u2019m sorry for your loss and I hope you find answers.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWife died in her sleep, looking for places to start looking for a cause My wife was 38, she had twins back in March and suffered severe complications due to preeclampsia. She had a flash pulmonary edema 4 days after her c-section. She had a mild left bundle branch block which reduced her ejection fraction to 53% before complications and down to 45% after. At her cardiologist appointment in May it was 47%. She was taking 25mg Metoprolol succinate for that. She was also taking Zoloft for mild PPD. She took a thyroid pill but otherwise didn\u2019t have any other medical concerns. She was completely asymptomatic the night she died. She got into bed and asked me to turn the fan on because she was hot. I did this and woke up the next morning and she hadn\u2019t moved. Doctors are telling me that they have no idea what could have caused her death. The autopsy came back inconclusive pending a toxicology screen and a biopsy. In my county that can take up to a year. In the meantime I am getting our 6mo old boys screened for heart conditions, sending her brother to get looked at, and trying to rule out as many things as I can. I\u2019m reading tons of conflicting reports on SSRI\u2019s some which say people with a history of heart conditions shouldn\u2019t take them, some that say its perfectly fine. I\u2019ve been told that she should have been on an Ace inhibitor and not a beta-blocker. I have no idea who to believe because the doctors have all turtled. Any direction you could give me would be deeply appreciated.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Queen\u2019s Don\u2019t Stop Me Now] Freddie Mercury is a rocket ship on a collision course with Mars, traveling at the speed of light. Will the resulting explosion be powerful enough (at Mars perihelion) to send a man or woman on Earth\u2019s surface traveling at a supersonic speed?",
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"Well, he couldn't have *accelerated* to lightspeed, because that would require infinite energy, so he must have already been going that fast. An object with mass, travelling at c, would have effectively infinite mass from the reference frame of anything not travelling at c. That means that his \"rocket ship\" is an infinitely massive black hole, travelling at the speed of light. Since the Schwarzschild radius (event horizon) is proportional to the mass, and mass is infinite, the entire universe will be inside the event horizon. Everything inside the event horizon (aka, everything) *should* be travelling at the same speed as the black hole (lightspeed), but with infinite size and mass, there's nowhere for it to travel *to*. So, the only way a person could travel at all, let alone at supersonic speed, would be to be emitted as Hawking radiation. Since there's no \"outside\" for the radiation to be emitted to, I think the whole thing will just explode into another Big Bang. If that happened, eventually another planet similar to ours will form. Sentient life will develop, name the planet Earth, and invent supersonic flight. So yes.": 0.0,
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"Yes, because he wants to create a supersonic man out of you and there is no stopping him. OP you may want to report, any possible increases in velocity.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Could taste buds be permanently damaged through child abuse? This is about a 14 year old foster kid. Otherwise healthy. We suspect his parents may have tortured him when he was younger by burning his mouth or other ways. He\u2019s hinted at it and now he says food doesn\u2019t taste like anything or doesn\u2019t taste good. Is it possible that damage to the mouth could permanently damage the tongue or will taste buds always regenerate?",
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"Not a doctor. Could it possibly be psychological. A defense mechanism built to shield his taste (and possibly other senses) from his abhorrent upbringing/punishments (e.g. soap in mouth... ). Is there any oral scarring/discoloration/receding or damaged gums?": 0.0,
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"No idea about the tastebuds thing, but check his sense of smell, especially given the history of abuse. Repeated head trauma can mess up the nose. It happened to my fianc\u00e9 because he broke his nose a bunch (college wrestler) and he couldn\u2019t smell for a while, but what he really noticed was loss of taste. Luckily it was fixed very easily!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCould taste buds be permanently damaged through child abuse? This is about a 14 year old foster kid. Otherwise healthy. We suspect his parents may have tortured him when he was younger by burning his mouth or other ways. He\u2019s hinted at it and now he says food doesn\u2019t taste like anything or doesn\u2019t taste good. Is it possible that damage to the mouth could permanently damage the tongue or will taste buds always regenerate?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Need help with this Soy Sauce Hey guys, I was in Japan last year and it totally blew my mind how good the food is. While tasting all different kinds of dishes I also did a bit of shopping and for me it was fascinating how many kinds of soy sauce there are. So I found this little soy sauce shop in Kyoto and while the owner didn't speak any English he just had my try all the soy sauces. In the end I bought a few of them and one is absolutely incredible it has kind of a fishy flavor and is just really rich and umami. Unfortunately I am running low now and I have no idea how to get my hand on a similar one as the label on the sauce is Japanese. That's why try my luck here, maybe someone can tell me what kind of soy sauce I bought. Pictures: https://imgur.com/a/mJ5YTPO Thanks!",
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"I know Yamaroku soy sauce is aged 4 years and by far the best I ever had. I lived in Japan for 2 years and it brings back so many memories. I'll sneak some into restaurants when I go for Japanese and it really elevates the food. You can find it on Amazon and might give your brand a run for its money for a favorite. One other option is going to/r/snackexchange and trade someone in Japan for a few bottles.": 0.0,
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"This product seems to come from a shop called \u53c2\u5320 \u91a4\u6cb9\u5c4b (Sansho shoyu-ya) that doesn't have any online sales on their website. It does have a Facebook page if you wanted to try and contact them. The type of soy sauce is \u3042\u306a\u3054\u98ef\u708a\u304d\u8fbc\u307f\u91a4\u6cb9 (anago meshi takikomi shoyu) meaning soy sauce for eel served over rice. If you wanted to try to recreate it or at least find something with similar ingredients I'll translate the ingredient list. Soy sauce (honjozo), sugar, salt, conger eel extract, kombu extract, flavorings (amino acid, etc.), alcohol, caramel coloring, sweeteners (licorice, stevia), thickening agent (xanthan) (some wheat may be present from raw materials.) I hope you can find something similar. Japan does a good job at keeping some of its culinary treasures secret sometimes.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nNeed help with this Soy Sauce Hey guys, I was in Japan last year and it totally blew my mind how good the food is. While tasting all different kinds of dishes I also did a bit of shopping and for me it was fascinating how many kinds of soy sauce there are. So I found this little soy sauce shop in Kyoto and while the owner didn't speak any English he just had my try all the soy sauces. In the end I bought a few of them and one is absolutely incredible it has kind of a fishy flavor and is just really rich and umami. Unfortunately I am running low now and I have no idea how to get my hand on a similar one as the label on the sauce is Japanese. That's why try my luck here, maybe someone can tell me what kind of soy sauce I bought. Pictures: https://imgur.com/a/mJ5YTPO Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Thoughts on unpaid, expected overtime I want to know what your thoughts are. I work at an engineering firm in the UK as a junior design tech (I do zero actual design work) and my line manager complains that I don't stay later than 5 every night. But, I do 40 hours a week and get paid no overtime so I'm worried about the money I'm, in my eyes, losing and the work life balance. The other week he told me that he stays an extra hour each night, also unpaid and also does work at the weekends. Is it just me that finds it a little odd?",
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"Red flag.": 0.0,
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"My thoughts on unpaid OT: *Fuck that.* You can quote me on that.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nThoughts on unpaid, expected overtime I want to know what your thoughts are. I work at an engineering firm in the UK as a junior design tech (I do zero actual design work) and my line manager complains that I don't stay later than 5 every night. But, I do 40 hours a week and get paid no overtime so I'm worried about the money I'm, in my eyes, losing and the work life balance. The other week he told me that he stays an extra hour each night, also unpaid and also does work at the weekends. Is it just me that finds it a little odd?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I just got eggs from a farmers market next to my shopping center, should I refrigerate? The dude there told me that they chickens are fed fruit and nothing is injected. And he had them hanging outside in california sun, even tho he dod have them that way, should I refrigerate them? Or is it fine leaving them out? The yolks are more orange and have a softer flavor",
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"You need to know if they've been washed or not. If they have not been washed, it's OK to store them at run temp. If they have been washed (by the farmer or yourself) keep then refrigerated. It's a good idea to wash and dry them right before cracking to make sure nothing from the surface contaminates the egg once the shell is broken, but if they've never been washed it can't get in while the shell is intact. We have chickens that we gather eggs from. When they're laying at their peak, we have a LOT of eggs. We've safely left them on the counter for up to 4 weeks and they were just fine, just a little thinner consistency. I wouldn't try to fry an older one, they just don't hold together as well, but scrambled, baking, boiled, etc are just fine.": 0.0,
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"If he was not refrigerating the eggs, that is a good signal that the cuticle has not been washed off. However, there is no actual harm in keeping an egg chilled if you are unsure. I would check the washing question when buying the next dozen.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI just got eggs from a farmers market next to my shopping center, should I refrigerate? The dude there told me that they chickens are fed fruit and nothing is injected. And he had them hanging outside in california sun, even tho he dod have them that way, should I refrigerate them? Or is it fine leaving them out? The yolks are more orange and have a softer flavor\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] I'm Gotham City's lead prosecutor. We have one Batman detainee with evidence stapled to his chest. Can I enter Batman's detective work into evidence of any sort in the courtroom? The dude showed up, turns out he has drug activity and was working as a thug for Bane. We can get him but only if the evidence put forth by Batman can be taken as real detective work; otherwise some of it is unavailable to us for this guy. Is Batman's evidence admissible in court? Even if not as evidence, can it be used to preponderate the guilt of the person? Thanks, a trying lawyer",
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"In Gotham, you can. And if judge tries to weasel this bastard out on technicalities, remind him that said bastard probably would be safer in cushy prison cell than on the street with shadowy vigilante": 0.0,
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"So in the United States, we have \"The Exclusionary Rule\" which states that evidence found through illegal means can be suppressed as evidence during a trial. For our purposes, there are two relevant exceptions to this rule. * 1: Private search doctrine. Evidence unlawfully obtained from the defendant by a private person is admissible. * 2: Independent Source Doctrine. If the police acquire illegal evidence, but also obtain the same evidence through an independent, legal means, the evidence is admissible. So if you can reasonably argue that Batman is working as a private person, then yes, his illegally acquired evidence can be admissible. This has been Letaluss esq. asking you to *please* hire me as a junior prosecutor. EDIT: Follow-up. We know that Batman works with the police. So whether Batman is truly acting in the commission of a 'private person' is up for debate. If Batman broke into a house for unrelated reasons, and reported the ensuing Meth Lab he found, that would probably be fine. If Commissioner Gordon directs Batman towards a suspect whose house Batman then searches, then there can be a reasonable question about whether Batman is acting in a 'private' capacity, or a 'public' capacity. (This is not legal advice. Letaluss esq. is a fictional character, and not licensed by the state bar of anywhere. Please consult an actual attorney before you pursue full-time vigilante justice.)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] I'm Gotham City's lead prosecutor. We have one Batman detainee with evidence stapled to his chest. Can I enter Batman's detective work into evidence of any sort in the courtroom? The dude showed up, turns out he has drug activity and was working as a thug for Bane. We can get him but only if the evidence put forth by Batman can be taken as real detective work; otherwise some of it is unavailable to us for this guy. Is Batman's evidence admissible in court? Even if not as evidence, can it be used to preponderate the guilt of the person? Thanks, a trying lawyer\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How do bodies of water exist above ground? How come bodies of water (lakes, rivers, wetlands, oceans even...) exist above ground instead of the water simply being absorbed by the earth?",
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"One big misconception about lakes is they're like a cup of water. They get filled and stay that way. Nothing is further from the truth. All lakes are constantly being fed by springs or other flowing waters. At the same time, all lakes have an outflow down a river, stream or into a swampy area which acts like a broad slow moving river. If the rate of drainage in a low lying area is less than it's rate of fill then you get water building up. If the rate equals out then you simply have a river or stream. And rivers and streams do lose some water through seepage into the ground but the water is moving too fast for any significant loss of water per volume flowing over an area. Now a couple geological conditions help lakes reatin their water. Chiefly, the bottoms of a lake is either made up of tight nonporous soil like clays or is part of the bedrock itself. If the bottom of an area with a large inflow of water is not like that, that's when it becomes a swamp because the soil becomes oversaturated.": 0.0,
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"1) They *do* sink into the ground. Eventually it'll hit an *impermeable* layer of dense bedrock that the water can't go through. The ground will become saturated and no more water can drain down. 2) The ground slows the water down: imagine a cup with small holes in it. The water will drain out, but as long as water goes *in* faster than it drains, the water level will stay elevated. 3) Some kinds of soil are less permeable to water, like clay. Rock, obviously, doesn't allow water to sink through very easily. 4) Water that drains through the soil will eventually either sink into an aquifer or get forced back up from pressure and form a spring.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How do bodies of water exist above ground? How come bodies of water (lakes, rivers, wetlands, oceans even...) exist above ground instead of the water simply being absorbed by the earth?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "eli5 - Why is it supposedly common to always be tired if you have ADHD? I see this a lot from adults with ADHD, apparently its common to be tired a lot if you have it? But that seems completely ass backwards to me, given the H in ADHD. Can someone explain?",
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"It's been awhile since I've thoroughly read up.. but from what I remember ADHD is linked to reduced activity of the brain's Reticular Activating System (RAS). Your RAS has more than one function - but a major role is to filter information and help you decide what is important to focus on. For example, your RAS is what allows you to sleep through a thunderstorm, but will wake you up to the sound of a crying baby etc. Without a properly functioning RAS, then EVERY LITTLE THING seems incredibly important and you have to now consciously decide what deserves your focus (and you have to work harder to keep your focus there as your RAS continues to send maydays over any ol trigger). .. that sounds pretty fricking exhausting to me Edit: Wow - many thanks for the gold! And while I'm at it, I thought it might be interesting to note that this can help explain why people with ADHD are prescribed stimulants when that can seem rather counterintuitive, given the \"hyperactivity\" observed in some individuals. Stimulants are meant to stimulate the RAS (so it does its job filtering information) so that other parts of the brain are not overwhelmed. Properly filtering this excessive sensory input can help individuals greatly by.. 1) helping 'hyperactive' individuals (who readily respond to distracting stimuli) maintain attention and focus on important tasks, and/or 2) helping 'inattentive' individuals (who are overwhelmed by the excessive noise) get some much deserved peace.": 0.0,
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"I was diagnosed with ADD, but depending on the country its also known as inattentive type ADHD. I'm always exhausted. My brain does not know what background noise is. It just do not understand that everything around me isn't equally important, that it doesn't need to register every movement, sound and thought. I've never been high energy. It got explained to me that my type of ADHD is just brain on overdrive. All the H goes into managing all the input. At least that is how it is for me.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\neli5 - Why is it supposedly common to always be tired if you have ADHD? I see this a lot from adults with ADHD, apparently its common to be tired a lot if you have it? But that seems completely ass backwards to me, given the H in ADHD. Can someone explain?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Texas] [22F] My sister's doctor passed away. He was the only doctor for hundreds of miles who was able to prescribe her low-THC cannabis under Texas's Compassionate Use Act. She'll likely start having severe seizures again if she goes off this medication. Does anyone know what we can do? The title pretty much sums it up. My sister has a seizure disorder in addition to some other health disorders. She's been on several medications most of her life. Dosages and combinations used to constantly change, as her seizures always returned even when it seemed her medications were working. She began taking the low-THC cannabis oil a couple of years ago and her major seizures stopped. Now she only occasionally has minor seizures and goes long periods of time without having any at all. She's happier and healthier than she's been in a long time as well. With her doctor passing away, we don't know how to continue getting this medication for her. There isn't a doctor for hundreds of miles and it's nearly impossible for my sister to travel that far without it taking a toll on her health, especially now given the pandemic. Does anyone know what we can do or who we can contact to continue getting this medication for her? She only has about 2 weeks worth left. Any advice is much appreciated.",
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"The medication Epidiolex is a cannabis derived medication FDA approved specifically for seizures. As of last month it is no longer classified under a DEA control schedule, and MDs should be able to prescribe it, or be willing to provide a referral to a qualified specialist. The difficult part is that it is a limited distribution drug, and generally has to be mailed out from a specialty pharmacy, or an otherwise approved distributor, of which there are only a few in the state (the Walgreens #15086 in Houston Methodist is one example). Insurances are usually able to cover it, and additional financial assistance is available.": 0.0,
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"Check with TX NORML or your local NORML chapter. They likely have a list of doctors that will work with your sister and some doctors may be doing telemedicine so she doesn\u2019t have to travel.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Texas] [22F] My sister's doctor passed away. He was the only doctor for hundreds of miles who was able to prescribe her low-THC cannabis under Texas's Compassionate Use Act. She'll likely start having severe seizures again if she goes off this medication. Does anyone know what we can do? The title pretty much sums it up. My sister has a seizure disorder in addition to some other health disorders. She's been on several medications most of her life. Dosages and combinations used to constantly change, as her seizures always returned even when it seemed her medications were working. She began taking the low-THC cannabis oil a couple of years ago and her major seizures stopped. Now she only occasionally has minor seizures and goes long periods of time without having any at all. She's happier and healthier than she's been in a long time as well. With her doctor passing away, we don't know how to continue getting this medication for her. There isn't a doctor for hundreds of miles and it's nearly impossible for my sister to travel that far without it taking a toll on her health, especially now given the pandemic. Does anyone know what we can do or who we can contact to continue getting this medication for her? She only has about 2 weeks worth left. Any advice is much appreciated.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What are the main responsibilities of an engineer and how do they differ from the responsibilities of a technologist?",
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"I\u2019ve never heard of such a title/role. (I\u2019m in US, EE for 17years)": 0.0,
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"The engineer get's blamed.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat are the main responsibilities of an engineer and how do they differ from the responsibilities of a technologist?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Over-hung toilet paper is superior to under-hung toilet paper I think the title explains itself but I can never understand why somebody would want under-hung toilet paper. When it is under-hung, it's so much harder to grab because: -it's often backed up against the wall -it's harder to roll it backwards than it is forwards (with forwards meaning the top of the roll is coming towards the user) -it doesn't set itself up well for the next strip of paper needed to wipe I'll never understand. Do people intentionally put it in this way or do they just not pay attention while installing the new roll and are too lazy to turn it around. Please change my view that under-hung is better. If you agree with me, please also chime in.",
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"I underhang but I didn't realize it until reddit pointed out it was an issue (I used to think that I just put it on \"however\", but I've never observed an overhung roll that I know I hanged). Anyway I don't know what my exact technique is, it's more a muscle memory / absent-minded thing, but I know I use the back of my pulling hand as a brake. I cannot find a more ergonomical way of braking the roll using an overhanged roll. I should probably install a motion sensing video recorder in my bathroom to better answer this question, but that might raise some eyebrows.": 0.0,
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"There is one situation when under hung is better, which is when you have a cat that likes to swipe at the toilet paper roll and get toilet paper everywhere. That's not possible with it under hung. But if you change your view for any other reason, you are an uncivilized barbarian.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Over-hung toilet paper is superior to under-hung toilet paper I think the title explains itself but I can never understand why somebody would want under-hung toilet paper. When it is under-hung, it's so much harder to grab because: -it's often backed up against the wall -it's harder to roll it backwards than it is forwards (with forwards meaning the top of the roll is coming towards the user) -it doesn't set itself up well for the next strip of paper needed to wipe I'll never understand. Do people intentionally put it in this way or do they just not pay attention while installing the new roll and are too lazy to turn it around. Please change my view that under-hung is better. If you agree with me, please also chime in.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What do you do with soup you intend to eat across 3 days? Why? When I make soup, it's usually enough for 9 portions, which we tend to eat for 3 consecutive evenings. I normally just let the pot cool down for a couple of hours, often on the kitchen balcony, store in fridge until the next day, then just before dinner, I bring the soup to a boil to kill anything that may have developed in it. Repeat for day 3. Recently I read this is a terrible idea, you should never reheat soup multiple times, you shouldn't store it in the original pot, etc. Something about harmful bacteria developing in a certain temperature range when heating/cooling (though, as far as I've read, those do get killed if you boil the soup, so I'm confused) Do people really pack it in 6 different containers, and then microwave it one at a time, and that's better? Or split it into 2 smaller pots, and reheat one each evening? I'd like to hear what you do, but mainly I'm trying to understand why, if it's beyond convenience.",
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"I put everything in a really big Tupperware and then scoop out servings as I need them. You can either microwave it or put individual servings back on the stove.": 0.0,
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"No one else seems to be biting on the actual food safety issue at hand, so I\u2019m going to address one aspect. You mentioned that you \u201cbring the soup to a boil to kill off anything that may have developed in it.\u201d With food poisoning the concern isn\u2019t always that you\u2019ll be infected with live bacteria. There is also the issue that when food sits out in the \u201cdanger zone\u201d bacteria can infect it, then multiply and *release waste products* that are toxic and that can\u2019t be destroyed by heat. This is the risk that you run by repeated heating and cooling the same dish. Personally I would divide it into 3 separate portions that you can reheat rather than going to the trouble of making one portion per person, since it seems you\u2019ll be reheating them at the same time anyway.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat do you do with soup you intend to eat across 3 days? Why? When I make soup, it's usually enough for 9 portions, which we tend to eat for 3 consecutive evenings. I normally just let the pot cool down for a couple of hours, often on the kitchen balcony, store in fridge until the next day, then just before dinner, I bring the soup to a boil to kill anything that may have developed in it. Repeat for day 3. Recently I read this is a terrible idea, you should never reheat soup multiple times, you shouldn't store it in the original pot, etc. Something about harmful bacteria developing in a certain temperature range when heating/cooling (though, as far as I've read, those do get killed if you boil the soup, so I'm confused) Do people really pack it in 6 different containers, and then microwave it one at a time, and that's better? Or split it into 2 smaller pots, and reheat one each evening? I'd like to hear what you do, but mainly I'm trying to understand why, if it's beyond convenience.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to avoid blood/marrow/whatever leaking from drumstick bones when roasting? Everytime I roast drumsticks, either in the oven or the air fryer, juice leaks from the bones and leaves red/brown/black streaks and stains in the meat. I don't really mind, but I have small kids who get a little finicky when seeing it. I'm wondering if there is a way to avoid this. Am I cooking it too hot, perhaps?",
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"This usually works in pork bones because it's cut so I'm not sure if it'll work on drumstick but you can try soaking it in cold water to draw out the blood. You probably won't get what's in the bone but it might draw out what's in the joint and cartilage. Another idea is to cook it on a rack so the blood drips onto the sheet before it has a chance to cook onto the meat, plus you get crisper skin.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s staining that happens when the legs are frozen. You can buy fresh never frozen chicken (if you can find it) otherwise it\u2019s just an artifact of the meat industry and there isn\u2019t anything you can do about it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to avoid blood/marrow/whatever leaking from drumstick bones when roasting? Everytime I roast drumsticks, either in the oven or the air fryer, juice leaks from the bones and leaves red/brown/black streaks and stains in the meat. I don't really mind, but I have small kids who get a little finicky when seeing it. I'm wondering if there is a way to avoid this. Am I cooking it too hot, perhaps?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it normal to ask for a raise after my 90 day evaluation? Basically, I'm hella underpaid (65K), especially since I live in San Diego, CA. Granted, I got about 1 year of total engineering experience and I'm just trying to shoot for 80-90 a year. I'm doing Machine Vision Applications Engineering right now with this company. I've done everything they've asked so far so I feel like I got a good chance, just wanted to hear any tips on this subject from my fellow engineer.",
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"best_score": 358,
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"Dude you've been there for 3 months and you are going to ask for a 15k raise. How could anybody justify that.": 0.0,
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"$65k to $80k raise, at the same company, without a promotion, is very unlikely. The easiest way to hit your desired salary is to switch jobs.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it normal to ask for a raise after my 90 day evaluation? Basically, I'm hella underpaid (65K), especially since I live in San Diego, CA. Granted, I got about 1 year of total engineering experience and I'm just trying to shoot for 80-90 a year. I'm doing Machine Vision Applications Engineering right now with this company. I've done everything they've asked so far so I feel like I got a good chance, just wanted to hear any tips on this subject from my fellow engineer.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Looking for a Pastry book that explains why to use ingredients Hi all, I recently learned about how different types of sugar (white, light brown, brown) affect the end result of different kinds of pastries. Now I imagine that there are a lot more of these things that are, normally quite hard to figure out without doing proper research. I was wondering if there perhaps was a book that encapsulates these things so that I would have one book to read in order to learn and use for later reference.",
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"If you\u2019re going to spend the money on a book that explains ingredients might I suggest food lovers companion by Sharon Tyler Herbst. It\u2019s a comprehension definition of nearly 6000 food drink in culinary terms. I have the third edition I\u2019m sure there\u2019s a newer one out. This one was printed in 2001 it\u2019s by barons. It has everything you could ever imagine about food baking ingredients and anything. \ud83d\ude0a": 0.0,
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"The Baking and Pastry book by the Culinary Institute of America is wonderful, and goes really into the hows and whys of baking and pastry. It is a bit on the expensive side, but you do get what you pay for.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nLooking for a Pastry book that explains why to use ingredients Hi all, I recently learned about how different types of sugar (white, light brown, brown) affect the end result of different kinds of pastries. Now I imagine that there are a lot more of these things that are, normally quite hard to figure out without doing proper research. I was wondering if there perhaps was a book that encapsulates these things so that I would have one book to read in order to learn and use for later reference.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC] How does Bruce Wayne explain why he takes in so many kids? Do pepole just think that it's do to Bruce's childhood trauma or do people think that he's a degenerate but don't care because he's rich?",
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"Yes, mainly the childhood trauma. He very publicly donates to a lot of causes meant to help orphans and he takes them in. It's a matter of public record that Thomas and Martha Wayne were murdered when he was a kid and he became an orphan, so it's not surprising to the public that Bruce Wayne has a soft spot for orphans.": 0.0,
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"As blackychan says below, it's like Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. Bruce Wayne is super rich, and everybody knows that his parents were murdered. You know that photo of John F Kennedy Jr, when he's saluting his dad's body at the funeral? There was probably a photo like that when Bruce was a kid. While he might be seen as an irresponsible party boy, Billy Madison-ing his way through life, there's a sad history there. He was at the circus when Dick Grayson's parents were killed. Saw the whole thing happen. It clearly affected the guy and so he adopted this kid. He was in his late 20s then, freshly back from his \"summer abroad\" that lasted like 10 years. Pulled some strings to make the adoption happen quickly. And afterwards, I dunno, he probably put the kid in boarding school or something. Whatever rich people do with their own kids. But there's no indication of abuse or anything like that. It's Wayne Manor, not Neverland Ranch. Grayson is an adult now somewhere, finished college and doing whatever young rich guys do. Wayne is apparently pretty free with his money. And then afterwards, that was just kind of his thing. Every few years, Bruce would adopt some other hard luck kid, usually an orphan, and make sure they were taken care of. It's debatable how much actual interaction that Wayne has with the kids themselves. He probably hands them off to a nanny or something.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] How does Bruce Wayne explain why he takes in so many kids? Do pepole just think that it's do to Bruce's childhood trauma or do people think that he's a degenerate but don't care because he's rich?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Vulture has no abilities of any kind without his technology handy. How could he be so delusional as to sit four feet away from a kid with superhuman reflexes and strength, and threaten to murder his whole family, to his face?",
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"Because his powers are technological in nature, it is natural for him to assume that Spiderman's powers are technological in nature. And he's partially correct, the suit, and his webs are indeed technological. Assuming that someone has super strength or agility would be a less plausible conclusion than that he owned a supersuit, probably given to him by Stark.": 0.0,
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"Because, at the end of the day, Peter's still just a kid. Despite being superhuman, some stuff like being scared of an angry adult just doesn't go away so easily. Hell, look at Cap - dude is a godlike hero and he still has a hard time talking to girls because of how he was a scrawny shrimp who never got the time of day from one before the war.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Vulture has no abilities of any kind without his technology handy. How could he be so delusional as to sit four feet away from a kid with superhuman reflexes and strength, and threaten to murder his whole family, to his face?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] How is Bruce Wayne able to buy the buildings or establishments so quickly and on the spot? Like that moment in the Gotham tv show where he instantly bought the disco club or when he buys the hotel in Batman Begins.",
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"The hotel is owned by a larger company which is publicly traded. With a single phone call (or text message), Bruce directs Wayne Enterprises to execute a hostile takeover buying shares on the free market.": 0.0,
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"I would assume that Bruce hasn\u2019t bought the buildings yet, he\u2019s just made such an absurd offer that everyone knows it\u2019s going to be accepted and therefore they just let him do whatever he wants since he\u2019s going to own it soon enough.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] How is Bruce Wayne able to buy the buildings or establishments so quickly and on the spot? Like that moment in the Gotham tv show where he instantly bought the disco club or when he buys the hotel in Batman Begins.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: The health insurance system of the United States is the biggest organized crime/extortion ring in history. Extortion, racketeering, preying on the weak and vulnerable. They have leaned on politicians for years for legitimacy. The business exists only to collect protection money from our population. A terrible side effect is the strain placed on the doctors and nurses that are unable to use their knowledge and skill to best treat any patient that comes under their care. My view will not be changed by any job numbers, but if anyone can explain to me how our nation is benefitted in any way or how this leech industry is not driving up our cost of care my view could be changed.",
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"I think this is a mischaracterization of the problem.\u00a0 An organized crime ring suggests a collection of consciously immoral and illegal agents which seek to maximize their power and profit through any means necessary.\u00a0 The capitalists who run health insurance companies are not consciously nefarious; they are merely passive agents that follow the dictates of capitalist profit-motive.\u00a0 If the CEO of a health insurance company suddenly developed a conscience and tried to violate the profit-motive by instead focusing on providing affordable healthcare to patients, then either they would get fired by the company\u2019s stakeholders or the company would go out of business.\u00a0 This is what it means when a problem is *systemic* - no individual agent is able to impose their own morality, because the entire system is responsible, and nobody is responsible for changing the entire system.": 0.0,
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"No private healthcare system can run smoothly without health insurance. Now, that\u2019s not to say our medical system runs smoothly \u2014 it is an expensive failure, for reasons that include the poorly run insurance system, but health insurance itself serves a vital function. In countries where healthcare is less expensive, health insurance is purchased to cover the cost of unforeseen expenses. It is not intended to cover the cost of routine medical care. There is a strong argument that ballooning medical costs came first, not the other way around \u2014 American public health collapsed (see the rise of corn syrup, the collapse of exercise, etc), and these compounded existing problems such as luxury medicine (for example, MRIs for offices that don\u2019t really need MRIs \u2014 compare MRI machines per capita in the USA to Canada). Insurance billing practices are one factor, but hospital administrators also try like hell to overcharge insurance companies for every little thing because \u201cwhy not, they have the money!\u201d and ordinary people don\u2019t contest it because they don\u2019t have the expertise to tell whether what their hospital is charging them is fair or not. So, although insurance companies can engage in unethical practices, and certainly do retain lobbyists to maintain their privileged position, medical providers and the rise of \u201cspecialists\u201d in place of general practitioners has driven the raw cost of care up just as much, and pushed people into the arms of what used to be a smaller and less powerful business. TL;DR: fixing other factors that make medicine so expensive would make people less dependent on insurance, and drive down the cost of being insured.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: The health insurance system of the United States is the biggest organized crime/extortion ring in history. Extortion, racketeering, preying on the weak and vulnerable. They have leaned on politicians for years for legitimacy. The business exists only to collect protection money from our population. A terrible side effect is the strain placed on the doctors and nurses that are unable to use their knowledge and skill to best treat any patient that comes under their care. My view will not be changed by any job numbers, but if anyone can explain to me how our nation is benefitted in any way or how this leech industry is not driving up our cost of care my view could be changed.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to maintain stamina / enthusiasm as an engineer? Overall I like the idea of solving problems and tackling difficult tasks as an engineer. But, some days I want to just coast and not have to deal with being an engineer. Part of it I think is fear of failure that I wont be able to accomplish my tasks or find a solution to a particular problem. I am pretty new in my career as an engineer. To me it has been draining to have to \"muster up the courage\" to start each day. How do you maintain your stamina / enthusiasm for the day to day grind of being an engineer? How do you maintain a realistic view on facing challenging problems, knowing that there is the potential for failure? I do my best to eat healthy, get good sleep, exercise, and take care of myself overall. I try not to overthink the situation and have perspective on everything. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!",
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"The first few years are the roughest since there is a steep learning curve and you simply don't have the experience on how to approach problems. You'll gradually build up the stamina as problems tend to start repeating themselves. Don't forget to use your time off, it is very easy to burnout in this career especially when management demands crunch time. Remember that their failure to manage engineering resources is not a reflection of how good you are as an engineer.": 0.0,
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"First off, no machine runs at 100% duty cycle in any durable design. That goes for the meatware between your ears, too. Second off, not all \u2018work\u2019 is furiously pounding at a spreadsheet. You do get paid to sit around and think about shit. It\u2019s part of the job. Third off and Statistically speaking, not trying is a definite failure. Trying is, at the minimum, a non-zero chance of success. Your job is, at the root, thinking about how to fix shit and backing it up with maths. If you\u2019re staring at the problem blankly, then you\u2019ve already decided to take the first step. Might as well take the second and see where the journey takes you.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to maintain stamina / enthusiasm as an engineer? Overall I like the idea of solving problems and tackling difficult tasks as an engineer. But, some days I want to just coast and not have to deal with being an engineer. Part of it I think is fear of failure that I wont be able to accomplish my tasks or find a solution to a particular problem. I am pretty new in my career as an engineer. To me it has been draining to have to \"muster up the courage\" to start each day. How do you maintain your stamina / enthusiasm for the day to day grind of being an engineer? How do you maintain a realistic view on facing challenging problems, knowing that there is the potential for failure? I do my best to eat healthy, get good sleep, exercise, and take care of myself overall. I try not to overthink the situation and have perspective on everything. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Maple syrup is a Spring food. So why do we associate it so closely with autumn and winter? Was doing some research but couldn't find historical precedent beyond \"it tastes super good with apples and pumpkin.\" We got us any food historians up in here?",
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"Maple syrup is not a spring food. The sap runs in late winter, but typically before spring. It's also literally sugar, so it stores indefinitely. Not a seasonal food really at all. I think people associate the regions where syrup is made with fall and winter, and therefore associate our regional foods with those seasons as well.": 0.0,
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"I'm betting is because it was stored for consumption during* the leaner months. When winter comes around in the north woods, easy-to-consume high-calorie foods are really valuable. You can't really forage for much and you need to burn a lot of calories to stay warm. Plus, when the syrup runs, it's still fucking cold out. EDIT: Wow my top comment of all time...educated guesses sure can accumulate a lot of karma!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMaple syrup is a Spring food. So why do we associate it so closely with autumn and winter? Was doing some research but couldn't find historical precedent beyond \"it tastes super good with apples and pumpkin.\" We got us any food historians up in here?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[FL] Boss will fire sister if she has necessary surgery She does not qualify for FMLA. She needs shoulder surgery or will lose use of her arm. Boss told her he will fire her if she has the surgery. What are her rights?",
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"subreddit": "askhr",
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"Tell her doctor to put the surgical need in writing. Tell her boss put it in writing that she's fired if she has the surgery. Tell her to have the sugery, then file for unemployment. Then tell her to consult with a lawyer.": 0.0,
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"She needs to have the surgery. Having an arm is more important than having this job.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[FL] Boss will fire sister if she has necessary surgery She does not qualify for FMLA. She needs shoulder surgery or will lose use of her arm. Boss told her he will fire her if she has the surgery. What are her rights?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is it better for a rocket to go straight up at a 90 degree angle rather thanrather than a 45 degree angle, or something in between? Is this more fuel efficient? Or what is the reason that a 90 degree takeoff is better than going into outerspace at a angle?",
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"Rockets take off from an upright position on the launch pad because that's the safest and easiest way to get off the ground. They almost immediately begin to turn sideways, though, in a turn that is designed to give the best balance between aerodynamic drag (the lower atmosphere is really dense, so getting up to the higher, less dense parts quickly is important), and to give a flight profile that gives the most fuel efficient path to get to the right altitude and with enough speed to achieve orbit. If you do an image search for \"rocket night launch\", you'll find a number of long exposure photographs that do a good job of illustrating the actual flight path of a rocket going up to orbit. Here is one such example.": 0.0,
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"It's not. It's better for a rocket to gradually *change* the angle. There are multiple concerns a rocket has to achieve. As you know, it has to go sideways really really fast in order to get into orbit. That would argue for a lower angle. But it also wants to get out of the atmosphere as soon as possible, because the atmosphere slows it down and so it has to expend far more energy to get anywhere. And that would argue for just going straight up, to get out of the atmosphere as soon as possible. That's why rockets initially launch straight up (that's the fastest way to get out of the atmosphere), and as they ascend, and as the atmosphere gets thinner and offers less resistance, they gradually flatten their trajectory, so they go more and more sideways, and less and less *up*.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why is it better for a rocket to go straight up at a 90 degree angle rather thanrather than a 45 degree angle, or something in between? Is this more fuel efficient? Or what is the reason that a 90 degree takeoff is better than going into outerspace at a angle?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it possible to cook cranberries down in a way that results in a glaze-like syrup I could drizzle on a salad? No matter what I Google, all my results come back as holiday cranberry sauce. I realize I might need to add something sweet during the process. Sorry, I hope this isn\u2019t going against the \u201cno recipe request\u201d rule. It\u2019s just that no matter what I search (glaze, reduction, sauce, etc) Google keeps showing me results for chunky holiday cranberry sauce. Probably because I have been searching Christmas recipes all day. The end destination of the sauce would be drizzled over a golden beet salad. I\u2019m just wondering if this is possible and am I using the correct terminology in my search terms?",
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"When I make my cranberry sauce (3 part cranberry, 1 part sugar, 1 part water), put some in a dish for the dinner, then I run the rest through a strainer to use on pancakes the next few days. So if you want it thicker, reduce a little more.": 0.0,
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"I think its because cranberry is high in pectin. At least I\u2019m assuming it is. Since you dont need to add anything to make cranberry sauce. It sets up on it own. If it were me. Id juice the cranberries then make a reduction.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it possible to cook cranberries down in a way that results in a glaze-like syrup I could drizzle on a salad? No matter what I Google, all my results come back as holiday cranberry sauce. I realize I might need to add something sweet during the process. Sorry, I hope this isn\u2019t going against the \u201cno recipe request\u201d rule. It\u2019s just that no matter what I search (glaze, reduction, sauce, etc) Google keeps showing me results for chunky holiday cranberry sauce. Probably because I have been searching Christmas recipes all day. The end destination of the sauce would be drizzled over a golden beet salad. I\u2019m just wondering if this is possible and am I using the correct terminology in my search terms?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] How did Harry and Ron not spend their first day at Hogwarts shitting themselves to death after eating the whole cart of sweets on the train?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"They didn't eat all of it on the train. The Gryffindor boys made it through those sweets over the next couple of weeks. You can't see it but they're carrying it all under their robes in the Sorting Ceremony.": 0.0,
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"Do people normally shit themselves after eating candy? That sounds more like a you problem than a general one": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Harry Potter] How did Harry and Ron not spend their first day at Hogwarts shitting themselves to death after eating the whole cart of sweets on the train?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How does the economy \"grow\"? Where does the new money comes from?",
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"A bigger economy doesn't mean more money exists. The economy is a movement of money and goods. A bigger economy means people make more and spend more, and also produce more. It all comes down to production really. More labor, more efficient means of production, and you have a bigger economy.": 0.0,
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"Because money is simply a medium, not actual wealth. It represents *time.* I am willing to give 1 hour of my time, for your widget. This is reprsented by X monies. Now, one way this can \"grow\" is how our time is spent. Lets take two products, a bowl and a hammer. Both things I need. It takes me 1 hour to make a bowl, and 2 hours to make a hammer. So after 3 hours I have everything I need. You, however, are able to make a bowl in 2 hours and a hammer in 1 hour. The opposite of me. Either due to your skill, or location and access to resources, or whatever. In 3 hours you have everything you need. Working alone we need 6 hours of time to make everything we both need to get along. But we talk to eachother.. and come to a deal. I'll work for 2 hours only, and so will you. But we'll both have everything we need. I'll make 2 bowls (1 per hour), you'll make 2 hammers (1 per hour) and were' done. So now it only takes 4 hours for us to get everything we need. Our economy has \"grown\". We have 2 extra hours of free time now. By specializing my hour is now worth more, able to do more. I can't do this alone, as I have to coordinate with others, but that's how it works. Lets throw money into the mix: Lets say 1hr work = $1 Alone I spend $3. $1 for the bowl, $2 for the hammer. Working with you, My $1, can actually buy a hammer.. leaving me with $1 extra that I can spend on something else entirely. I could trade that $1 for another bowl, or go to a third party and get an entirely different item. The purchasing power of my 1 hour of labor has increased, due to trade.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How does the economy \"grow\"? Where does the new money comes from?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "For someone who is an aspiring engineer, what would you suggest to learn first, excel or python?",
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"Excel has always been the fallback, brute force way of doing anything with data in my 15 years. I've used perl, R, python, groovy, SAS, and more, but Excel has always been the way to do quick and dirty charts, pivot tables, summarizations, sorting, and more. Ultimately both are very good to learn, but Excel first.": 0.0,
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"Excel first. It's the defacto standard in most environments and good for the majority of tasks you will do. Knowing it at an intermediate level will help you a lot. After that whatever else will give you an edge in your workplace. Could be CAD, FEA, standards, programming, etc.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFor someone who is an aspiring engineer, what would you suggest to learn first, excel or python?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Baking question: Stollen recipe calls for 5-6 packets of active dry yeast... is this normal? Hi, all! I was recently gifted a family (in-laws) stollen recipe. The recipe calls for 5-6 packets of active dry yeast and calls for 6-8 cups of flour. In the recipe, it also calls for 1 cup of milk which is heated to almost scalding but cooled down... ... could this be right? I plan on taking the milk to 105-110 degrees to activate it... I\u2019m worried about the amount of yeast! Thanks in advance!",
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"It doesn't sound right. As a general rule I recommend looking at recipes that list their ingredients in weight. Volume sucks for measuring flour.": 0.0,
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"I just looked at the recipe an (Austrian) bakery I worked at uses and it calls for 120g fresh yeast for 1000g of flour. Which is about 40g of active dry or indeed 5-6 packets of 7g. That amount makes 6 regular sized Stollen. This was a very traditional bakery, so it seems like the amount of yeast is indeed pretty traditional. The issue I think is that Stollen is both a low hydration and high fat dough. This combination means that it needs a lot of yeast to rise properly. There is more butter than eggs and milk combined in the dough!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBaking question: Stollen recipe calls for 5-6 packets of active dry yeast... is this normal? Hi, all! I was recently gifted a family (in-laws) stollen recipe. The recipe calls for 5-6 packets of active dry yeast and calls for 6-8 cups of flour. In the recipe, it also calls for 1 cup of milk which is heated to almost scalding but cooled down... ... could this be right? I plan on taking the milk to 105-110 degrees to activate it... I\u2019m worried about the amount of yeast! Thanks in advance!\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Ex & his dad want to keep my half of the equity of the home that ex & I are both on the mortgage of. I moved out to my own place in early Oct. and ex shortly thereafter went into a mental health facility for care for two months. He is now saying that when we complete the sale of the house, he is going to keep my half of the equity/savings in order to pay off the clinic bill. Now, I have no savings of my own because we lived off of my paycheck (mortgage, bills, etc) and his went into a separate account (that he never added my name to). Where in Houston can I get low cost legal advice as I\u2019m currently living paycheck to paycheck and not able afford full time legal services.",
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"You need to engage your own lawyer, who will act on your behalf for the sale process. DO NOT \u2018share\u2019 a lawyer to do your conveyancing for the pair of you, you can each have your own. That way your lawyer will ensure your share of the proceeds are returned to you and not your ex. They won\u2019t need payment upfront, they will deduct their fees from the sale proceeds.": 0.0,
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"Since your name is on the deed, he can't sell the house without you signing. Prior to closing, tell the firm handling the closing that you want your half of the proceeds from the sale as a check in just your name. At closing, if they don't have a check in just your name for your half, don't sign the closing documents. Period. No one wants the sale held up so they'll figure out what needs to be done to get you your money as long as you haven't signed yet.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEx & his dad want to keep my half of the equity of the home that ex & I are both on the mortgage of. I moved out to my own place in early Oct. and ex shortly thereafter went into a mental health facility for care for two months. He is now saying that when we complete the sale of the house, he is going to keep my half of the equity/savings in order to pay off the clinic bill. Now, I have no savings of my own because we lived off of my paycheck (mortgage, bills, etc) and his went into a separate account (that he never added my name to). Where in Houston can I get low cost legal advice as I\u2019m currently living paycheck to paycheck and not able afford full time legal services.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How does my electric company know what exactly is using the electricity? Looking at my electric bill, there's a section saying \"this percent came from \\[ex: Air conditioner, major appliances (fridge, oven), etc\\]\". How do they know that?",
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"It's mostly an educated guess. If you go into your account on their website they very likely have a section for you to fill out with how many people live in the house, what appliances you have, how many phones and computers you have, how much square footage you have, etc. The meter outside your house constantly collects data and sends it back to the power company, which analyzes that data both in real time and historically for various purposes, and when they combine that with what you tell them *and* what they already know about typical usage for various appliances and items, they can get a pretty accurate estimate.": 0.0,
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"Depends. Some of it may be reasonable guesses (your base usage on days you wouldn't need AC vs the spike on hot days). Some of it may be based on load monitoring and what that tells them. e.g. The compressor coil for your fridge and AC are going to have identifiable start up characteristics, and then the increased draw of them can be extrapolated vs the background levels of things like lighting that's relatively static. They may not be able to tell a toaster from a curling iron, but with a clever enough meter they can probably tell a blow dryer from a toaster based on the motor. Utilities have used (and use) both methods, as well as smart appliances that \"talk back\" to the grid for those sorts of things. The smart appliances are usually \"big\" appliances like your AC or water heater that you've agreed to letting them turn them down/off at periods of peak demand.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How does my electric company know what exactly is using the electricity? Looking at my electric bill, there's a section saying \"this percent came from \\[ex: Air conditioner, major appliances (fridge, oven), etc\\]\". How do they know that?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why do large boats have spouts near water level that continuously dump out water?",
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"While I'm not too familiar with boats, I do know that many use sea water for cooling the engine(s) that water is most often dumped out low and towards the rear of the boat. Secondly what you could be seeing is the bulge pump at work, there's a space between the deck, where you stand or sit, and the hull that can get water in it and will need to drained or pumped out, many larger boat use this area to help keep the ship balanced while at sea. As I said I not very familiar with boats operates, so If anyone else knows more, and can add or correct anything I might stated please do": 0.0,
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"Because boat motors are water cooled. What you\u2019re seeing is the hot water being ejected from the engine as more cool was is sucked in. Boat engines cannot run dry and rely on the water for cooling.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why do large boats have spouts near water level that continuously dump out water?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] The rebels are clearly using ships built by the Mon Cala. The empire, even without its death stars, easily has the power to ruin planets. Why didn\u2019t Palpatine destroy Mon Cala and it\u2019s shipyards? Every capitol ship the rebels employ is a Mon Calamarj design, plain as day. Why didn\u2019t the empire destroy the people who kept supplying them these ships? They clearly had the strength.",
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"We see in an episode of Rebels(?), The rebellion stealing ships (I believe Y wings) Why would we assume there are shipyards turning out ships for a rebellion. Bought, donated or stole. Definitely not built.": 0.0,
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"They did destroy Mon Cala - check out the 2018 Star Wars comics. The ships the Rebels had were those that escaped The Imperial commanders in charge were initially worried about unnecessary collateral damage - you don\u2019t rule a galaxy by burning it to the ground. Also, Palpatine was known to enjoy Mon Cala opera But a crazed former Jedi forced their hand by staging a false flag terrorist attack against Imperial negotiators, sabotaging the peace talks and triggering an invasion by the Empire. Their attempts at preserving at least some of the infrastructure failed because of heavy resistance, so they just decided to screw it and bomb the whole planet to heck, destroying most of its underwater cities. At that point, it wasn\u2019t about whatever economic value Mon Cala could provide for the Empire - it was about sending a message As it turned out, the former Jedi\u2019s plan was to \u201csacrifice\u201d Mon Cala by luring the Empire into destroying it, forcing Mon Cala ships to flee the planet and join the Rebellion. Apparently, he had some kind of Force vision that showed him that these ships would eventually bring down the Empire Obviously, sacrificing an entire planet just to push a few capital ships into the Rebellion was not a very Light Side thing to do, but the Jedi was cuckoo bananas and had fallen to the Dark Side by then. All he wanted was revenge for Order 66, no matter how may innocents on Mon Cala had to die for it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] The rebels are clearly using ships built by the Mon Cala. The empire, even without its death stars, easily has the power to ruin planets. Why didn\u2019t Palpatine destroy Mon Cala and it\u2019s shipyards? Every capitol ship the rebels employ is a Mon Calamarj design, plain as day. Why didn\u2019t the empire destroy the people who kept supplying them these ships? They clearly had the strength.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Why Pro-life movement should support universal healthcare Ok, ok, I knew I just posted an extreme controversial topic or just a shitpost among conservatives and liberals will bash me in comments, but hear me out: I\u2019m a moderate conservative who believes that people should ban abortion after heartbeat can be detected except if the pregnancy is endanger mother\u2019s health or if the pregnancy is due to rape/incest etc. However I might stand out from most conservatives on a few issues. For example I opposite death penalty unless it\u2019s under extreme circumstances. I also believe any human, theoretically should enjoy healthcare. The reason being I support the right of life basically all the way. I think it\u2019s justifiable to increase some taxes on rich people to give the poor the healthcare services as well as other basic services they needed as a life with dignity, as a human. I believe our country have the ability to provide a universal healthcare system and I believe it will help us Americans after all. Sure there will be some draw back, but I believe, if executed correctly, the benefits will far outweigh the draw back.",
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"best_score": 634,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"You assume pro lifers actually care about those lives. They don't.": 0.0,
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"I think the pro-life movement seems to mainly concerned about the moral choice of abortion, as opposed to preserving the lives of embryos and fetuses. That the movement has never been concerned about healthcare, and especially universal access to pre-conception health, which could prevent many more lost pregnancies than abortion restrictions, is a clear indication of this.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Why Pro-life movement should support universal healthcare Ok, ok, I knew I just posted an extreme controversial topic or just a shitpost among conservatives and liberals will bash me in comments, but hear me out: I\u2019m a moderate conservative who believes that people should ban abortion after heartbeat can be detected except if the pregnancy is endanger mother\u2019s health or if the pregnancy is due to rape/incest etc. However I might stand out from most conservatives on a few issues. For example I opposite death penalty unless it\u2019s under extreme circumstances. I also believe any human, theoretically should enjoy healthcare. The reason being I support the right of life basically all the way. I think it\u2019s justifiable to increase some taxes on rich people to give the poor the healthcare services as well as other basic services they needed as a life with dignity, as a human. I believe our country have the ability to provide a universal healthcare system and I believe it will help us Americans after all. Sure there will be some draw back, but I believe, if executed correctly, the benefits will far outweigh the draw back.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Team lead de-anonymized anonymous survey. my team lead asked everyone for to use a tool to give anonymous feedback on the leadership team's performance. I found out today that they somehow de-anonymized the survey. I feel very betrayed and since I didn't pull any punches; I now feel like I may have damaged my relationship with the leadership. has anyone ever been in a situation like this? I feel like it is SUPER unethical. should I just start polishing my resume and head out the door?",
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"Anonymous surveys are never Anonymous. If it's distributed by email, usually everyone will get a slightly different link that can be used to find out who sent what response. I know this because I didn't fill out an anonymous survey and had a follow up from hr asking why I hadn't filled out the survey to which I asked \"if it is anonymous, how would you know if i hadn't? \" They got real quiet and said thank you and hung up.": 0.0,
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"That sucks, unfortunately the golden rule of anonymous workplace surveys is: assume they are not anonymous. You can be a bit more critical than when you tag your name to it, if constructive. But between personality, writing style, tone, etc they can pretty much always figure out who said what unless the company is huge, all data is aggregate, and it is presented with outlier answers removed by a 3rd party agency. If you had that much to complain about, polishing the resume while the job market is this good is probably the right move anyway. Probably this won't blow back immediately. If you're a good worker and give results this isn't the type of thing you'll get fired over. But consciously or subconsciously it's the type of thing that affects reviews, raises, bonuses, etc so it is more likely to hurt you long term if you stay.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nTeam lead de-anonymized anonymous survey. my team lead asked everyone for to use a tool to give anonymous feedback on the leadership team's performance. I found out today that they somehow de-anonymized the survey. I feel very betrayed and since I didn't pull any punches; I now feel like I may have damaged my relationship with the leadership. has anyone ever been in a situation like this? I feel like it is SUPER unethical. should I just start polishing my resume and head out the door?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[KY] My employer is requiring me to provide a doctor's note for any days I call in to work but is not applying this policy to other employees at my place of work. Can my employer legally do this? I called out for work yesterday and did not see a doctor. I had a brief cough and sore throat so I stayed home, treated it myself and am now ready to return to work. Employer is threatening me with my job because I am unable to provide documentation. Another employee called out yesterday and will be returning today and I have verified with this employee that he was never asked for documentation.",
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"best_score": 522,
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"worse_score": 14,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Sounds like you call off a lot and he\u2019s trying to force you into becoming more reliable.": 0.0,
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"It's pretty common for an employer to more closely scrutinize employees they believe are abusing policies/privileges or otherwise have performance problems. Of course I say this with absolutely no additional context, but I would consider taking this as a hint.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[KY] My employer is requiring me to provide a doctor's note for any days I call in to work but is not applying this policy to other employees at my place of work. Can my employer legally do this? I called out for work yesterday and did not see a doctor. I had a brief cough and sore throat so I stayed home, treated it myself and am now ready to return to work. Employer is threatening me with my job because I am unable to provide documentation. Another employee called out yesterday and will be returning today and I have verified with this employee that he was never asked for documentation.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do commercial airplanes have to fly at around 35,000ft? Why can't they just fly at 1,000ft or so and save time on going up so high?",
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"best_score": 807,
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"worse_score": 25,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Can I add that, relative to the size of the earth, going up to 35k feet doesnt add much distance on trips.": 0.0,
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"Fuel economy is much better at high altitude, with lower density air. Additionally, altitude allows for recreational flying, local flying (e.g. helicopters etc., balloons, etc.) to use lower altitudes safely assuming safe distance from airports). It also keeps the visual pollution of the amount of airplanes in the sky such that we basically don't experience airplanes above us even though there are a TON of them. At 1000 feet, people on flight paths would really notice!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why do commercial airplanes have to fly at around 35,000ft? Why can't they just fly at 1,000ft or so and save time on going up so high?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Has there ever been an experiment to select for the smallest genome? How small could a functional genome be?",
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"best_score": 1374,
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"worse_score": 39,
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"responses": {
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"I believe there are regular experiments with specues of the bacterial genus \"Mycoplasma\", which have a very small genome. Genes can be removed and then it's observed whether it's still functional. This does not mean that would be the smallest functional genome though, there could be other setups that are smaller, but function. I'm by no means an expert though, but my microbiology teacher back in 2017 mentioned this.": 0.0,
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"There is the \"minimal genome project\" looking for that. They came up with mycoplasma_laboratorium. The Wikipedia article discusses a few related efforts, too. These genomes include many genes with unknown function that are necessary, so we don't understand these cells fully yet.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHas there ever been an experiment to select for the smallest genome? How small could a functional genome be?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Bipolar disorder should be viewed as serious and with the same sympathy as cancer Let me lead by saying the mortality rate for bipolar is 20%. 20% of people with the illness will die of suicide. The treatments often have horrible side effects (weight gain, irreversible drug induced Parkinson\u2019s, inability to feel joy, tremors, loss of sex drive). If 20% of people die from this disorder it should be treated the same as a cancer with an 80% survival rate and required life long treatment. They\u2019re both illnesses that no one would ever wish upon themselves. They\u2019re both potentially lethal, they both have side effect heavy treatment, and they both can be financially devastating. Bipolar disorder is stigmatized. Imagine if people talked shit about people with cancer? That\u2019s sure what it feels like society is doing to me when we stigmatize the mental illness with the highest suicide rate. Change my mind?",
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"best_score": 315,
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"worse_score": 46,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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"I was diagnosed with manic depression/bipolar disorder about 8 years ago and I agree that it should be viewed as more serious. It takes a toll on me constantly when I dip into depressive episodes and I\u2019ve survived suicide attempts. It\u2019s not at all easy, and most people don\u2019t recognize how difficult it is. However, I don\u2019t think it\u2019s fair to compare it to cancer. My treatment for bipolar disorder has never been anywhere near as intrusive or disruptive to my life as chemotherapy would be to a cancer patient. There\u2019s also been several periods in my time with bipolar disorder where I\u2019ve been doing well on my own and haven\u2019t needed medicated treatment, which is something a cancer patient often doesn\u2019t have the liberty of doing. Bipolar disorder sucks and people should definitely recognize that, but there\u2019s no reason to compare it to cancer.": 0.0,
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"I\u2019ve watched someone I love die of cancer. No. No. No. i also have Bipolar type I. Even during my absolute worst episodes, I can\u2019t compare my suffering to what I\u2019ve seen out of terminal cancer. The issue is that mental health itself is stigmatized, not just bipolar. Treating a mental illness like it\u2019s something else, looking at it that way? It doesn\u2019t make sense. I took care of my mother for 2 years through a battle with terminal cancer, and everything that I saw her go through doesn\u2019t compare. I\u2019ve been inpatient twice in my life, and I\u2019ve had failed attempts, but I would take bipolar over cancer any day. You\u2019re blind here, OP, and it shows. Any illness, mental or physical, is potentially lethal, and looking at someone with bipolar with pity is, in my opinion, offensive, and I\u2019m really hard to offend. The attitude towards mental health disorders needs to change, but not with a comparison to any other diagnosis. And I actually say this only days after the end of a really bad manic episode, where I\u2019ve likely severed ties with a few people who mean a lot to me because of it, and I recognize that happens, especially when my mania is very anger-centric. End stigma. Don\u2019t treat a mental illness like cancer. Treat it like what it is.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Bipolar disorder should be viewed as serious and with the same sympathy as cancer Let me lead by saying the mortality rate for bipolar is 20%. 20% of people with the illness will die of suicide. The treatments often have horrible side effects (weight gain, irreversible drug induced Parkinson\u2019s, inability to feel joy, tremors, loss of sex drive). If 20% of people die from this disorder it should be treated the same as a cancer with an 80% survival rate and required life long treatment. They\u2019re both illnesses that no one would ever wish upon themselves. They\u2019re both potentially lethal, they both have side effect heavy treatment, and they both can be financially devastating. Bipolar disorder is stigmatized. Imagine if people talked shit about people with cancer? That\u2019s sure what it feels like society is doing to me when we stigmatize the mental illness with the highest suicide rate. Change my mind?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why are American public universities run like businesses? In the US, many universities are public in that they're theoretically owned and operated by the government. Why is it then that they're allowed to set their own policy, salaries, hunt for alumni donations, build massive sports complexes, and focus on profitability over providing education as a public service and being more strictly regulated like elementary and high schools?",
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"best_score": 310,
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"worse_score": 29,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"Something I don't think I saw mentioned is the administrative creep of higher ed. Universities used to be largely run through a process of shared governance where faculty had a major voice in the running of a university. Faculty generally have preferences to spend university resources on teaching and research. This voice has greatly eroded over time. I have served on many executive level search committees and they will talk about there being an academic side and a business side and that faculty should have no voice in the business operations of a university. What this also means is that faculty have little to no voice in the budget of a university. I've been at 5 different universities, and all of them had a rough budget breakdown of about 1/3 toward academics and 2/3 toward non-academics. That 2/3 also controls the budget and those people are business people. They are lawyers, accountants, finance, MBAs, HR, marketing, all the same type people you see running any other business or non-profit. We have people freely move between us and a hospital system or a large corporation or any other large organization. They run the university and many (yes I'm stereotyping, but I have run into too many of these) have disdain for the faculty and students. Their job is to audit books or check off compliance reports and the academic mission of the institution just makes their job harder to do. So it all becomes about a mindset. The people really running universities run it like a business because they are the people that also run businesses.": 0.0,
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"Money, dude. It's money.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy are American public universities run like businesses? In the US, many universities are public in that they're theoretically owned and operated by the government. Why is it then that they're allowed to set their own policy, salaries, hunt for alumni donations, build massive sports complexes, and focus on profitability over providing education as a public service and being more strictly regulated like elementary and high schools?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are modern TVs and modern computer monitors not the same thing? What is the difference that makes a computer monitor better suited for the job than a similarly sized TV?",
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"best_score": 611,
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"worse_score": 33,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"In modern days, A TV and monitor are VERY similar. The difference comes down to specification. Monitor are used for gaming or graphic design where high refresh rate is required. This means while TV refresh at around 60fps to 120, Monitor go from 60 to 240. This not only effects what is displayed, but also the input lag, high fps = lower lag when you input a direction. The aspect ratio is another important factor that is often different. Aspect ratio is the ratio between the width and height of the screen. TVs typically have a 16:9 aspect ratio (widescreen) which is much more suited for movies. Monitor when displaying something with the wrong aspect ratio will either generate black bars, or stretch the media.": 0.0,
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"One of the biggest differences I learned a couple of years ago when I was looking for a TV to use as a monitor. One of the most important things is Chroma Subsampling. I deal mostly with text whether it is a browser or a terminal window. Many TV\u2019s do not do well with small colored text and it will end up with interference making it hard to read. This article explains it well. https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/chroma-subsampling": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why are modern TVs and modern computer monitors not the same thing? What is the difference that makes a computer monitor better suited for the job than a similarly sized TV?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Girlfriend [19F] having some troubles after a big surgery 5'4, 100lbs, no drinking/smoking, no medication. Hi all. Posting this on her behalf with her permission. About 5 weeks ago, my girlfriend had a surgery to remove a cancerous mass on her leg, pretty large. The good news is that she is now cancer free. However, all of a sudden she is experiencing very severe back pain and has started to throw up. I'm worried that something may be wrong, but I don't know what since I wouldn't think a surgery on a leg would cause back pain. Very hard getting to the doctor with all of this going on. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.",
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"best_score": 679,
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"worse_score": 12,
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"responses": {
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"I think people overestimate what we can do in a clinic. If someone is miserable, we're going to send them to an ER in an ambulance. It'll take 2 days to get labs back, probably weeks to get a CT scan arranged as an outpatient. You can call the oncologist for advice, but they may still send you to the ER (they may be able to liaise with the ER doc).": 0.0,
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"Call the surgeon now, please. Could be unrelated but must be concerned for infection and DVT/PE. Both could cause symptoms and problems could escalate quickly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGirlfriend [19F] having some troubles after a big surgery 5'4, 100lbs, no drinking/smoking, no medication. Hi all. Posting this on her behalf with her permission. About 5 weeks ago, my girlfriend had a surgery to remove a cancerous mass on her leg, pretty large. The good news is that she is now cancer free. However, all of a sudden she is experiencing very severe back pain and has started to throw up. I'm worried that something may be wrong, but I don't know what since I wouldn't think a surgery on a leg would cause back pain. Very hard getting to the doctor with all of this going on. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Are we not supposed to wash mushrooms? I read somewhere online that we are not supposed to wash mushrooms but to wipe the dirt off with a cloth in order to clean them. Does anyone know why?",
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"best_score": 1442,
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"worse_score": 101,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"It's an old wives tale. Mushrooms supposedly will absorb the moisture and make them difficult to cook. In reality mushrooms are already high moisture and dont absorb any water if you wash them.": 0.0,
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"In an old Alton Brown Good Eats episode he soaked the mushroom at 3 different time lengths and weighed the before/after soaked mushrooms and the absorption is neglible. Wash away.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAre we not supposed to wash mushrooms? I read somewhere online that we are not supposed to wash mushrooms but to wipe the dirt off with a cloth in order to clean them. Does anyone know why?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How do you gain you storage when you delete files but at the same time they are always retrievable if someone didn't completely wipe it? How do you have the extra storage space back?",
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"best_score": 316,
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"worse_score": 19,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Explain like I'm five years old: You have place for two packs of milk, 1 is good and 1 is sour. You are at the supermarket and think, if you have space for another pack of milk. Technically you don't, because there are still 2 packs in your fridge. But you know you can still buy a new one, because as soon as you open the fridge to put it there, you'll also throw out the sour one. The same is with your deleted files. They are still there, but computer tells you it's free space, because next time you need it, computer will use that space for your new files. That's why really deleting stuff usually means writing a lot of random stuff on the disk to make sure everything was overwritten and not just proclaimed free space.": 0.0,
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"Imagine there are a bunch of storage lockers for rent. When you're done with one you take the lock off the door and turn it into the front office. Now it's free for someone else to start renting it. But, until they actually rent it to someone else, you could find your locker and open it and look for anything you left behind. As soon as someone else rents it, they'll throw away anything they find there. You don't own it anymore. But it probably won't happen immediately so there's a window of time where you can still retrieve your stuff. Same thing on your computer or other device. When you delete a file, it's marking that part of the disk (or SD card or whatever) as unused, but the \"bits\" are still there until they get overwritten with something else. So if you try to recover files quickly after deleting them, you'll probably get a lot back.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How do you gain you storage when you delete files but at the same time they are always retrievable if someone didn't completely wipe it? How do you have the extra storage space back?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is it normal for an R&D company to claim all rights to any IP you develop while in their employment? I'm an EE student graduating in December and I recently accepted an internship for the summer at an engineering R&D firm dealing with many different subjects. Something I noticed in the contract when I was reading through it was that all Intellectual Property made by you during your employment belongs to them. I know it's normal for that to be the case for projects and ideas worked on during work hours or using your employer's resources, but it seems kind of weird that even if you work on it on your own time using your own resources it still belongs to them. I was wondering if this is the norm for all R&D firms or is this just something specific to this company? Thanks in advance.",
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"best_score": 290,
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"worse_score": 11,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"I agree, it isn't great. As an intern, be sure that the agreement does not include things you make after you leave at the end of the summer or have a non-compete clause.": 0.0,
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"Yes, most companies will include IP developed outside of work in their contracts. It's unenforceable in some states (notably California). It's may seem stupid but it's unlikely to effect you. It's primarily used to prevent employees from becoming competitors.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it normal for an R&D company to claim all rights to any IP you develop while in their employment? I'm an EE student graduating in December and I recently accepted an internship for the summer at an engineering R&D firm dealing with many different subjects. Something I noticed in the contract when I was reading through it was that all Intellectual Property made by you during your employment belongs to them. I know it's normal for that to be the case for projects and ideas worked on during work hours or using your employer's resources, but it seems kind of weird that even if you work on it on your own time using your own resources it still belongs to them. I was wondering if this is the norm for all R&D firms or is this just something specific to this company? Thanks in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why do americans use \u201dcups\u201d and \u201dstick of butter\u201d to measure I don\u2019t know how much a stick of butter is, we have here 500g, 200g, 1kg and all of them are sticks of butter, but 1kg of butter won\u2019t work the same way as 200g. Same with cups, i have 10 different cups and the amount they Can fit is different. The recipe says \u201duse 2 cups of milk\u201d MILK DOESN\u2019T COME IN CUPS! Also What is a medium \u2026. Or large \u2026. How Can i know What you concidere large or medium. I tried to bake and used a recipe that used the Term \u201dcup\u201d as a measurment and 10yo me didn\u2019t know that \u201dcup\u201d didn\u2019t mean any cup you have. Surprie surprise after stuffing a cup with as much butter as i could it didn\u2019t turn out like it was supposed to. The batter was fine, but after baking there was barely anything left.",
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"best_score": 299,
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"worse_score": 32,
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"subreddit": "askbaking",
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"responses": {
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"Get \u201cunits plus\u201d app to convert all types of measurements. It\u2019s free.": 0.0,
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"A stick of butter is 113 grams. A US cup holds 240 ml. (But I believe UK, Canada, Ireland, Australia cups are 250 ml.) Butter in the US is typically sold in packages containing four sticks. Each stick is 1/4 pound, the whole package is 1 pound. Writing recipes with sticks of butter makes perfect sense if you are shopping in a US supermarket, but I'm sure it's crazy making if you are anywhere else. The real issue is that recipes have gone international because of the internet and recipe writers have not caught up and provided equivalents for their international readers.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askbaking that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do americans use \u201dcups\u201d and \u201dstick of butter\u201d to measure I don\u2019t know how much a stick of butter is, we have here 500g, 200g, 1kg and all of them are sticks of butter, but 1kg of butter won\u2019t work the same way as 200g. Same with cups, i have 10 different cups and the amount they Can fit is different. The recipe says \u201duse 2 cups of milk\u201d MILK DOESN\u2019T COME IN CUPS! Also What is a medium \u2026. Or large \u2026. How Can i know What you concidere large or medium. I tried to bake and used a recipe that used the Term \u201dcup\u201d as a measurment and 10yo me didn\u2019t know that \u201dcup\u201d didn\u2019t mean any cup you have. Surprie surprise after stuffing a cup with as much butter as i could it didn\u2019t turn out like it was supposed to. The batter was fine, but after baking there was barely anything left.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are there Two Hurricane Models, the European Model and the American Model when physics and statistics are the same everywhere?",
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"best_score": 353,
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"Because we are not able to make a complete model encompassing all of physics. So we simplify and leave stuff out. And two different groups can do that and arrive at different models.": 0.0,
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"Models as complicated as the ones used for predicting the behavior of weather systems are *extremely* complex, and for a \"perfect\" model would require an immense amount of processing power, time, and an unrealistic amount of data to feed into the model. Thus, the only way to make the models functional is to make assumptions about the physics and use the models to provide a \"best-guess\" of a weather system's behavior. If you have two different models with different core assumptions, then you can end up with different results. The European model is generally a \"stronger\" model in that it makes less assumptions/more valid assumptions, but the cost of this is that it also requires a much more powerful computer to run than the American model.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] In what way did Snape being a double agent actually help the good guys? I recall a total of two things that Snape achieved over the course of his double agent work. One is to bring the Sword of Griffindor to the trio, which was definitely helpful but which I feel could have been achieved in plenty of other ways. I'll give him half a point for this. The other is that in book 7, it's mentioned that without him, the Carrows would have established a much harsher regime at Hogwarts. Also valid but considering that students were constantly being tortured with the Cruciatus curse anyway, he didn't achieve much there. On the other hand, he helped Voldemort quite a bit by constantly feeding him information on the Order's plan (without ever returning the favor the other way around), most importantly, the real time for Harry's evacuation, which resulted in Moody's death. I'm not trying to argue about how good or bad he is as a person here. That's a subject of many debates already. This question is just about how effective he was as a double agent, because I felt like what he had to do (under Dumbledore's orders) to keep his cover hurt the Order more than what he did for the Order helped them.",
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"> \u201cI prefer not to put all of my secrets in one basket, particularly not a basket that spends so much time dangling on the arm of Lord Voldemort.\u201d > \u201cWhich I do on your orders!\u201d > \u201cAnd you do it extremely well. Do not think that I underestimate the constant danger in which you place yourself, Severus. To give Voldemort what appears to be valuable information while withholding the essentials is a job I would entrust to nobody but you.\u201d": 0.0,
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"Dumbledore was the one who told him to offer the correct date of Harry's departure. Snape also told Fletcher how to protect Harry, with the decoys. He gave Bellatrix the fake sword, which was just as important as taking the real one to Harry. And what do you mean \"without ever returning the favor\"... Do you not remember him getting bit on the leg when he went to defend the Sorceror's Stone while everyone else was distracted with the troll? And I mean that's just the start of it. The list of how he helped is pretty extensive. More importantly, perhaps *most* important, Snape didn't help Voldemort as much as he could. Snape was pretty strong.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Where does the water go in drought? Im from Germany, and like many places in Europe, we lose a lot of water this summer. In school I learned there is and was always a fix amount of water on this planet. So my question is, when the soil is dry, the rivers are draining and there is no rain, where is all the water?",
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"Into the air. Generally, higher global temperatures mean more evaporation, and since our system is a closed loop, it also means more snow- and rainfall. So on average the world should be getting _wetter_, as we push the average temperature up. But that\u2019s at a steady state. While the average temperature is _increasing_, so is the ability of that air to hold water. There\u2019s more evaporation than precipitation! If the global temperature were decreasing, it\u2019d be the reverse and we\u2019d have more rainfall as the cooling Earth squeezed water out of the atmosphere. But now let\u2019s bring terrain into it. I just made the case for increased evaporation and decreased rainfall. But as we dry things out, the amount of evaporation going on can actually _decrease_. A third of our planet is land- and when you dry out some of that land you\u2019re decreasing the surface area subject to evaporation no matter what the temperature. When you melt glaciers and snowpacks and flow them into the sea, same thing. That magnifies the effects we started with on a warming planet. Forests and grasslands become deserts, and deserts don\u2019t contribute much to evaporation and thus you have a vicious cycle of aridification. Massive desalination and irrigation projects might help. Water the desert, plant a forest there; but the energy cost would be monstrous. We\u2019ve done exactly the reverse, because humans are such pigs: we suck water out of the ground and out of rivers, and then pollute it so badly that we don\u2019t want it back. So we send our nitrogen, plastic, toxin-laden wastewater to the ocean and pray that rain will save us while simultaneously doing almost everything we can to reduce that rainfall.": 0.0,
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"The ocean. It's a more complicated cycle than what we're taught in school. Everything is connected. Ordinarily water evaporates from the ocean. As the air moves it cools and condenses over land (th, and releases the water as snow or rain. During the colder months it freezes (snowpack, glaciers, etc), largely at higher altitudes, and collects in lakes and aquifers. As temperatures rise, in many places water still evaporates into the air, but it doesn't cool enough to release the water, causing high humidity- this is linked to why deserts are hot and dry and tropics are hot and humid). Simultaneously, rivers come from somewhere and move to the ocean, and that somewhere is the snowpack and glaciers mentioned earlier. As it melts during hotter months it slowly releases water into streams and those form rivers, which dump out into the ocean, where the cycle of evaporation starts over. If the air didn't cool enough to form enough snow or snowpack, then the next summer there won't be as much left in reserve to melt and run into streams. And to compound the problem, temperatures are erractically rising too fast sometimes, causing large amounts of snowpack or glaciers to break and melt and flood all at once in early spring instead of slowly throughout the year.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do you handle making an embarrassing mistake as an engineer? So first time leading a project (4 years in) and I submitted a document for review by another consortium member and my calculations got picked apart for being different than theirs. I did a review and realised I made a stupid and embarrassing mistake (I don't make many) which caused the error. I'm writing my retraction email stating my error and providing corrections while trying to find a suitable hole to crawl into so I can hide. How do you deal with making errors? Tldr: made a silly mistake in the calcs, it got picked up, writing retraction email and feeling stupid/embarassed. Edit: Australian",
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"My recommendation...use it to your advantage. How you handle a mistake sometimes shows more integrity and value than just regular work. I accidentally left out a brush on a DC motor doing a systems test once. Production started and it exploded, shutting down the whole factory for 2 days. I owned it, explained it to the crew of like 30 in person, then noted a path forward to fix such issues. I wrote up a new process and SOP with photos and explanations for the entire area and submitted to their safety and management. It was used in an example for promotion later XD.": 0.0,
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"Own it and move on. \"Engineers don't make mistakes, they make revisions\"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you handle making an embarrassing mistake as an engineer? So first time leading a project (4 years in) and I submitted a document for review by another consortium member and my calculations got picked apart for being different than theirs. I did a review and realised I made a stupid and embarrassing mistake (I don't make many) which caused the error. I'm writing my retraction email stating my error and providing corrections while trying to find a suitable hole to crawl into so I can hide. How do you deal with making errors? Tldr: made a silly mistake in the calcs, it got picked up, writing retraction email and feeling stupid/embarassed. Edit: Australian\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Best documentary about evolution for someone who only learned about creationism in school? I grew up in a fundamentalist cult learning exclusively about creationism. Now that I\u2019m free of that, I want to learn about evolution. Can someone recommend a good documentary that is suitable for someone with NO background knowledge of the subject, that\u2019s not necessarily directed at kids? Thanks in advance!",
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"I don't have a video to recommend, but as someone who also grew up in a fundie cult that believed the earth was 6,000 years old, etc. I want to say it's awesome you are willing to learn new things and find out for yourself what was kept from you!": 0.0,
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"Below is the link to a NOVA documentary called \"What Darwin Never Knew\" that I often show in my introductory biological anthropology courses. It is a bit long (~2 hours) but it does a good job covering Darwin and the observations that led to his theory of evolution by means of natural selection covered in On The Origin of Species, as well as the ways that the science of evolution has advanced since then. https://youtu.be/ov00SrBwjKQ": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askanthropology that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBest documentary about evolution for someone who only learned about creationism in school? I grew up in a fundamentalist cult learning exclusively about creationism. Now that I\u2019m free of that, I want to learn about evolution. Can someone recommend a good documentary that is suitable for someone with NO background knowledge of the subject, that\u2019s not necessarily directed at kids? Thanks in advance!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Stranger things]why exactly do the American and Russian governments keep trying to access the the Upside Down? like what do they expect to get out of it? it doesn't seem like there's anything to exploit there, its just a nightmare dimension full of monsters that keep trying to destroy the world.",
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"I was under the impression that the US was studying the Upside Down as an unintended consequence of experimentation involving psychic kids. The rift was a phenomenon that popped up and since it was deep in the heartland and an unexplored frontier, they had to poke at it. Russian involvement is a \"we must have what they have\" issue... even though their apex predator experiment seems to be held at bay by something as rudimentary as fire and can be hard countered by a guy with a flamethrower or a last-resort torch. Honestly I don't recall any specific motivation being stated. Sure, they could maybe make the case that the location might have resources or if they traveled through it, they might have a backdoor to Russia somehow, but I don't believe they were there yet. It was the most basic of missions at that point: \"Open the rift and go in.\" followed by \"OK that's bad.\" And apologies for dipping out of the Watsonian for a moment, but I like to look at it more allegorically. \"To what degree would cold war governments be willing to 'turn the world upside down' for power or an advantage?\" is sort of the broader theming of the show, with the early 80s being that manic time period hovering exactly prior to glasnost where the doomsday clock was tick-tick-ticking away louder than ever.": 0.0,
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"US and Russia were in a constant competition during the cold war. The race to the moon? there's nothing there either... but the US wanted to be there first. That said, (and you said it) it's a nightmare dimension full of monsters. If either side could harness that and use it to some military advantage, they would. Hence the >!demogorgon in the Russian gulag !<(season 4 spoiler). Also, how it was formed, and/or why, and the mystic powers that were required to either create and/or open it are also worth investigating for those same reasons. But I dont think it's just because they want to open up low-cost housing over there.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Is it usual to get to a point in your career where you no longer respect management? Hi Everyone. When I was younger I had an intrinsic respect for my managers. I was young and inexperienced and they were experienced and could teach me things. It\u2019s obvious in this scenario why their opinions matter and I should listen to them. As I\u2019ve developed as an engineer I\u2019ve realised that the executives (generally speaking) are actually worse engineers as they\u2019ve focussed on \u2018management\u2019 instead of the finer points of the discipline and in general have far less product knowledge. It seems like these people get selected by chance (or because they\u2019re friends with someone) and not because they are the most competent person for the role. Or even worse because they have \u2018management\u2019 experience. They then enter a position where they\u2019re no longer answerable and become both arrogant and lazy. In short.. I\u2019m finding it harder and harder to give two shits about what my boss says. I just want to complete my tasks to the best I can. This guy has adhd and tells me to make changes to projects based on spur of the moment thoughts and this almost always results in a worse solution. He has appointed myself and two other \u2018team leads\u2019 who are all responsible for 7 people, so he in effect, doesn\u2019t have to do his job. I\u2019m becoming increasingly frustrated with this. If anyone has any advice for dealing with a situation like this I\u2019d love to hear it. Thanks",
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"i felt similarly until i became a manager and it\u2019s just a different mindset that you need to have. your job at that point isn\u2019t to be the foremost expert but to be an enabler for those experts to get their work done. i\u2019ve since changed companies and i\u2019m back at an individual contributor role but i have a greater respect for managers and can oftentimes understand the strategies put in play.": 0.0,
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"Manager-bashing is as old as engineering management. :-D I am not a manager-animal, but I've come to respect their job and how it can positively affect mine--I've seen good management rescue foundering projects, and I've seen shitty management sink what should have been obvious winners. Working with a good manager is a two-way street. A good manager works to get you the resources you need to do the task at hand, and provides political covering fire when it's needed--and sadly, that can become a big part of the job. Your role is to make the most efficient and timely use of those resources to accomplish that task, and to make sure they have the ammunition to provide that covering fire. :)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it usual to get to a point in your career where you no longer respect management? Hi Everyone. When I was younger I had an intrinsic respect for my managers. I was young and inexperienced and they were experienced and could teach me things. It\u2019s obvious in this scenario why their opinions matter and I should listen to them. As I\u2019ve developed as an engineer I\u2019ve realised that the executives (generally speaking) are actually worse engineers as they\u2019ve focussed on \u2018management\u2019 instead of the finer points of the discipline and in general have far less product knowledge. It seems like these people get selected by chance (or because they\u2019re friends with someone) and not because they are the most competent person for the role. Or even worse because they have \u2018management\u2019 experience. They then enter a position where they\u2019re no longer answerable and become both arrogant and lazy. In short.. I\u2019m finding it harder and harder to give two shits about what my boss says. I just want to complete my tasks to the best I can. This guy has adhd and tells me to make changes to projects based on spur of the moment thoughts and this almost always results in a worse solution. He has appointed myself and two other \u2018team leads\u2019 who are all responsible for 7 people, so he in effect, doesn\u2019t have to do his job. I\u2019m becoming increasingly frustrated with this. If anyone has any advice for dealing with a situation like this I\u2019d love to hear it. Thanks\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is the actual mechanism by which the body generates a fever? To my very dumbed down knowledge, the hypothalamus pulls some regulatory stuff to get pyrogens like IL-1 to circulate in the body which somehow adjusts the body's \"thermostat\" to default to a higher temperature. My question is, how does this actually generate a fever? Where is the increased heat/thermal energy actually coming from?",
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"The fundamental understanding is hard to find, but simple: our metabolism is broken, badly, as a baseline, and we make it worse to have a fever. It doesn't cost anything near what we pay to run a body of our size. We know this because everything with \"cold blood\" does so for literally 10% of the cost (normalized for body weight and temperature). Where do the other 90% of our baseline calories go? Heat. Specifically, we poke holes in the membranes of our mitochondria (via uncoupling proteins) to make them less efficient. This means we burn more energy to get the same ATP (cellular energy molecule), the rest of which is heat. This, in turn, heats our body and lets us be \"warm blooded\", at tremendous metabolic cost. To get warmer, we simply increase the number of these proteins. There's also diet drugs that do this, but they're incredibly dangerous because you can't plug the holes once they're made, you just have to wait for the proteins to break down. Incidentally \"cold blooded\" species can get fevers too - pyrogens prompt them to bask more and get to hotter temperatures, a sort of \"behavioral fever\". For pendants, note the quotes around \"warm blooded\" and \"cold blooded\".": 0.0,
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"You are right, it is surprisingly difficulty to find the type of information you are asking about when you include the word \"fever\" in your search. ​ Our body heat is regulated by our body's ability to balance of how much heat we generate and how much heat we lose to the environment. Here are some examples of heat production (notice how many are simply the result of normal metabolims): \\-Basal metabolism\r \\-Muscle activity, by shivering and muscle contractions\r \\-Extra metabolism caused by the effect of sympathetic stimulation and norepinephrine, -epinephrine on the cells\r \\-Extra metabolism caused by increased chemical activity in the cells, especially when the cell -temperature increases\r \\-Extra metabolism caused by thyroid hormone and, to a lesser extent, testosterone and -growth hormone on the cells\r \\-Extra metabolism needed for digestion, absorption, and storage of food\r \\-Most of the heat produced in the body is generated in the liver, brain, heart, and skeletal -0--muscles during exercise.\r And we balance that by also regulating mechanisms of heat Loss which is determined almost entirely by:\r \r\\-How rapidly heat transfers from the skin to the surroundings\r \\-How rapidly heat is conducted from where it is produced in the body core to the skin https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK499843/ A fever triggers an adjustment of where that balance is, so as metabolic processes are triggered to run hotter, our circulatory system is triggered to allow less heat loss through our skin, and we don't sweat. The term \"a fever broke\" is referring to a person who after a fever has begun to sweat to allow for the rapid loss of all that heat. ​ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4786079/ Fever induction and signal transmission": 1.0
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"post_content": "Could being submersed in a sealed tank of fluid help humans survive heavy G acceleration in outer space? Im trying to imagine what this would look or feel like (let alone if it would even do anything to alleviate the problem) but Im not educated in this whatsoever. What would someone experience if they were in such a situation? Would it even help?",
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"Yes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19730006364/downloads/19730006364.pdf Page 178. Reports a tolerance of 16 g with immersion in water. https://www.esa.int/gsp/ACT/doc/BNG/ACT-RPR-BNG-2007-09-SuperAstronaut-IAC.pdf Page 8. Mentions 24 g. The limit is from the air filled lungs. Studies in mice show triple the g tolerance and for a much longer time period if the lungs are emptied of air. I believe they hooked the mice up to a heart lung machine; doing that for humans purely to achieve higher g tolerance would almost surely not be considered worth the risk. Liquid breathing is discussed in the second paper I linked but I don't think it has been demonstrated in active humans. It's been used for medical treatment but that's in the context of stuff like inducing therapeutic hypothermia. Anyway the liquid used is much denser than water so that's a problem for the g tolerance idea.": 0.0,
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"Yes. Forces applied to fluids are distributed as omnidirectional pressures as fluids are difficult to compress. Because fluids are difficult to compress, there's no appreciable change in density under high acceleration. This concept has already been applied to high G flight suits, namely the Libelle G suit, which has allowed pilots to remain conscious and functioning during maneuvers as high as 10 G's. The practical acceleration protection limit via liquid immersion is hypothesized to be approximately 15-20 G's. Beyond that, cavities such as your lungs will collapse, so you'd need to fill your cavities with a human compatible oxygenated immersion fluid which simultaneously has a similar density to water. There is practical upper limit as the differential density of tissues inside the human body will eventually be reached, but hypothetically, if you filled a person with this fluid in all their cavities (lungs, stomach, intestines, etc.), they could survive outrageous amounts of acceleration. Of course, this is all contingent on finding an immersion fluid which is both lung-compatible and has a density similar to water, so it'll probably never happen.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do I tell the difference between cutting AGAINST the grain and WITH the grain? I keep watching videos and reading articles about cutting beef against the grain, and they'll always point out how \"the meat fibers are going left to right\" and I genuinely do not know how I can tell that as opposed to if they're going right to left.",
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"It's better to understand why. Once you do, cutting against the grain is just using your brain rather than memorizing a trick. The reason we cut against the grain is so that the meat is more easily chewed up. If you cut a thin slice and you get that meat that looks like it's falling apart already (because you did cut against the grain), then you did it right. If you're not, maybe try cutting it a different way. The more you can make your steak look like it's chewed up, the more tender it will feel in the mouth. It also helps to cut the steak at a bias (not straight down, but like 45 degrees relative to the cutting board). This makes thinner slices more appealing and increases the surface area of the sliced meat (more tenderness and places for seasoning).": 0.0,
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"A visual may help": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I tell the difference between cutting AGAINST the grain and WITH the grain? I keep watching videos and reading articles about cutting beef against the grain, and they'll always point out how \"the meat fibers are going left to right\" and I genuinely do not know how I can tell that as opposed to if they're going right to left.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Constantly loud blood - my pulse is projected from my throat/mouth and other people can hear it. 18F, 170cm 48kg Heart rate is around 60bpm. Usually my blood pressure is low - normal. Non-smoker. Here's a recording - https://vocaroo.com/1qv45n1BjsKQ It is constant, consistent, and very annoying. I recorded that just by opening my mouth wide and holding my phone close. It's like I swallowed a metronome or something. No symptoms of respiratory infection. No phlegm, nose is clear, 0 cold symptoms. No hayfever. My mum can hear it if I put my mouth near her ear. She says it occurs at the same time as the pulse in my neck. It happens regardless of the positioning of my mouth, neck, or tongue. It happens whether I breathe or stop breathing. If I expand my lungs to the point of discomfort, it stops whilst lungs are still in that state, but instantly resumes. If I deflate my lungs as much as possible, it also momentarily stops. Otherwise, it is constant. I don't hear any thumping, just this clicking/ticking noise. There is no sensation of thumping or pounding. Duration - Noticed a few days ago but may have been ongoing prior. Location - The sound feels like it's coming from my carotid artery at about the space between the ear and the jaw and is projected by my mouth. Geographic location is Australia, where it is currently Spring. Any existing relevant medical issues - Collapsed chest wall (pectus excavatum, severe) that once compressed and displaced my heart to the left, but now corrected with Nuss early this year. Two titanium bars under ribcage and sternum. I don't know where my heart is now. I had a heart ultrasound about two years ago as part of screening for Marfan syndrome (don't have it) and there wasn't anything of particular significance.",
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"worse_score": 68,
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"responses": {
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"Connective tissue disorder. You may have a carotid artery aneurysm. See the doc, would order a CT (or MR due to your age) angiogram of your neck to start with. If this confirms diagnosis, as part of your management plan would meet with a genetic counselor.": 0.0,
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"With your history of pectus excavatum, I suspect you might have some connective tissue disease, and if other people can hear this pulsatile sound I am worried that you might have a vascular malformation or aneurysm. I would seek prompt evaluation by your primary care doctor, and specifically ask about this possibility. You may ultimately need a CT angiogram.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nConstantly loud blood - my pulse is projected from my throat/mouth and other people can hear it. 18F, 170cm 48kg Heart rate is around 60bpm. Usually my blood pressure is low - normal. Non-smoker. Here's a recording - https://vocaroo.com/1qv45n1BjsKQ It is constant, consistent, and very annoying. I recorded that just by opening my mouth wide and holding my phone close. It's like I swallowed a metronome or something. No symptoms of respiratory infection. No phlegm, nose is clear, 0 cold symptoms. No hayfever. My mum can hear it if I put my mouth near her ear. She says it occurs at the same time as the pulse in my neck. It happens regardless of the positioning of my mouth, neck, or tongue. It happens whether I breathe or stop breathing. If I expand my lungs to the point of discomfort, it stops whilst lungs are still in that state, but instantly resumes. If I deflate my lungs as much as possible, it also momentarily stops. Otherwise, it is constant. I don't hear any thumping, just this clicking/ticking noise. There is no sensation of thumping or pounding. Duration - Noticed a few days ago but may have been ongoing prior. Location - The sound feels like it's coming from my carotid artery at about the space between the ear and the jaw and is projected by my mouth. Geographic location is Australia, where it is currently Spring. Any existing relevant medical issues - Collapsed chest wall (pectus excavatum, severe) that once compressed and displaced my heart to the left, but now corrected with Nuss early this year. Two titanium bars under ribcage and sternum. I don't know where my heart is now. I had a heart ultrasound about two years ago as part of screening for Marfan syndrome (don't have it) and there wasn't anything of particular significance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it worth it to stay an extra semester and add a mechanical degree to my aerospace engineering education? Hey r/AskEngineers! I\u2019m an aerospace engineering student at the University of Florida. I\u2019m about to enter my junior year of study (scheduled to graduate in Spring of 2022) and I\u2019ve got a quick question: Is it worth it to stay an extra semester, take 3-4 extra classes, and graduate with a mechanical degree as well? I would have to stay in college a few months longer which delays a possible paycheck and adds to my student debt (even though I have a scholarship for tuition). However, staying an extra semester gives me two summers before I graduate which gives me a little more breathing room to get an internship and possibly study abroad if I get the chance. Add on top of this that I haven\u2019t found exactly what I\u2019m passionate about and it leaves me in a bit of a conundrum. Will the benefits outweigh the costs (to the best of your knowledge)? Will having both degrees make me look more desirable to employers or will it be negligible? And will having both degrees increase the amount of jobs available to me? Thanks for answering my questions!",
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"Not worth it. The degrees are essentially interchangeable to begin with. Source: BSME with a job title of Aerospace Engineer for the past 25 years.": 0.0,
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"You have the whole rest of your life to sit in a fucking cube. Fuck yeah stay an extra summer and study abroad. Have a blast.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it worth it to stay an extra semester and add a mechanical degree to my aerospace engineering education? Hey r/AskEngineers! I\u2019m an aerospace engineering student at the University of Florida. I\u2019m about to enter my junior year of study (scheduled to graduate in Spring of 2022) and I\u2019ve got a quick question: Is it worth it to stay an extra semester, take 3-4 extra classes, and graduate with a mechanical degree as well? I would have to stay in college a few months longer which delays a possible paycheck and adds to my student debt (even though I have a scholarship for tuition). However, staying an extra semester gives me two summers before I graduate which gives me a little more breathing room to get an internship and possibly study abroad if I get the chance. Add on top of this that I haven\u2019t found exactly what I\u2019m passionate about and it leaves me in a bit of a conundrum. Will the benefits outweigh the costs (to the best of your knowledge)? Will having both degrees make me look more desirable to employers or will it be negligible? And will having both degrees increase the amount of jobs available to me? Thanks for answering my questions!\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do you say \"so simple that even management understands it\" without saying it? My fellow English-speaking engineers, I need your help. I need someone to design a test for me. The problem is that I have gained management attention. I need the setup and especially the results and the reports so simple and stupid, that even management can understand it. How do you write a requirement for this, without using the actual words? The following come to mind, but are problematic: The setup shall follow the KISS principle on executive level. The report shall be adopted to management or elementary school standards, whatever is lower.",
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"best_score": 812,
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"worse_score": 27,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"Haha. Nice. Those engineers who lack sufficient understanding of their problem and solution to develop a clear lay explanation definitely need further mentoring from a more senior engineer. Tell me you aren't ready for promotion without telling me you aren't ready for promotion.": 0.0,
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"\"Suitable for a non-technical audience\"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you say \"so simple that even management understands it\" without saying it? My fellow English-speaking engineers, I need your help. I need someone to design a test for me. The problem is that I have gained management attention. I need the setup and especially the results and the reports so simple and stupid, that even management can understand it. How do you write a requirement for this, without using the actual words? The following come to mind, but are problematic: The setup shall follow the KISS principle on executive level. The report shall be adopted to management or elementary school standards, whatever is lower.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why is it tradition to serve crawfish/seafood boil on newspaper? Where did this originate? Every time I see any place serving crawfish mainly, it is served on \"newspaper\". In this day they have made greasy proof paper that is safe to serve food on but they still add the fake newspaper print. Curious as to where and why this came to be a common practice. Newspapers today are dirty, in the old days I am sure they left even more ink residue all over your hands, so this seems to be the worst thing to serve food on, worse than just eating directly off the table.",
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"best_score": 270,
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"worse_score": 17,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"It's tradition for Irish fish & chips too. Because it's cheap, easy to wrap up to go, and does a good job to soak up any extra grease... Dirty? the ink on the news paper today is derived from soy beans Nothing really yucky there. The paper is typically already recycled I'd bet 50cent that the concept is retired for most places in 5 years given the way the news print business is tailing off, so you may not have to be worried about it for much longer... Just ask for it without the paper if you really don't' like it at your favorite restaurant": 0.0,
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"It's cheap and readily available, and disposable. At a boil they dump the entire pot of food onto the table and everyone just grabs from the pile. With a mess that big it's easiest to just throw everything away lmao Source: my Cajun mother": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy is it tradition to serve crawfish/seafood boil on newspaper? Where did this originate? Every time I see any place serving crawfish mainly, it is served on \"newspaper\". In this day they have made greasy proof paper that is safe to serve food on but they still add the fake newspaper print. Curious as to where and why this came to be a common practice. Newspapers today are dirty, in the old days I am sure they left even more ink residue all over your hands, so this seems to be the worst thing to serve food on, worse than just eating directly off the table.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "For making latkes, most of my recipes call for russet potatoes. I have a bag of Klondike gold potatoes--are these okay to substitute or will it mess with the final outcome? My mother in law gave me a 5lb bag of potatoes that I'm trying to use up. I figured latkes were a good way to do that but I don't know if potatoes are like apples where some of them are better for different uses and if that difference will be a problem.",
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"Happy Hanukah!": 0.0,
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"YUKON GOLD POTATOES ARE THE BEST FOR LATKES. Sorry. That was my inner demon haunted by the Jewish guilt of my mother yelling at you. Gold potatoes, according to my mom and her dad, make it so that while the latkes are waiting to be spooned into the hot oil, they won't brown from being cut and held in the open air. Idk why, but it's true that they don't. Edit: hey a shiny!! Inner demon says THANKS!!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFor making latkes, most of my recipes call for russet potatoes. I have a bag of Klondike gold potatoes--are these okay to substitute or will it mess with the final outcome? My mother in law gave me a 5lb bag of potatoes that I'm trying to use up. I figured latkes were a good way to do that but I don't know if potatoes are like apples where some of them are better for different uses and if that difference will be a problem.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My Dentist told me my finger nails are \u201cclubbed\u201d???? 24F 120lbs 5\u20190\u201d diagnosed with PTSD and anxiety disorder no other known health issues. No smoking, medical marijuana user, no other drugs or medications. When I went for a dental cleaning my dentist looked at my hands and told me my finger nails were slightly clubbed and logged it into my chart details. pics of my nails here (there are my real nails they are just painted these aren\u2019t fake nails or anything) He didn\u2019t explain anything further or tell me I should go get it checked out. When I got home I googled it and it seems like it can be an indicator of serious health concerns. About 6 months ago I was having heart palpitations, chest pain and shortness of breath, had a chest x ray done, wore a halter monitor for 2 days and they told me everything looked fine and that it was just physical symptoms of my anxiety and PTSD. I still have chest pain and palpitations sometimes when I\u2019m very stressed, so I don\u2019t think they were wrong about it just being anxiety. Could this just be how my nails look naturally or do I need to be concerned about this? Thank you in advance",
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"You might have a slightly reduced angle, but it\u2019s hard to tell if it\u2019s not in person. A quick test is to put opposite fingers together pointing towards you so they are touching nail to nail. If there\u2019s a small hole between them at the base of the nails, it\u2019s probably not clubbing. Even if there is, it\u2019s worth having a doctor check, but my guess would still be a normal anatomical variant.": 0.0,
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"While I agree that your nail looks to have a mild clubbing at worst, I would like to add the anemia can cause nail clubbing. There are numerous causes (and types) of anemia. The most common anemia for young women tends to be iron-deficiency anemia from heavy periods. If you\u2019re really worried, you can ask your primary care provider for a CBC with iron studies (checks iron levels). Do not start any kind of iron supplementation without confirmation of deficiency, since too much iron can cause harm. Anemia may present as a fast heart rate (tachycardia, heart rate greater than 100 bpm), fatigue, spoon or clubbed nails (koilonychia is the medical term), and pica (persistent craving/eating of nonfood substances, stereotypically ice).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy Dentist told me my finger nails are \u201cclubbed\u201d???? 24F 120lbs 5\u20190\u201d diagnosed with PTSD and anxiety disorder no other known health issues. No smoking, medical marijuana user, no other drugs or medications. When I went for a dental cleaning my dentist looked at my hands and told me my finger nails were slightly clubbed and logged it into my chart details. pics of my nails here (there are my real nails they are just painted these aren\u2019t fake nails or anything) He didn\u2019t explain anything further or tell me I should go get it checked out. When I got home I googled it and it seems like it can be an indicator of serious health concerns. About 6 months ago I was having heart palpitations, chest pain and shortness of breath, had a chest x ray done, wore a halter monitor for 2 days and they told me everything looked fine and that it was just physical symptoms of my anxiety and PTSD. I still have chest pain and palpitations sometimes when I\u2019m very stressed, so I don\u2019t think they were wrong about it just being anxiety. Could this just be how my nails look naturally or do I need to be concerned about this? Thank you in advance\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Lord of the Rings/Garfield] Could Garfield be suitable as the bearer of the one ring? If my understanding is correct, hobbits have a resistance to the temptation of the one ring because they do not lust for power. Garfield, being incredibly lazy and lacking almost any sort of ambition, seems like the kind of creature that fits the criteria of \u201cnot lusting for power.\u201d Given this, would Garfield be a viable candidate to bear the one ring?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"This is how you end up with r/imsorryjon content.": 0.0,
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"I\u2019d argue Garfield does kind of lust for power. He always seems to need to be the one in control of every situation and pretty much continually bullies Odie, Jon, Nermal, and most everyone else. I think Garfield would be corrupted pretty quickly and could likely wreak quite a bit of havoc with that power.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Lord of the Rings/Garfield] Could Garfield be suitable as the bearer of the one ring? If my understanding is correct, hobbits have a resistance to the temptation of the one ring because they do not lust for power. Garfield, being incredibly lazy and lacking almost any sort of ambition, seems like the kind of creature that fits the criteria of \u201cnot lusting for power.\u201d Given this, would Garfield be a viable candidate to bear the one ring?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Infinity War] If Thanos was against killing people he didn't need to (Captain America) on principle, why did he kill all the other dwarves after Eitri made the gauntlet?",
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"Because Thano's practicality and dedication to his plan ultimately trumps his fa\u00e7ade of honor and fairness.": 0.0,
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"Because they may actually be able to stop his plans, properly. Captain America? An oddly capable human, but still puny to Thanos. He can't even slow (stoned up) Thanos down unless Thanos allows it, he just gets thrown to the side. Stark? Well, still limited by the tech of his world, in spite of his intellect and excellence - his best creation still amounts to a single drop of blood against Thanos, as he says. He respects him, but he's still not a *threat*. The dwarves, though? Allies of Odin, with centuries of enigmatic knowledge regarding all sorts of unknown magical techniques and legendary weaponry, all now *entirely pissed* at him for invading and killing half of them? The remainder would start mass producing incredibly powerful weapons to use against Thanos' army and handing them out to anyone who agrees Thanos sucks. That's why he also fused Eitri's hands, so he couldn't make another weapon to stop Thanos... like Stormbreaker. He left *one* alive, maimed, and it still almost ended him. He probably only left Eitri in case the gauntlet needed repair, otherwise he'd have dealt with him too.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Infinity War] If Thanos was against killing people he didn't need to (Captain America) on principle, why did he kill all the other dwarves after Eitri made the gauntlet?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If I wanted a modern home to stand for 500+ years instead of the typical 50-100 years they are now designed for, how would you go about doing it using readily available construction materials and techniques? Let\u2019s say I wanted to build a home that would stay in my family for generations like a stone farmhouse one might see in Europe. Given that a lot of construction techniques like building out of stone probably don\u2019t meet modern code and/or are only doable by a highly specialized subset of artisans who work on historical buildings and cost a fortune, what kind of techniques and construction methodology could be done to make this happen from a somewhat practical perspective? How would one begin? What are some examples of some relatively commonly available modern materials and techniques that one would use if this were your goal? For example - tile/slate roofs, aluminum framing, poured concrete walls, titanium alloy fasteners, etc. What changes would you make to ensure that systems with a \u201cshorter\u201d life like plumbing, windows, and electrical could easily be replaced wholesale multiple times over the life of the home? What considerations would you take to ensure that long term issues like settling, moisture, and thermal cycling that aren\u2019t normally an issue for a 100 year home don\u2019t become a major problem in 300-500 years?",
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"Big limestone blocks and 10,000 plus \"workers\".": 0.0,
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"Nothing lasts without maintenance. Even if you lived in a cave. That being said, timber frame buildings have been known to last hundreds of years, as any pub patron in England can tell you. Roman viaducts of stone and (real) pozzolan concrete have lasted thousands of years. Slate roofs have lasted hundreds of years, and the new plastic versions of slate roof should be around a while, too.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf I wanted a modern home to stand for 500+ years instead of the typical 50-100 years they are now designed for, how would you go about doing it using readily available construction materials and techniques? Let\u2019s say I wanted to build a home that would stay in my family for generations like a stone farmhouse one might see in Europe. Given that a lot of construction techniques like building out of stone probably don\u2019t meet modern code and/or are only doable by a highly specialized subset of artisans who work on historical buildings and cost a fortune, what kind of techniques and construction methodology could be done to make this happen from a somewhat practical perspective? How would one begin? What are some examples of some relatively commonly available modern materials and techniques that one would use if this were your goal? For example - tile/slate roofs, aluminum framing, poured concrete walls, titanium alloy fasteners, etc. What changes would you make to ensure that systems with a \u201cshorter\u201d life like plumbing, windows, and electrical could easily be replaced wholesale multiple times over the life of the home? What considerations would you take to ensure that long term issues like settling, moisture, and thermal cycling that aren\u2019t normally an issue for a 100 year home don\u2019t become a major problem in 300-500 years?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Cat peed on pizza stone. I bought a pizza stone and left it on the counter. Minutes later my cat peed on it. I've cleaned it with water and a brush, but just now I put it in the oven and it reeks horrendous. Does anybody have experience with something similar, can I remove the stench, or is it ready for the trash can?",
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"Definitely throw it out. A cat peed on my family\u2019s pizza stone a decade+ ago and no one noticed. We had people over for dinner and my mom preheated the stone in the oven. The whole house reeked of cat urine.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCat peed on pizza stone. I bought a pizza stone and left it on the counter. Minutes later my cat peed on it. I've cleaned it with water and a brush, but just now I put it in the oven and it reeks horrendous. Does anybody have experience with something similar, can I remove the stench, or is it ready for the trash can?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How much choice do you have in where your job is as a professor? Hello everyone! I'm a current undergraduate student studying physics and math, but planning to continue into grad school by studying atmospheric science. I'm strongly considering a career in academia as I believe I would love the balance between performing research and teaching students. One of my main concerns though is that I wouldn't get much of a choice in where I would end up geographically. For example, I'm from the midwest USA and would love to remain in the area whenever I get a career (to be somewhat close to family, etc.). How much of a choice do you really get in where you ended up geographically? Is the job market competitive enough that you ultimately took the first opportunity that came up no matter the location? Or did you wait for an opportunity in your ideal location/region of the world/country? Or was it somewhere in the middle? I'm aware this is probably entirely different for everyone, but I'm curious what the range has been like for everyone. Being in the field of STEM I'd specifically love to hear from others in this field, but would greatly appreciate help from any areas of study. I'd love to hear about what your experience of getting into the career was like and if you have any suggestions! Any advice and comments would be greatly appreciated!",
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"worse_score": 44,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"Very little.": 0.0,
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"Little to none. Each application cycle you will be lucky to receive one job offer, let alone have a choice. And in the likely event that your job is not tenure-track, you can expect to move again at the end of each contract.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow much choice do you have in where your job is as a professor? Hello everyone! I'm a current undergraduate student studying physics and math, but planning to continue into grad school by studying atmospheric science. I'm strongly considering a career in academia as I believe I would love the balance between performing research and teaching students. One of my main concerns though is that I wouldn't get much of a choice in where I would end up geographically. For example, I'm from the midwest USA and would love to remain in the area whenever I get a career (to be somewhat close to family, etc.). How much of a choice do you really get in where you ended up geographically? Is the job market competitive enough that you ultimately took the first opportunity that came up no matter the location? Or did you wait for an opportunity in your ideal location/region of the world/country? Or was it somewhere in the middle? I'm aware this is probably entirely different for everyone, but I'm curious what the range has been like for everyone. Being in the field of STEM I'd specifically love to hear from others in this field, but would greatly appreciate help from any areas of study. I'd love to hear about what your experience of getting into the career was like and if you have any suggestions! Any advice and comments would be greatly appreciated!\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old- Why do streets have different labels like Ave, Blvd, Rd, etc.? Are there certain qualifications for what determines them?",
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"best_score": 2092,
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"worse_score": 20,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"it is mostly conventions, but there is some meaning to it: \"Avenue\" is wider than a regular street, and there are usually fewer of them. \"Boulevard\" has trees on it. Or had, when it was created. \"Road\" is in rural area, or used to be in rural area when it was created \"Lane\" is an alley, used for trash containers or parking. \"Place\" or \"Court\" is an small upscale residential street, often a dead-end (or \"cul-de-sac\").": 0.0,
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"You have to get approval for new road names, which helps ensure no duplicate names in an area. Many jurisdictions have classifications that determine the label. For example, here's what San Luis Obispo County, California uses: - Blvd: arterial (a major thoroughfare) in urban areas - Road: arterial outside urban areas - Street: collector (midsize road) or local (minor roads) in urban area, running east/west - Avenue: collector or local in urban area, running north/south - Place: collector or local outside urban areas, running east/west - Way: collector or local outside urban areas, running north/south - Lane: cul-de-sac longer than 200 feet - Court: cul-de-sac under 200 feet - Circle: circle or U-shaped *Edit: For those asking about Drive, Pass, or any road classification, San Luis Obispo County does not permit them. You can see their rules for yourself in their County Code. That doesn't mean they don't have Drives; but they were likely named prior to the current rules.* *For those saying the rules are different where they live, yes, they probably are. Every jurisdiction makes their own rules. The rules I posted will be similar to many places, but some may have widely different rules (or even no rules at all).*": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old- Why do streets have different labels like Ave, Blvd, Rd, etc.? Are there certain qualifications for what determines them?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Watchmen] Why didn't Doctor Manhattan \"see\" any of this coming. From my understand, DR Manhattan perceives time all at once, not so much as \"hey can you look in the future for me\" but more of he experiences the past present and future all happening at once around him. Now they explain that Ozymandias uses some sciencey stuff to blocks Manhattan from seeing what exactly he was doing. But this begs the question, wouldn't he have always been unable to see that period of time, wouldn't that be kinda sus? Better yet, would he be able to see after that period of time?",
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"best_score": 293,
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"worse_score": 11,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"As I recall, in the graphic novel he could see a big wall of \"static\" obstructing his view of the future beyond the events around the ending of the story. He didn't know what the static was being generated by but he speculated it might be a result of lots of nuclear bombs going off in a full-scale nuclear war. Turns out it was Ozymandias' tachyon emitter.": 0.0,
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"Dr. Manhattan didn't see it coming because he saw himself that he never saw it coming. He might have actually known how the whole thing would play out, but can't do anything to stop it. To him the future is set in stone.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Watchmen] Why didn't Doctor Manhattan \"see\" any of this coming. From my understand, DR Manhattan perceives time all at once, not so much as \"hey can you look in the future for me\" but more of he experiences the past present and future all happening at once around him. Now they explain that Ozymandias uses some sciencey stuff to blocks Manhattan from seeing what exactly he was doing. But this begs the question, wouldn't he have always been unable to see that period of time, wouldn't that be kinda sus? Better yet, would he be able to see after that period of time?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Pacific Rim] My car has been thrown at a kaiju by the Jaegers. I had insurance for kaiju attacks, but the claim is being denied, since it was technically destroyed by a Jaeger. What can I do about this, and who's really to blame? The idea of superhero insurance comes up a lot. In a situation where private property is willfully used against monsters in such a way that it is irreparably damaged, who is to blame?",
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"best_score": 424,
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"worse_score": 12,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Surely it would fall under the category of \"Act of Godzilla\"?": 0.0,
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"I'm only doing patent law and far from the Pacific Rim, but the Jaeger initiated the damage to your car. Where I live, that would give you a claim. It's not your Kaiju insurance that has to cover it, it's the professional liability insurance of the Jaeger operator.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Pacific Rim] My car has been thrown at a kaiju by the Jaegers. I had insurance for kaiju attacks, but the claim is being denied, since it was technically destroyed by a Jaeger. What can I do about this, and who's really to blame? The idea of superhero insurance comes up a lot. In a situation where private property is willfully used against monsters in such a way that it is irreparably damaged, who is to blame?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I am trying to make a frittata without an overcooked bottom. I can\u2019t stand the taste of what are essentially burnt eggs at the bottom of a frittata, so I wanted to ask which technique would yield the most untouched bottom. Should I be baking it in the oven, or frying it on a very low heat for a longer time period?",
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"best_score": 255,
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"worse_score": 48,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"I cook the fillings on the stovetop (potato, peppers, whatever), then throw my cheese on and top with my egg mixture. Bake it in the oven to set the eggs.": 0.0,
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"I like putting thin sliced (on a mandolin) potatoes on the bottom. I coat them in oil and season them with salt and pepper.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI am trying to make a frittata without an overcooked bottom. I can\u2019t stand the taste of what are essentially burnt eggs at the bottom of a frittata, so I wanted to ask which technique would yield the most untouched bottom. Should I be baking it in the oven, or frying it on a very low heat for a longer time period?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do flu/cold viruses survive lockdown? I live in New Zealand where the coronavirus is nearly eliminated because of the lockdown. However we are being advised to get flu shots. How is it that the lockdown eliminated covid but not all the other cold/flu viruses (which have a lower R naught value)? Where are the viruses being introduced from if no one is entering the country without going into two week quarantine?",
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"best_score": 1039,
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"worse_score": 39,
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"responses": {
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"To put it short, diseases can and do have animal reservoirs. Like how some cases of cats becoming infected with covid but not suffering; if this were to reach a large population of cats, and the virus is transmissible from animal to human, then it can still stay active as it's still got hosts. Much like the black death; the rats and mice carried infected fleas far and wide, and as much as people locked up in their houses, rodents still carried the fleas inside to the people.": 0.0,
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"Animal transmission and long-term surface transmission do occur, also some people manage to not beat an illness in the average time and stay a carrier longer than average, but the easiest example is also the simplest. Even under lockdown some portion of the population is still required to do work and move around among others and some of them get infected. On top of that long distance travel is likely to resume eventually, probably within your normal flu season, and there are many areas where the lockdown didn't align with others that will still have passed on and picked up new strains.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do flu/cold viruses survive lockdown? I live in New Zealand where the coronavirus is nearly eliminated because of the lockdown. However we are being advised to get flu shots. How is it that the lockdown eliminated covid but not all the other cold/flu viruses (which have a lower R naught value)? Where are the viruses being introduced from if no one is entering the country without going into two week quarantine?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old - If helium is one of the most common elements in the universe, how are we \"running out of helium\" on earth?",
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"best_score": 248,
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"worse_score": 11,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Universe BIG!!!! Earth small.... ... ...": 0.0,
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"Helium is not evenly distributed in the universe. What we have on earth is mostly produced by radioactive decay in earth's crust, which we can get out in gas wells. It's produced at a fixed and low rate that way exceeds how fast we use it. Helium is so light that, when it's released it tends to drift away and escape pretty easily so we don't currently do a good job reclaiming what we have.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old - If helium is one of the most common elements in the universe, how are we \"running out of helium\" on earth?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "My advisor showed me his LoR and asked me what I thought. He mentioned my poor undergrad grades but \"put a positive spin\" on them. Should I ask him to remove it? Hello community. Please remove if not appropriate. Thanks. I'm an international MS student looking to apply for PhD programs in the US this round. My advisor called me in and showed me what he wrote for my LoR and asked me if I wanted to change anything (I don't think this is normal or \"ethical\" but who am I to say no to a kind gesture). I'm not originally from my current major (CS) and I did a double major in undergrad. My grades suffered because of my unfamiliarity and, to be honest, immaturity. My advisor mentioned it in the letter and said something like (from memory): >Although I admittedly had concerns as to whether Joe would be able to keep up with graduate courses and conduct research due to his unconventional background and his undergraduate record, he immediately proved that my concerns were silly as he was able to maintain a near-perfect GPA and was able to successfully participate in research. I'm honestly extremely flattered that my advisor thinks so highly of me (he's not the expressive type), but at the same time am conflicted because I've heard that anything critical or mediocre on a letter is going to be viewed negatively. This has led me to wonder if I should bring it up and suggest that leaving out the part about concerns may be best. I don't really have anyone around me who's experienced higher education (my school doesn't really receive international students/faculty and no one really goes abroad either, I'm also the only one of my friends or family to have went to college) and so I decided I'd try to make a post here. Thanks for any feedback.",
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"best_score": 528,
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"worse_score": 21,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"better to have the poor grades addressed then just sitting there. they will absolutely be seen and taken into account.": 0.0,
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"Part of the purpose of LoR is to address things on your CV that an admissions committee might find questionable, such as poor undergraduate performance. It\u2019s good that your advisor brought it up and - this is key - said how it did not negatively impact your higher-level academic success.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy advisor showed me his LoR and asked me what I thought. He mentioned my poor undergrad grades but \"put a positive spin\" on them. Should I ask him to remove it? Hello community. Please remove if not appropriate. Thanks. I'm an international MS student looking to apply for PhD programs in the US this round. My advisor called me in and showed me what he wrote for my LoR and asked me if I wanted to change anything (I don't think this is normal or \"ethical\" but who am I to say no to a kind gesture). I'm not originally from my current major (CS) and I did a double major in undergrad. My grades suffered because of my unfamiliarity and, to be honest, immaturity. My advisor mentioned it in the letter and said something like (from memory): >Although I admittedly had concerns as to whether Joe would be able to keep up with graduate courses and conduct research due to his unconventional background and his undergraduate record, he immediately proved that my concerns were silly as he was able to maintain a near-perfect GPA and was able to successfully participate in research. I'm honestly extremely flattered that my advisor thinks so highly of me (he's not the expressive type), but at the same time am conflicted because I've heard that anything critical or mediocre on a letter is going to be viewed negatively. This has led me to wonder if I should bring it up and suggest that leaving out the part about concerns may be best. I don't really have anyone around me who's experienced higher education (my school doesn't really receive international students/faculty and no one really goes abroad either, I'm also the only one of my friends or family to have went to college) and so I decided I'd try to make a post here. Thanks for any feedback.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "What is the salt used at steakhouses? I noticed when I get $100 dollar steaks at steakhouses they also serve salts for me to dip my steak in. Is the same salt used from a sea salt trader joes shaker? If not, where can I buy some fancier salt?",
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"best_score": 546,
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"worse_score": 66,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Fleur de Sel https://www.amazon.com/Guerande-Fleur-Sel-Salt-pack/dp/B0008JGW96": 0.0,
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"Almost all restaurants use Maldon salt as a finishing salt. They\u2019re larger triangular shaped flakes that add a little crunch and sodium. You only season the outside of the steak, not the inside bits, when cooking, the finishing salt adds that extra flavour. Season with kosher salt though, it has better overall coverage. Diamond Crystal brand kosher salt is what every restaurant I\u2019ve ever worked in uses.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is the salt used at steakhouses? I noticed when I get $100 dollar steaks at steakhouses they also serve salts for me to dip my steak in. Is the same salt used from a sea salt trader joes shaker? If not, where can I buy some fancier salt?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Accidentally used too much alcohol, and I'm wondering is there a way to fix my jello shots? Hey guys, I wasn't thinking when I was making jello shots and I accidentally used twice the amount of alcohol that the recipe i was following called for. I'm worried that they wont set. Is there a way to fix this without starting over completely from scratch? This is how much I've used of everything: \\-1 box jello (3oz) \\-1.5 c water \\-0.75 c white rum \\-0.75 c triple sec \\-1 c peach schnapps ​ Or is this a lost cause and I should just throw it out and start over? :(",
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"best_score": 275,
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"worse_score": 27,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Why throw it out? So it doesn't set as jello, pour it in a glass add a slice of orange/lime or pineapple and turn it into a cocktail. lol": 0.0,
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"Double everything that wasn't already doubled and mix it together before it sets and have a double batch?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAccidentally used too much alcohol, and I'm wondering is there a way to fix my jello shots? Hey guys, I wasn't thinking when I was making jello shots and I accidentally used twice the amount of alcohol that the recipe i was following called for. I'm worried that they wont set. Is there a way to fix this without starting over completely from scratch? This is how much I've used of everything: \\-1 box jello (3oz) \\-1.5 c water \\-0.75 c white rum \\-0.75 c triple sec \\-1 c peach schnapps ​ Or is this a lost cause and I should just throw it out and start over? :(\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Can a group of asteroids form and maintain an atmosphere? Are there any existing asteroid clusters like this?",
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"best_score": 876,
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"worse_score": 64,
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"responses": {
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"If you\u2019re into hard SF with some questionable assumptions, read Larry Niven\u2019s \u201cthe Integral Trees\u201d. Not quite what you\u2019re asking, but the solution described in the story doesn\u2019t require a planet or advanced technology to create an atmosphere": 0.0,
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"So if I understand your question, you want discreet asteroids with atmosphere between them. As several people have said, a tight group of asteroids would collapse into a large one and become a larger asteroid but still much smaller than a planet. Please realize that typically asteroids are very far apart (not at all like the asteroid fields you see in sci-fi movies). When NASA sends probes though the asteroid belt, they make no attempt to miss one since the chance of hitting one by accident is vanishingly small. The total mass of all asteroids in our belt is less than the moon spread over a huge volume, the mass of the atmosphere between them would be greater than the mass of the asteroids.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan a group of asteroids form and maintain an atmosphere? Are there any existing asteroid clusters like this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old How are large sums of money transferred between nations? Say country A sends some billions of dollars to country B in aid or in exchange for some resource. How does the actual transfer take place? How does the wealth of country A decrease and the wealth of country B increase?",
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"best_score": 389,
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"worse_score": 30,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"Domestically, when someone at Bank A sends money to Bank B, no money actually changes hands. Bank A deducts funds from your account and Bank B credit funds to the recipient\u2019s account. Then the two banks settle the transaction by crediting and debiting their bank accounts with the national reserve bank (Federal Reserve, Bank of England etc\u2026). To make it easier the banks will batch thousands or millions of transactions in both directions and pay the net difference once a day or so. For international transfers there is no global reserve bank. So, the banks do it with each other in a system called correspondent banking. To send cash from a Bank of America customer to a Royal Bank of Scotland customer, BofA will have cash on deposit at RBS. When RBS credits their customer they reduce the cash balance of BofA\u2019s account. If you don\u2019t have a correspondent banking relationship set up with the destination bank, other banks will step in as intermediaries. A \u201cwire\u201d transfer is just the message used by all the banks to authorize all the transactions. In the case of a government sending money to another government, they both have bank accounts at a regular bank and process it just like they were regular customers. Or a government will have funds on deposit internationally and get it debited from there.": 0.0,
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"Nations have state banks, such as the federal reserve in the United States. The transactions happen over a wire system, like fedwire or swift. In straightforward transaction like you are supposing, it's just like any other international money transfer, only with larger amounts and between public banks controlled by the state.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old How are large sums of money transferred between nations? Say country A sends some billions of dollars to country B in aid or in exchange for some resource. How does the actual transfer take place? How does the wealth of country A decrease and the wealth of country B increase?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What are some common characteristics of the more competent engineers in your field? I graduated feeling extremely underqualified for everything. In 4 years of college I haven't actually built anything hands on. And my experiences in the group projects only taught me that as of right now I suck in a team setting. What I want to know is: 1. What are some common characteristics of the more competent engineers you've worked with when they first started out? 2. how can one obtain those characteristics right after graduation? 3. what are some common traits of the less competent engineers you've worked with? 4. how do you know whether you're being gaslit by your boss or you're actually incompetent? thanks",
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"The best engineers are usually the ones that are passionate about engineering and take pride in what they do. If they're interested in their work, they'll dig deep, be hands-on, and don't give up. Another thing I've noticed that help engineers go further and advance their careers is the ability to explain technical problems in non-technical terms to non-technical people. This helps them explain problems to management, other business groups, and present data. Gas-lighting is a toxic trait/behavior. Management shouldn't be gas-lighting you.": 0.0,
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"Never add complexity to demonstrate your cleverness. Remove complexity whenever possible": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat are some common characteristics of the more competent engineers in your field? I graduated feeling extremely underqualified for everything. In 4 years of college I haven't actually built anything hands on. And my experiences in the group projects only taught me that as of right now I suck in a team setting. What I want to know is: 1. What are some common characteristics of the more competent engineers you've worked with when they first started out? 2. how can one obtain those characteristics right after graduation? 3. what are some common traits of the less competent engineers you've worked with? 4. how do you know whether you're being gaslit by your boss or you're actually incompetent? thanks\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[One-Punch Man] Why is Genos referred to as a Cyborg when he's clearly an Android? We've seen him getting shredded time and time again, there's nothing organic left within him, doesn't that make him an Android instead of a Cyborg that only has parts replaced?",
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"best_score": 412,
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"responses": {
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"Well he introduced himself as a cyborg...": 0.0,
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"Seems like nobody has read the manga because every single answer is wrong. Genos still has his original human brain, which means he is part human, which makes him a cyborg.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[One-Punch Man] Why is Genos referred to as a Cyborg when he's clearly an Android? We've seen him getting shredded time and time again, there's nothing organic left within him, doesn't that make him an Android instead of a Cyborg that only has parts replaced?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How did mountaineers prove they reached a summit before the days of cameras and selfies?",
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"best_score": 1638,
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"worse_score": 50,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Photography was invented in the early 19th century. 35mm cameras started to become relatively accessible in the 1910s. Photography, using film rather than smartphones, has been around for the majority of the time that mountaineering has been considered a \"sport\".": 0.0,
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"Alpine and mountaineering clubs in Europe placed small vaults with rubber stamps and pads on the summits of mountains. When climbers summited a mountain they stamped their climbing \u201clogs\u201d with that mountains particular stamp to demonstrate/prove their success. Way cool that.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How did mountaineers prove they reached a summit before the days of cameras and selfies?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[MCU] Is Doctor Strange's cloak a living thing? Like, Is it a being? Does it have a soul? Or is it just wizard AI?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Think Aladdin\u2019s magic carpet": 0.0,
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"\"Some magic is too powerful to sustain so we imbue objects with it\" Closer to wizard AI than a living thing. Canon from the first Dr Strange movie. https://youtu.be/wb-8g9RdSR4?t=81": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Is Doctor Strange's cloak a living thing? Like, Is it a being? Does it have a soul? Or is it just wizard AI?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is reading philosophy from Wikipedia THAT bad? I\u2019ve been going through the Ancient Greek philosophers and reading what they wrote and while it does give me a \u2018mystic\u2019 feeling when I read all their work, after when I look them up on Wikipedia I can read their ideas in about 15 minutes with WAY more clarity. My question is if I\u2019m really missing out on the \u2018philosophy\u2019 part of philosophy if I just read peoples ideas on Wikipedia or if the only value of reading someone\u2019s work nowadays is the pleasure of looking at the source?",
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"subreddit": "askphilosophy",
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"> Is reading philosophy from Wikipedia THAT bad? You mean using only Wikipedia as your source for learning about philosophy? Yeah, that's pretty bad. Wikipedia is a resource used for getting a quick orientation to other, more substantial resources. And it can be useful in this regard. But it's not meant to teach you philosophy. Getting your philosophical education from Wikipedia would be like getting your dinner by reading restaurant reviews. > My question is if I\u2019m really missing out on the \u2018philosophy\u2019 part of philosophy if I just read peoples ideas on Wikipedia... Yes. Also, you're being misinformed an unacceptable amount of the time, both in the indirect sense of getting the wrong idea of what philosophy is about and how to do it, and in the direct sense of being told false things.": 0.0,
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"Use the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. It is a scholarly source that can be cited in university papers.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askphilosophy that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs reading philosophy from Wikipedia THAT bad? I\u2019ve been going through the Ancient Greek philosophers and reading what they wrote and while it does give me a \u2018mystic\u2019 feeling when I read all their work, after when I look them up on Wikipedia I can read their ideas in about 15 minutes with WAY more clarity. My question is if I\u2019m really missing out on the \u2018philosophy\u2019 part of philosophy if I just read peoples ideas on Wikipedia or if the only value of reading someone\u2019s work nowadays is the pleasure of looking at the source?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Colons in article titles: Yes or no? It seems that people have strong opinions about this. Please share yours.",
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"worse_score": 15,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"Reviews, commentaries, etc, I love them and use them regularly. Original data papers, absolutely not, the title of the paper should be a very short summary of the main finding.": 0.0,
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"Boring Article Topics: Liven it up with a Pun": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nColons in article titles: Yes or no? It seems that people have strong opinions about this. Please share yours.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How did David Duke, a former KKK leader, win 39% of the vote in the 1991 Louisiana gubernatorial election? What factors led to 39% of the voters being willing to support a former KKK leader for governor? I can understand that some Republican voters would vote for their party's candidate regardless of who it was, but Duke still won out in first round over seemingly more qualified and mainstream Republican candidates.",
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"subreddit": "askhistorians",
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"responses": {
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"This is a good question and I hope someone answers it intelligently with sources.": 0.0,
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"Ok folks, you will notice the large number of removed answers. That's because they weren't answers. They were pithy one liners that brought nothing to the table, were idle speculation, or attempts to be witty that fell terribly flat. If you are going to answer questions in this sub, answer with a **QUALITY** answer, not a throwaway in hopes of karma.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhistorians that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow did David Duke, a former KKK leader, win 39% of the vote in the 1991 Louisiana gubernatorial election? What factors led to 39% of the voters being willing to support a former KKK leader for governor? I can understand that some Republican voters would vote for their party's candidate regardless of who it was, but Duke still won out in first round over seemingly more qualified and mainstream Republican candidates.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[WA] how offensive is phrase \u201dYou are a real piece of work.\" in a professional email?",
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"best_score": 274,
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"subreddit": "askhr",
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"responses": {
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"This is really very offensive if written in a work related email. You should expect some form of discipline.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s unprofessional. The degree of offense is going to depend on the recipient, but it should not be part of any work email.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[WA] how offensive is phrase \u201dYou are a real piece of work.\" in a professional email?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[James Cameron's Avatar] Why do the bows and arrows seem to be ineffective at stopping the gunships from taking down home tree, yet they prove to be crucial weapons in the final battle?",
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"The way I saw it, they used bows shooting up into the sky against the big attack ship when defending the tree. In the final battle they shot down from birds already diving towards the smaller attack ships. So the arrows had more speed and thinner windows to penetrate.": 0.0,
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"Jake Sully gave them a really good pep talk before the big fight. Prior to that they were attacking anywhere on the vehicles. After he described how they worked they focused their attacks on the windscreens and rotors that are more vulnerable to attack. They started aiming for where they could deal the most damage instead of blindly attacking the entire craft.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[James Cameron's Avatar] Why do the bows and arrows seem to be ineffective at stopping the gunships from taking down home tree, yet they prove to be crucial weapons in the final battle?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old why can\u2019t we just decide to go to sleep? like turn our brains off manually probably a really dumb question but think it\u2019s messed up that in order to fall asleep we have to pretend we are until we trick our brains or something, why can\u2019t we just do it? like flipping a switch?",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"Really as an adult we \"forget\" how to fall asleep. The trick really is to clear your mind and relax. This used to come naturally when you were younger, but now you have the stresses of being older which make it harder to relax and let go of. If it helps I have some tricks on how to get to sleep easier. The big trick I've found is you need to \"practice\" going to sleep. When you go and lie down in bed, don't do anything else. Don't lie there and reflect on the day's events, don't read a book, and certainly don't look at your phone or TV. Remove those from the room if possible. Get in the habit of bedtime is sleep only. If you lie down on your bed you only sleep. You have to be strict with yourself. Next is a sort of form of self hypnosis. When you lie down to go to bed, think of a trigger phrase. Something pleasant, but which you wouldn't say normally. Good night sweetie to yourself or something. Whatever it is just make sure it is unique and pleasant. This becomes a sort of hypnotic trigger which will tell your mind know you are trying to sleep. Finally relax. Flex and release your body muscles starting at your head and going all the way down to your toes. This will help you relax and fall asleep. Most important though, clear your mind, if you start thinking of something catch yourself and clear your mind again. Eventually this will become habit and you should be able to just fall right asleep.": 0.0,
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"Its an evolutionary trick. The brain wont shut down until we are sure we are safe. Unfortunately real danger has been replaced with worry": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old why can\u2019t we just decide to go to sleep? like turn our brains off manually probably a really dumb question but think it\u2019s messed up that in order to fall asleep we have to pretend we are until we trick our brains or something, why can\u2019t we just do it? like flipping a switch?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Settle a debate: better to leave the air conditioning on when you\u2019re out for a few days or off and re-cool the house? HVAC types- I\u2019m in New England and it\u2019s hot but not Portland OR hot. We\u2019ll be out for 2 days and the temps will be in the 90s. We have several mini split systems in the house. When we leave it off for for a few hours the house gets up to the 80s but seems not to go above 83/84 inside. It\u2019s fairly humid so the dehumidifier aspects are one of our concerns. If we do turn on the A/C we leave up pretty high but enough to cool a little. So on or off?",
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"I live in FL. We always have the AC set at 80 during the day or off if I'm home. Our house is poorly insulated and it can't keep up. Never run no AC to prevent mold but we haven't had issues when its in the 80's.": 0.0,
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"Since you asked engineers and none actually gave you an engineering answer, here it is. It is more efficient to turn it off. Newton's law of cooling tells us that it takes less energy to cool intially and it gets exponentially harder as the temperature is lowered. Therefore, keeping the house at a lower temp for an extended period of time uses more energy, because cooling the house from 84 down to your vacation setpoint uses very little energy in comparison to holding at that setpoint.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSettle a debate: better to leave the air conditioning on when you\u2019re out for a few days or off and re-cool the house? HVAC types- I\u2019m in New England and it\u2019s hot but not Portland OR hot. We\u2019ll be out for 2 days and the temps will be in the 90s. We have several mini split systems in the house. When we leave it off for for a few hours the house gets up to the 80s but seems not to go above 83/84 inside. It\u2019s fairly humid so the dehumidifier aspects are one of our concerns. If we do turn on the A/C we leave up pretty high but enough to cool a little. So on or off?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Increasing taxes on the ultra wealthy in the US won't make things better for the rest of the population. My stance/argument is fairly simple, the US currently has enough money from the taxes it does collect to accomplish a shit ton of things. Particularly the things that most proponens of tax increase are fighting for *(universal healthcare, cheaper regulated or free colleges, corporate regulation, etc.)* This is Evidenced by the fact that we have extremely large military budgets, foreign aid dollars, tax subsidies and the list goes on where hundred of billions of dollars goes towards while other programs continually get budget cuts. Increasing taxes on the billionaires, while it should still happen, won't make a difference in the social policies put in place because money isn't the issue... corruption and lobbying powers who influence where the dollars actually go is the issue. If taxes increased in the wealthy, I believe the extra money would be used to just continue to do more of what we're already doing which is cutting social programs and having legislation that appeals to the largest and most powerful lobbying groups. CMV.",
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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">This is Evidenced by the fact that we have extremely large military budgets Why do you think that the fact that we have big budgets means that we have plenty of money? Our national debt is high and we are spending money we don't have. If I budget $250 for steak and shrimp and pay on my credit card, that is absolutely not evidence that I have plenty of money to go on vacation.": 0.0,
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">corruption and lobbying powers who influence where the dollars actually go is the issue. Right. That's part of the point here. Money is power, and extreme wealth is extreme power. The kind of extreme power that breaks democracies. Taxing the hell out of the ultra wealthy isn't really meant to raise all that much money, it's meant to a) reduce the extreme amount of wealth, and thus power, they have and b) discourage the kinds of behaviors that lead to extreme wealth For point b), let's about this a bit more. It's unlikely one gets extremely wealthy, like billionaire wealthy, without exploiting people. Walmart is a great example of a company that does this. They deliberately hire more part time workers rather than fewer full time to avoid paying them benefits. They exploit their workers, and the rest of the country foots the bill by paying for their workers' food stamps. Now, would the family that owns Walmart still do all this shit if they only got to keep 10 cents of every dollar they saved Walmart? How about 5 cents? Taxes on extreme wealth and income make this kind of exploitative profiteering less attractive. The benefit isn't the money raised, it's the money saved by not having to subsidize walmart's employees": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Increasing taxes on the ultra wealthy in the US won't make things better for the rest of the population. My stance/argument is fairly simple, the US currently has enough money from the taxes it does collect to accomplish a shit ton of things. Particularly the things that most proponens of tax increase are fighting for *(universal healthcare, cheaper regulated or free colleges, corporate regulation, etc.)* This is Evidenced by the fact that we have extremely large military budgets, foreign aid dollars, tax subsidies and the list goes on where hundred of billions of dollars goes towards while other programs continually get budget cuts. Increasing taxes on the billionaires, while it should still happen, won't make a difference in the social policies put in place because money isn't the issue... corruption and lobbying powers who influence where the dollars actually go is the issue. If taxes increased in the wealthy, I believe the extra money would be used to just continue to do more of what we're already doing which is cutting social programs and having legislation that appeals to the largest and most powerful lobbying groups. CMV.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Futurama] Why would a company deliberately create an insane robot?",
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"Lots of insane robots come to mind but none of them deliberately created insane, which are you referring to?": 0.0,
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"Most (all?) Robots were created by Momcorp with ulterior motives in mind. Presumably insane robots were created in order to create demand for robots to protect you from the insane robots.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Andor proves they have video calls in the star wars universe. So why do so many people use the awful blue holograms for long distance comms? I thought they used the blue holograms for long distance phone calls because they didn't have LCD screens capable of displaying live imagery. However Andor proves they are a common household appliance. Households, workplaces, government departments all have video call capabilities - inter-planetary even! And they are actively used as a default means of communication. So why the hell do other people communicate solely using the terrible, space-consuming weird blue holograms?",
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"Newer tech often isn't as good as older, established tech that's been standard for a long time, but people are still drawn to the shininess of new tech. We see this again and again. People were wowed by early ugly polygon games when sprite-based games from that era looked extraordinary. People are currently shelling out hundreds of dollars for fancy automated wine bottle openers when a waiter's corkscrew is superior and only a few dollars. People lined up to pay top dollar for Nividia's 20XX series of cards because they had ray-tracing, even though games weren't really playable with it turned on at the time. My grandfather bought one of the early cars to have power windows and power locks. He nearly died when it malfunctioned on a hot day and he ended up locked in his car with no way out and no way to start the car. This when traditional locks worked just fine. He swore he'd never buy another car like that, but a few years later when he needed a new car he did. I remember back in the 80s when they started putting clocks on coffee makers, so people would leave them plugged in so they wouldn't reset the clock, and it would start house fires. Not sure why a coffee maker needs a clock, but at the time putting clocks on things was the new tech trend. There will always be a significant part of the population who's attracted to the shiny new tech, and it's also a status symbol. Can you imagine someone in Vader's position using outdated technology? Embarrassing. Eventually hologram tech will catchup and actually be superior to a video monitor, but by then there will be some new, barely functional tech ready to replace it.": 0.0,
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"Did everyone forget that Vader has a video screen on board the Executor in his chambers? RIP in peace Admiral Ozzel": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] Andor proves they have video calls in the star wars universe. So why do so many people use the awful blue holograms for long distance comms? I thought they used the blue holograms for long distance phone calls because they didn't have LCD screens capable of displaying live imagery. However Andor proves they are a common household appliance. Households, workplaces, government departments all have video call capabilities - inter-planetary even! And they are actively used as a default means of communication. So why the hell do other people communicate solely using the terrible, space-consuming weird blue holograms?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why do many stereo receivers display their volume \"backwards\" (where zero is the loudest)?",
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"best_score": 411,
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"worse_score": 43,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Because they don't display \"volume\". They display the **gain**. A negative gain reduces the output volume, and zero gain is their maximum volume (without distortion). You could obviously go over zero, but most of the stereos will not let you do that because a gain higher than zero distorts the sound.": 0.0,
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"Because the volume knob is not an \"increase the sound\" knob, it's a \"decrease the sound\" knob. The zero point is the spot where the amplifier is \"normal\", believe it or not. Everything below that is called attenuation which is a fancy word for \"reduce the signal\". Anything above zero will be distorted.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why do many stereo receivers display their volume \"backwards\" (where zero is the loudest)?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Northeast Ohio] A pawn shop bought my stolen iPad Pro. The police are saying I have to reimburse the pawn shop the money they spent to buy it, any advice or help? I will try to keep this short and sweet. I have been selling things on the side for some extra money. On 11-3-22 (US date) I met with a gentleman who said they wanted to buy the iPad Pro from me for 800 dollars. However, he decided to give me counterfeit money instead. I went and made a police report a few hours later (I went to three different police stations until I found the right one). I was able to give them the Model and Serial number. That is how it got flagged as stolen. I called them last week and they mentioned a pawn shop has it. So the good news is I might be able to get it back the bad news is I don't have the money to pay to get it back. Apparently, Ohio has a [pawn shop law/act that kind of fucks me. Any advice on the best way to go about this would be great. Thank you in advance.",
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"I don't know how the pawn shop law hurts you (financially) here. Pay the money to get it back then sue the pawn shop in small claims court for the return of that money.": 0.0,
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"File a small claims case for the return of your stolen property. Also, let them know you\u2019ll be reporting them to the DFI, they could lose their license for not returning stolen property. Also, regardless of that law they can\u2019t sell your iPad, at that point they\u2019d be knowingly selling stolen merchandise. Nothing in that law suggests they can keep it just because they paid for it. I\u2019d let them know your filing a complaint with the DFI and then file a small claims case for return of stolen property.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nNortheast Ohio] A pawn shop bought my stolen iPad Pro. The police are saying I have to reimburse the pawn shop the money they spent to buy it, any advice or help? I will try to keep this short and sweet. I have been selling things on the side for some extra money. On 11-3-22 (US date) I met with a gentleman who said they wanted to buy the iPad Pro from me for 800 dollars. However, he decided to give me counterfeit money instead. I went and made a police report a few hours later (I went to three different police stations until I found the right one). I was able to give them the Model and Serial number. That is how it got flagged as stolen. I called them last week and they mentioned a pawn shop has it. So the good news is I might be able to get it back the bad news is I don't have the money to pay to get it back. Apparently, Ohio has a [pawn shop law/act that kind of fucks me. Any advice on the best way to go about this would be great. Thank you in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Looney Toons] If Wile E. Coyote has the money to purchase all these Acme gadgets, why doesn\u2019t he just order some food? He clearly has the means to pay for all these Acme gadgets, so why not order some food, or go to a restaurant or store?",
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"It's more out of a sense of pride at this point.": 0.0,
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"He actually answered this one himself.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Looney Toons] If Wile E. Coyote has the money to purchase all these Acme gadgets, why doesn\u2019t he just order some food? He clearly has the means to pay for all these Acme gadgets, so why not order some food, or go to a restaurant or store?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Student keeps missing class for part-time job I'm TA-ing for a big class this semester, and one of the students in my section has a job in healthcare, and keeps asking to miss class for extra shifts as they have stated that they need the hours. They keep begging to take the quizzes remotely during their shifts, and I let them once, which I know I probably shouldn't have. However, they have now asked to take every quiz remotely for the rest of the semester, and keep telling me that they need the shifts and want to miss every class for the rest of the semester as they have been offered shifts at this time. It's an afternoon class so not at an unreasonable time. They're a high B/low A grade student, so they are keeping up, but I'm just reluctant to allow this as I don't think it's fair that they miss every class when others have to come, as this isn't a legit excuse, but when I try to broach the issue with them, they tell me that they need to work. I understand that they are in a difficult situation, but I don't want them to miss every single class, as we have group and project work coming up, too?",
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"best_score": 280,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"Who wins if you say no to this? Do the other students actually, concretely benefit from forcing this one student to choose between financial stability and their grade? No, it's not the most \"reasonable\" ask, but we don't live in the most reasonable world. Who benefits from being a hard ass about this stuff?": 0.0,
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"You made what you thought would be an exception (unwise in hindsight), and now they're asking for it to become the norm. You can say no to that. Especially if participation (via physical presence) is a part of the requirements for the class. But also you're the TA, not the instructor, surely you can kick this question up to the instructor in charge of the class and let them make the call. I'm sympathetic to the needs of some students to work while in school. However you don't know how many of the other students actually coming to the class also need to work, but who have made the decision to prioritise/schedule their time to make it to the class. As you say, it is unfair to them that you would bend the rules for this one student.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nStudent keeps missing class for part-time job I'm TA-ing for a big class this semester, and one of the students in my section has a job in healthcare, and keeps asking to miss class for extra shifts as they have stated that they need the hours. They keep begging to take the quizzes remotely during their shifts, and I let them once, which I know I probably shouldn't have. However, they have now asked to take every quiz remotely for the rest of the semester, and keep telling me that they need the shifts and want to miss every class for the rest of the semester as they have been offered shifts at this time. It's an afternoon class so not at an unreasonable time. They're a high B/low A grade student, so they are keeping up, but I'm just reluctant to allow this as I don't think it's fair that they miss every class when others have to come, as this isn't a legit excuse, but when I try to broach the issue with them, they tell me that they need to work. I understand that they are in a difficult situation, but I don't want them to miss every single class, as we have group and project work coming up, too?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Why is Odin able to strip Thor of his powers and make him a normal Asgardian, but presumably could not do the same to Hela? Odin barely breaks a sweat when he strips Thor of his godhood and his abilities in order to banish him to Earth. Why is he unable to do the same to Hela when the time came for her banishment? Is there some kind of reason he wouldn't be able to cut her off from the Odinforce the way that he cut off Thor?",
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"best_score": 376,
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"I always assumed Odin was \u201cfueling\u201d Thor. Remember after he had his moment of realization and self understanding his power skyrocketed. I believe Hela already had her moment and no longer needed the guidance like Thor end of TR.": 0.0,
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"I got the impression that Hela was several orders of magnitude stronger than Thor for some reason. Like, Thor is a beast, but even he probably wouldn\u2019t be able to plow through an entire Asgardian army in less than 2 minutes and effortlessly slaughter his elite warrior friends. And she consistently outmatched him one on one, though the fight would seem somewhat even at first It doesn\u2019t seem like a fighting skill thing, I think she was just born hideously powerful, or maybe Odin was a bit more naive back then, and trusted her with way too much power": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Why is Odin able to strip Thor of his powers and make him a normal Asgardian, but presumably could not do the same to Hela? Odin barely breaks a sweat when he strips Thor of his godhood and his abilities in order to banish him to Earth. Why is he unable to do the same to Hela when the time came for her banishment? Is there some kind of reason he wouldn't be able to cut her off from the Odinforce the way that he cut off Thor?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Quit job to travel the world How problematic would it be to explain to future hiring managers that I quit my place of employment to travel the world for two years? I worked full-time through my undergraduate and graduate degrees and have been working at my current employer for the past 5 years since my undergraduate graduation. Sabbaticals are not allowed at my place of employment. I have very healthy funds due to my frugal lifestyle. During this time period, I will be freelancing part-time to keep my skills sharp.",
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"best_score": 323,
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"worse_score": 14,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"it certainly wouldn\u2019t be looked upon favorably but it really depends on what discipline of engineering you\u2019re in. if you\u2019re in computer programming you could maybe make an argument that you kept at it while away. if you\u2019re one of the traditional disciplines, such as chemical, i think it\u2019d be pretty unbelievable that you were able to freelance.": 0.0,
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"There's lots of mediocre engineering jobs. There's only one life to live. There's nothing to explain, you wanted some time off. You've been working consistently for 5 years otherwise, this won't indicate any kind of pattern": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nQuit job to travel the world How problematic would it be to explain to future hiring managers that I quit my place of employment to travel the world for two years? I worked full-time through my undergraduate and graduate degrees and have been working at my current employer for the past 5 years since my undergraduate graduation. Sabbaticals are not allowed at my place of employment. I have very healthy funds due to my frugal lifestyle. During this time period, I will be freelancing part-time to keep my skills sharp.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What kind of hobbies do you have outside of your work? And have they ever helped you solve a difficult problem?",
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"best_score": 260,
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"Aquarium hobbies are a great way to stay sharp as a Water Treatment Engineer": 0.0,
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"I run, bike, and ski. Nothing directly related to work, I have no interest in doing that at home. However, the time to think and having a clear mind after exercise has helped me solve countless problems.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat kind of hobbies do you have outside of your work? And have they ever helped you solve a difficult problem?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why is it on hot summer nights the temperature only cools down briefly at the break of Dawn? It seems counterintuitive. Why would it get cooler just as the sun is rising?",
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"Short answer: The sun heats the Earth , and at night earth is radiating that heat back to the atmosphere. As the sun barely rises, it heats the layer of air closest to the earths surface, (but not the surface of the Earth), which causes that air to rise. Cooler, denser air drops to fill the void, and remains cool until the sun can effectively heat the surface and the ambient temperature rises.": 0.0,
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"The moment before daybreak is the coldest because the sun hasn\u2019t been shining for the longest possible time. The sun heats up the surface during the day, so even at night the heat radiates back into the atmosphere. So the longer the surface goes without constant heating, the more it will cool down. Right before daybreak, the surface has spent the longest time cooling, and when the sun starts coming up again, the angle is still not high enough to heat the surface until a little bit later. That\u2019s why it\u2019s colder at dawn than it is at midnight.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy is it on hot summer nights the temperature only cools down briefly at the break of Dawn? It seems counterintuitive. Why would it get cooler just as the sun is rising?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Hand washing facilities should be placed outside of bathrooms rather than inside. Washing your hands after going to the toilet is obviously a good thing to do. The problem, as I see it, is that this relies on everyone washing their hands (which we know isn\u2019t the case). If there is an inward opening door, you have to make contact with the handle which is touched by everyone else. Also, unless the stalls are completely sealed, it seems that fecal particles can disperse through a room, meaning that the taps(faucets) and any other surfaces are compromised. It makes more sense to me that we wash our hands once we leave the bathroom so that we sanitise once we no longer have to contact shared handles or objects that share a space with toilets. It would incentivise the non-washers to wash because it\u2019s more likely the handle will be compromised if no one has washed their hands before exit. The ideal solution, in my opinion, would be to have hand washing facilities both inside and out as we may also use the sinks and mirrors inside the bathroom to shave, apply make up and have the option to double wash. I\u2019m struggling to find any downside outside of the financial and architectural inconvenience. I don\u2019t really think they are significant enough to prohibit this, as we accept these for other things when the inconvenience is outweighed by the benefit. Change my view!",
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"I saw one bathroom, in Phoenix, AZ. You walked in with no door and there was a wall of sinks, and that's where the door was to each bathroom! So the sink washing area was unisex and didn't require a door to leave. It was weird when I first walked into the bathroom and saw a woman washing her hands and I thought I walked into the wrong one, but then I realized I hadn't walked into the actual bathroom yet. Great design, and kinda halfway to your suggestion.": 0.0,
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"Problems you bring up are valid, but there\u2019s already good solutions for them. Automatic sinks, soap, and towel dispensers, and doors that you can push outward without touching a handle, or bathroom designs that have a small bended hallway for privacy but no door. Sinks should be kept inside because of the potential they have to get water everywhere, and for the convenience of keeping all the garbage in one place. They\u2019re also pretty loud, if you consider them in an otherwise quiet place like a fancy restaurant or something. In places where there are many sinks needed, it would take up much more space and require a whole other room to keep them in which ruins the purpose anyway": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Hand washing facilities should be placed outside of bathrooms rather than inside. Washing your hands after going to the toilet is obviously a good thing to do. The problem, as I see it, is that this relies on everyone washing their hands (which we know isn\u2019t the case). If there is an inward opening door, you have to make contact with the handle which is touched by everyone else. Also, unless the stalls are completely sealed, it seems that fecal particles can disperse through a room, meaning that the taps(faucets) and any other surfaces are compromised. It makes more sense to me that we wash our hands once we leave the bathroom so that we sanitise once we no longer have to contact shared handles or objects that share a space with toilets. It would incentivise the non-washers to wash because it\u2019s more likely the handle will be compromised if no one has washed their hands before exit. The ideal solution, in my opinion, would be to have hand washing facilities both inside and out as we may also use the sinks and mirrors inside the bathroom to shave, apply make up and have the option to double wash. I\u2019m struggling to find any downside outside of the financial and architectural inconvenience. I don\u2019t really think they are significant enough to prohibit this, as we accept these for other things when the inconvenience is outweighed by the benefit. Change my view!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[TX] Overqualified...? I\u2019m not sure how being overqualified can eliminate you from getting a job. If someone applied, it means they want the job, no matter their experience or education. Can someone explain overqualification. I\u2019m not sure if I\u2019ve run into this problem personally, but my mom lost her job in March and has gotten plenty of negative responses due to being overqualified. She\u2019s been in the industry for 20+ years without a degree and has done well. I don\u2019t understand this concept and I don\u2019t know how to avoid it while applying for jobs...",
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"You cost too much to employ. That's always been my takeaway. Being over qualified means you have a very good grasp of what is required of you so they can't ask you to do any and everything that they normally would of someone new to the work force or little experience.": 0.0,
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"Overqualified people are likelier to leave fast because they aren't stimulated and get bored quickly. Turnaround is very expensive. It's really that simple": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[TX] Overqualified...? I\u2019m not sure how being overqualified can eliminate you from getting a job. If someone applied, it means they want the job, no matter their experience or education. Can someone explain overqualification. I\u2019m not sure if I\u2019ve run into this problem personally, but my mom lost her job in March and has gotten plenty of negative responses due to being overqualified. She\u2019s been in the industry for 20+ years without a degree and has done well. I don\u2019t understand this concept and I don\u2019t know how to avoid it while applying for jobs...\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Obi Wan was a terrible mentor for the person Anakin needed. Would Qui Gon Jinn have been a good enough mentor to protect Anakin from the dark side?",
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"Yes, I think this is something generally agreed upon by the fandom. He already that 'grey Jedi' sort of thing going for him. He was often at odds with the council, as Anakin ended up being. Likewise, he would have been more accepting to the changes and issues Anakin was going through. Anakin might have been more open to approaching him about Padme. Whereas, Obi-Wan was on the council, and so Anakin didn't see him as somebody to confide in.": 0.0,
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"Yes there is a reason the duel between Maul and Qui Gon was called the duel of the fates. Had Qui Gon survived he would have been the positive father figure that Aniken needed when growing up and would have been better equipped and flexible than rigid Obi Wan to deal with Aniken's temperament. ​ Unfortunately for the galaxy Qui Gon fell and Obi Wan was too young to provide that father figure Aniken needed being more of a brother figure and having less control over him than Qui Gon could have had. This is not to say Obi Wan is a bad jedi or teacher, we know he's not but he was not the right fit for Aniken as a master due to his age and inflexibility.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] Obi Wan was a terrible mentor for the person Anakin needed. Would Qui Gon Jinn have been a good enough mentor to protect Anakin from the dark side?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is a Harvard CV the standard for academia? How do \"fancy\" CV's fare? I have one of those fancy colorful CV's; it's really good for sending to investors and startup people. But I'm preparing a CV for my Phd application and I don't know if I should move to a Harvard CV (bland black and white type, 3 pages) showcasing publications, patents, grants etc, or should I stick with a fancy CV?",
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"As someone that interviews at a startup - the fancy CV is not doing you any favors there either. Nobody gets hired on the strength of their resume styling. There are two outcomes. 1. The hiring committee see your fancy CV and think it looks silly. You might get compliments on it, but it\u2019s sort of like when you wear a loud hat - everyone says \u201cnice hat\u201d because that\u2019s the most memorable thing about you. 2. It gets run through some candidate management software that re-formats it as a plain document, and any fancy formatting gets scrambled. This makes the whole CV illegible. I get case 2 a lot. I can\u2019t tell you how many times I\u2019ve had to clarify a candidates CV because it was originally \u201cfancy\u201d Make it simple and legible, and run it though a CV parser to make sure it gets parsed correctly. If you want to wow people visually, you can submit a fancy portfolio in addition to your plainly formatted CV. Go wild with the portfolio.": 0.0,
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"Unfortunately, what makes an academic CV fancy are your actual qualifications. The most aesthetically fancy thing about my CV is the font, and even there your choices are fairly limited.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs a Harvard CV the standard for academia? How do \"fancy\" CV's fare? I have one of those fancy colorful CV's; it's really good for sending to investors and startup people. But I'm preparing a CV for my Phd application and I don't know if I should move to a Harvard CV (bland black and white type, 3 pages) showcasing publications, patents, grants etc, or should I stick with a fancy CV?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5: the lens of your eye flips the image of what is happening in front of you and displays it on your retina, then your brain \u201cflips\u201d it again for you to perceive. What is the brain doing for that second flip?",
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"Your brain doesn\u2019t know that the image on the retina is inverted, and it doesn\u2019t need to. All it needs to know is that a signal from a particular neuron corresponds to detecting light in one area of your vision, and a different neuron corresponds to a different area.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s just your brain deciding that it\u2019s stupid to have things upside down and deciding not to anymore. An experiment was done where they had volunteers put on goggles that flipped everything upside down. They wore them all the time: sleeping, showering, everywhere all the time. After about a week, the brain said \u201cscrew this, this is dumb\u201d and flipped everything right side up again, and the volunteers functioned normally. They still had the flipping goggles on, and their brain just undid it. At the end of the experiment they took the goggles off, and everything was upside down again. And again, after a week or so, the brain flipped everything back again. Your brain just makes stuff up about what you see. It does a tremendous amount of image processing. Your eyes move and wiggle small amounts constantly, it fixes that and makes things appear steady. Your eyes suck at color in your peripheral vision, your brain remembers what color things are and what life should look like and fills things in. You have a blind spot in each eye that you can only notice if you specifically trick your brain at failing at fixing it. There is no \u201cground truth\u201d in what you see. It\u2019s all interpreted, from shapes to contrast to color.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5: the lens of your eye flips the image of what is happening in front of you and displays it on your retina, then your brain \u201cflips\u201d it again for you to perceive. What is the brain doing for that second flip?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Boss sent me out to the production floor for a month/ two to learn Hi engineers of Reddit! So I work in New Jersey as a process/project engineer in a corporate office. We have operations out in Wisconsin with product making, filling, packaging lines etc. My boss sent me out here for a month/ two to do some learning but there doesn\u2019t seeemm to be a plan for me to get involved really.. how would you guys recommend getting involved? Any tips~ beyond talking to operators and just walking around the floor and studying floor diagrams etc ? Thank you! It\u2019s only my third day and I do have some more exploring to do but I\u2019m a little bored \ud83d\udc40 PS I started at the company 3 months ago",
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"Normally those kind of trips are set up with the engineer shadowing someone in each role for a few days each. I would start at the beginning of whatever your product is and work a couple days in each position until it gets on the truck": 0.0,
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"Talk to operators and maintenance guys. Find the old curmudgeons, they will tell you everything that is a pain in the ass about the equipment. They will also tell you how it\u2019s supposed to work vs how they have to operate it. This will give you a lot of insights and hopefully let you improve designs based on the feedback.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBoss sent me out to the production floor for a month/ two to learn Hi engineers of Reddit! So I work in New Jersey as a process/project engineer in a corporate office. We have operations out in Wisconsin with product making, filling, packaging lines etc. My boss sent me out here for a month/ two to do some learning but there doesn\u2019t seeemm to be a plan for me to get involved really.. how would you guys recommend getting involved? Any tips~ beyond talking to operators and just walking around the floor and studying floor diagrams etc ? Thank you! It\u2019s only my third day and I do have some more exploring to do but I\u2019m a little bored \ud83d\udc40 PS I started at the company 3 months ago\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is the best way to lift up a garden shed (+-800kg) and rotate it? So our shed is 20years old and the floor and first few planks of the walls were rotting. So we lifted it with 3 jacks, installed a new floor and replaced those planks. Now my parents had the idea to turn it 90degrees so the window of the shed faces the pond... The original idea was to get 20 people to lift it and turn it but getting 20people together on the same day seems to be impossible. Getting a crane or something similar in our garden is impossible due to the fence we have. We think it ways about 800kg and it's 4m x 4m, do you have any ideas? TLDR; How to lift up and rotate a garden shed without 20 people or a crane?",
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"Dig a pond on the window side of the shed": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s a shed, just install a second window. Easier and cheaper (time if not money) than trying to rotate it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is the best way to lift up a garden shed (+-800kg) and rotate it? So our shed is 20years old and the floor and first few planks of the walls were rotting. So we lifted it with 3 jacks, installed a new floor and replaced those planks. Now my parents had the idea to turn it 90degrees so the window of the shed faces the pond... The original idea was to get 20 people to lift it and turn it but getting 20people together on the same day seems to be impossible. Getting a crane or something similar in our garden is impossible due to the fence we have. We think it ways about 800kg and it's 4m x 4m, do you have any ideas? TLDR; How to lift up and rotate a garden shed without 20 people or a crane?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My girlfriend went to a lash lift appointment and then needed to go to the hospital, and we can't even get a call back from the owner of the business. She went to her appointment and midway through it became evident to her that the worker did not have proper training for what she needed to do, which was made clear by her asking another worker several times if what she was doing was correct, to which the other worker said \"No, you used way too much of the fixing lotion\", and in an effort to remove it, she got a bunch of it into my girlfriend's eye. Within the hour after her appointment, she lost vision in that same eye, and had to go to the hospital. She now has a $300 hospital bill to pay on top of the $100 for the appointment, and we can't even get a call back from the owner of the business. We were just looking for a refund on the appointment, didn't even ask for the money for the hospital bill, and we've been met with silence. I'm really just frustrated with the way this has been handled and was curious to know if anyone had any ideas. Thank you!",
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"They should have business insurance to cover things like this. How is her eye": 0.0,
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"Solid advice has been given so far, but I would like to add this. Make sure your girlfriend visits her Primary Care Provider or get a referral to a specialist like an Ophthalmologist. First confirm she has no further damage then what was initially treated at the Hospital. Point being, you would need to confirm if that was the only extent of damage because if you accept for example a $300 - $400 payment from them now, it may exclude them from providing any further compensation for damage yet to be validated.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy girlfriend went to a lash lift appointment and then needed to go to the hospital, and we can't even get a call back from the owner of the business. She went to her appointment and midway through it became evident to her that the worker did not have proper training for what she needed to do, which was made clear by her asking another worker several times if what she was doing was correct, to which the other worker said \"No, you used way too much of the fixing lotion\", and in an effort to remove it, she got a bunch of it into my girlfriend's eye. Within the hour after her appointment, she lost vision in that same eye, and had to go to the hospital. She now has a $300 hospital bill to pay on top of the $100 for the appointment, and we can't even get a call back from the owner of the business. We were just looking for a refund on the appointment, didn't even ask for the money for the hospital bill, and we've been met with silence. I'm really just frustrated with the way this has been handled and was curious to know if anyone had any ideas. Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is so different about winter tires? Everyone knows winter tires vastly outperform summer tires on snow and ice. But I wondered what are the design differences between those two sets? When I tried looking it up online I had difficulties to cut through the marketing speak from the manufacturers and get to the engineering of materials, construction and treads.",
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"Lots and lots of little grooves in the treads that get packed full with snow. Snow on snow traction is much higher than rubber on snow traction.": 0.0,
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"A really basic explanation is that rubber gets harder as It gets colder, and stops being grippy. Winter tires are made of softer rubber that stays soft into colder temperatures. The reason it's not used for all tires is that it gets too soft during warm weather, more than 10 C or 50 f, and so it wears out too fast. There are also differences in tread design, to dig into soft snow, which you can see just by looking at them, but the difference in the rubber compound is the secret sauce.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is so different about winter tires? Everyone knows winter tires vastly outperform summer tires on snow and ice. But I wondered what are the design differences between those two sets? When I tried looking it up online I had difficulties to cut through the marketing speak from the manufacturers and get to the engineering of materials, construction and treads.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I had a legal 28 days to move out of my apartment and the landlord changed the locks today Hello, so I\u2019m in a very messy situation right now with everything going on. I broke the lease by not paying because he wouldn\u2019t fix the dishwasher and I told him I wouldn\u2019t pay until it was fixed and he ignored me and now this has happened. I\u2019m staying with my parents for now but so much is going on and this is pushing me over the edge. I didn\u2019t get an eviction notice I don\u2019t think just the 28 day lease breakage that said I had till January 14th. The landlord texted me that if I try to go into that apartment he will have me shot because it\u2019s breaking the lease In Colorado",
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"100% contact the police over that threat of violence. That is incredibly not okay. The fact that you withheld rent for a maintenance request does not change that.": 0.0,
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"File a police report over the threat. Also, call the police non-emergency line and ask for a civil standby while you go to his place and ask for a key to the property. Locking you out is illegal.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI had a legal 28 days to move out of my apartment and the landlord changed the locks today Hello, so I\u2019m in a very messy situation right now with everything going on. I broke the lease by not paying because he wouldn\u2019t fix the dishwasher and I told him I wouldn\u2019t pay until it was fixed and he ignored me and now this has happened. I\u2019m staying with my parents for now but so much is going on and this is pushing me over the edge. I didn\u2019t get an eviction notice I don\u2019t think just the 28 day lease breakage that said I had till January 14th. The landlord texted me that if I try to go into that apartment he will have me shot because it\u2019s breaking the lease In Colorado\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] how can the riddler stay relevant in this age of information where you could just google his riddles? I mean a cop can just Google his riddles or something, or a bystander can just post them on batreddit and the internet would just solve it in a couple minutes",
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"If he makes up the riddle, can anyone google it?? Not every math problem has a solution you can Google for example. Etc.": 0.0,
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"Most of his riddles are context-sensitive clues to what he's up to, not well-known riddles. If he does ask you what has four legs in the morning, etc, he's doing so to pass the time or amuse himself, not as part of his MO.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] how can the riddler stay relevant in this age of information where you could just google his riddles? I mean a cop can just Google his riddles or something, or a bystander can just post them on batreddit and the internet would just solve it in a couple minutes\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "is a black hole necessarily a singularity (and vice versa) My superficial knowledge of what black holes are and how they work tell me the answer to the question is yes (yes), but I'm not sure. I guess I understand that if you have a black hole, the mass must be in a singularity since, if you have gravity strong enough to bend space entirely inwards so that light can't escape, then surely there are no other forces that can resist this by pushing apart (like how atoms or neutrons push each other away) to constitute a body of some sort. So it seems that a black hole necessarily contains a singularity? Ok, then, if you have a situation where gravity is strong enough to create a singularity, is it necessarily also a black hole? Can you have a singularity so small that light can't fall into it, or something like that? I'm sort of thinking of this case where you have a neutron star, and you add one neutron at a time... is there going to be a point where I add a neutron and \"pop\" it's a singularity / black hole, or is there some in-between (however narrow) where you're not quite one or the other?",
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"Just to give a mathematical description of a singularity in simple terms, a singularity is a point where something is undefined and/or the graph has a \"hole\" in it. So y = x^2 / x - 5 would have a singularity at 5 since it would be dividing by zero there. Keep in mind that blackholes are the outcome of equations that treat space as infinitely divisible (no plank unit) and that aren't compatible with quantum mechanics. That's how they were predicted before being discovered. We know the equations are incomplete and we need a theory of quantum gravity to describe such conditions. So the singularity is probably just mathematical and not a real thing.": 0.0,
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"Short answer, we don't know. The math predicts singularity, but usually that's just a big red flag that you've reached the limitations of the math, not necessarily the limitations of the real physical universe. There may be some as yet unknown physics that prevents a singularity. Some believe that a further level of collapse is possible beyond a neutron star to an unknown star type that we haven't seen yet - quark stars are the common term. Just because the curvature of spacetime around an object is extreme enough to create an event horizon, it doesn't necessarilly follow that there has to be a singularity at the center.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nis a black hole necessarily a singularity (and vice versa) My superficial knowledge of what black holes are and how they work tell me the answer to the question is yes (yes), but I'm not sure. I guess I understand that if you have a black hole, the mass must be in a singularity since, if you have gravity strong enough to bend space entirely inwards so that light can't escape, then surely there are no other forces that can resist this by pushing apart (like how atoms or neutrons push each other away) to constitute a body of some sort. So it seems that a black hole necessarily contains a singularity? Ok, then, if you have a situation where gravity is strong enough to create a singularity, is it necessarily also a black hole? Can you have a singularity so small that light can't fall into it, or something like that? I'm sort of thinking of this case where you have a neutron star, and you add one neutron at a time... is there going to be a point where I add a neutron and \"pop\" it's a singularity / black hole, or is there some in-between (however narrow) where you're not quite one or the other?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Feeling incompetent at internship I just started my first consulting internship a few days ago (civil/structural if relevant at all), am in my last year next year and I feel like I\u2019m fumbling around so much. I\u2019m asking basic questions so often and forgetting things I\u2019ve learnt last year because I\u2019m struggling with adapting to deducing numbers and concepts of an entire model as opposed to uni assignments which basically give you all the equations and numbers. I\u2019ve asked so many dumb questions and I feel like my level of understanding is way below what it should be. It\u2019s stressing me out so much and I feel so incompetent and starting to worry that it\u2019s the wrong degree for me. Is this normal and has anyone else experienced this at the beginning?",
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"Don't worry, that is very common. Focus on learning from your questions, and piecing all of the information together. Each question is building your experience base!": 0.0,
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"Basically the point of any internship is that you are indeed incompetent now and you can use the time to become competent. That's why you are an intern. It should also be the case that they don't give you the same responsibilities as ordinary employees. In that case just exploit this opportunity to ask all the stupid questions so that you are ready to start your first job later.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFeeling incompetent at internship I just started my first consulting internship a few days ago (civil/structural if relevant at all), am in my last year next year and I feel like I\u2019m fumbling around so much. I\u2019m asking basic questions so often and forgetting things I\u2019ve learnt last year because I\u2019m struggling with adapting to deducing numbers and concepts of an entire model as opposed to uni assignments which basically give you all the equations and numbers. I\u2019ve asked so many dumb questions and I feel like my level of understanding is way below what it should be. It\u2019s stressing me out so much and I feel so incompetent and starting to worry that it\u2019s the wrong degree for me. Is this normal and has anyone else experienced this at the beginning?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you deal with Tribal knowledge? Recently interviewed with a launch company that had recently had a mass exodus of people and are in a huge hiring frenzy atm. Thankfully got moved onto the panel interview but there was one question that really stumped me during the interview. The interviewer asked \u201clets say a bunch of people decided to leave the company but there was an overwhelming amount of tribal knowledge that left with them and now were forced to build these rockets without their expertise. How do you go about acquiring that tribal knowledge?\u201d Didnt really know how to answer that because I felt like once an employee leaves a company they are no longer indebted to said company. I could only really answer from a perspective of preventing it in terms of documenting everything but not sure if there was a better answer and would love some insight.",
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"worse_score": 19,
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"Why did they leave? If the people were leaving on good terms there\u2019s a fair chance that they\u2019ll answer questions. No guarantee, of course, but it\u2019s worth the phone call. They may answer the question for free. And even if not\u2026. My employer maintains a general support contract with an unnamed company that is nothing more than temp specialized labor. In other words, when we have a situation like this, we give the contractor a name and they hire that person on an \u201cas needed\u201d basis. There\u2019s a guy who retired a decade ago that we still bring in this way from time to time to pick his brain.": 0.0,
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"Are you sure you want to work for this company? A whole bunch of people leaving, and them asking you to literally do rocket science from scratch sounds like a really fucking bad idea.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you deal with Tribal knowledge? Recently interviewed with a launch company that had recently had a mass exodus of people and are in a huge hiring frenzy atm. Thankfully got moved onto the panel interview but there was one question that really stumped me during the interview. The interviewer asked \u201clets say a bunch of people decided to leave the company but there was an overwhelming amount of tribal knowledge that left with them and now were forced to build these rockets without their expertise. How do you go about acquiring that tribal knowledge?\u201d Didnt really know how to answer that because I felt like once an employee leaves a company they are no longer indebted to said company. I could only really answer from a perspective of preventing it in terms of documenting everything but not sure if there was a better answer and would love some insight.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Eli5 : Why do babies get overtired and refuse to sleep? I see all the time that babies and young children will get so tired that they can\u2019t/refuse to sleep? Why? What\u2019s the reason behind this?",
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"Within our circadian rhythms, there\u2019s this sweet spot where our brains kick it into a bit of a higher gear as we wind down\u2014 switching our body into recovery mode, starting the cycles of sleep, etc. Usually at the time when we would start doing that, we naturally get a bit of an energy spike. So if you have ever felt kinda tired, then been fine, then really crashed, it\u2019s kinda the same thing. So when we would feel fine (or honestly adults really do sometimes get grouchy [but adults can express that with their words obviously]) a baby turns fussy instead, probably because they can\u2019t understand what it means to feel tired. They just know something does feel good or something doesn\u2019t feel good. Fun fact: this same trend also happens in puppies.": 0.0,
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"It's not just babies; even in adults, one of the effects of fatigue is difficulty sleeping. Disrupting one's circadian cycle makes rest difficult as it makes waking difficult.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5 : Why do babies get overtired and refuse to sleep? I see all the time that babies and young children will get so tired that they can\u2019t/refuse to sleep? Why? What\u2019s the reason behind this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Me (30M) and my girlfriend (30F) broke up after she moved for a work opportunity and now she wants me to pay for all the shipping fees for her things She moved to a different state so she could take her dream job earlier this year. She was then fired from said job after they found empty cans of alcohol in her locker and some interns she was training reported that they smelt alcohol on her breath while at work. This had been something we had been working on for the last 2 years, specifically since lockdown, where her drinking definitely increased. I thought she had made a lot of progress but I ended up breaking up with her after she was fired when I realized she was not accepting responsibility for her choices or actions. Fast forward 2 months and she has just gotten out of a 30 day rehab and is currently 35 days sober. I still do not want to take her back because I do not trust her to keep her promises at this point. She wants me to ship all of her things to her parents' house in a completely different state because that's where she lives now. She also says she can't help pay for the shipping because she doesn't have a job and that she spent most of her savings on the rehab treatment. I'm already paying for her car insurance, paid to fly her cat back out to her, and I'm getting stretched thin with the mortgage and car payments. Is there any legal action she can take against me if I don't ship her things without her monetary support?",
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"responses": {
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"> Is there any legal action she can take against me if I don't ship her things without her monetary support? Nope! And her new location wouldn't even have jurisdiction. Your ex or her parents are free to cover the cost of shipping her stuff. I did not see a location in your post. Look up the local rules that landlords have to follow in disposing of abandoned property. In essence, you have to give the person notice and wait a period of time, then you can get rid of the items as you please.": 0.0,
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"Fuck that noise. Text her that she has 30 days to remove her belongings or they will be disposed of. Stop paying for her car insurance. You are broken up, for gods sake, and you don\u2019t need to feel sorry for the situation she got herself into. It\u2019s a hard line, but you need boundaries right now.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMe (30M) and my girlfriend (30F) broke up after she moved for a work opportunity and now she wants me to pay for all the shipping fees for her things She moved to a different state so she could take her dream job earlier this year. She was then fired from said job after they found empty cans of alcohol in her locker and some interns she was training reported that they smelt alcohol on her breath while at work. This had been something we had been working on for the last 2 years, specifically since lockdown, where her drinking definitely increased. I thought she had made a lot of progress but I ended up breaking up with her after she was fired when I realized she was not accepting responsibility for her choices or actions. Fast forward 2 months and she has just gotten out of a 30 day rehab and is currently 35 days sober. I still do not want to take her back because I do not trust her to keep her promises at this point. She wants me to ship all of her things to her parents' house in a completely different state because that's where she lives now. She also says she can't help pay for the shipping because she doesn't have a job and that she spent most of her savings on the rehab treatment. I'm already paying for her car insurance, paid to fly her cat back out to her, and I'm getting stretched thin with the mortgage and car payments. Is there any legal action she can take against me if I don't ship her things without her monetary support?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to leave without screwing yourself over Straight to the point: I'm really not enjoying academia as much as I thought I would. I'm currently in a postdoc position many would dream. The only caveat to the position is that you must publish as much as possible in 2 years. I'm now 1.5 years into it and have not published enough to my standard and likely the uni (1 journal 3 submitted - under review). I have many days of anxiety fuelled thoughts and have had thoughts of depression which were mostly addressed in therapy. However the underlying pressure is obviously still there. I just want out. The thought of applying for grants for the rest of my life with the added pressure of writing papers is just silly to me. I don't think this is a lifestyle for me. I'm pretty entrenched in the faculty now. How do I leave without pissing off my chain of command and without saying I wasn't grateful for this opportunity. I'm sorry I couldn't be a better academic.",
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"you don't need to apologise for not liking a cut-throat and toxic industry; sounds like you have made a really good decision, because it's truly reflective of what you want. good luck with everything and take care.": 0.0,
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"I'm not sure I understand the problem. You have a 2-year position which has almost ended, and you say you don't enjoy the work. So just apply to jobs elsewhere and leave academia. A majority of postdocs don't continue in academia so nobody will be surprised or outraged by this kind of career decision.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to leave without screwing yourself over Straight to the point: I'm really not enjoying academia as much as I thought I would. I'm currently in a postdoc position many would dream. The only caveat to the position is that you must publish as much as possible in 2 years. I'm now 1.5 years into it and have not published enough to my standard and likely the uni (1 journal 3 submitted - under review). I have many days of anxiety fuelled thoughts and have had thoughts of depression which were mostly addressed in therapy. However the underlying pressure is obviously still there. I just want out. The thought of applying for grants for the rest of my life with the added pressure of writing papers is just silly to me. I don't think this is a lifestyle for me. I'm pretty entrenched in the faculty now. How do I leave without pissing off my chain of command and without saying I wasn't grateful for this opportunity. I'm sorry I couldn't be a better academic.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Company Said I would get a Promotion in 6 Months but Now Says No I joined on at a company that was starting a project I am very familiar with, so they hired me on at a good rate. They said the team would be expanding a lot and getting new members, which it has, and I would get a promotion to \"lead\" a group of 3-4 as we get larger and larger. Fast forward to 6 months to when this was supposed to happen and my boss says doesn't look like he can do it because HR and \"I don't fit the list of requirements\", mostly meaning I haven't been in the position for 3 years. Now, what nobody else knows, is that I recorded my interview where they told me I would get promoted at the 6 month mark. Now, I'm pretty sure that is illegal, but I literally have proof they told me (which they now deny, btw). Obviously, I don't want to show them because you can't legally record people w/o consent. How should I go about this?",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"What state? In most states you can legally record conversations. Only 12 states are \"two party consent\" states, and even some of those have exceptions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone\\_call\\_recording\\_laws#Two-party\\_consent\\_states": 0.0,
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"I had a job where they kept giving me more responsibilities but never more pay. They were constantly saying I'd get a raise in 3 months, but that right now it wasn't in the budget. They strung me along for a year until I got another job offer. Suddenly they were asking how much they could pay me to stay. I guess the budget changed? If I were you, I would start interviewing at places you think might treat you better. You don't need to beg for respect if you can demand it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCompany Said I would get a Promotion in 6 Months but Now Says No I joined on at a company that was starting a project I am very familiar with, so they hired me on at a good rate. They said the team would be expanding a lot and getting new members, which it has, and I would get a promotion to \"lead\" a group of 3-4 as we get larger and larger. Fast forward to 6 months to when this was supposed to happen and my boss says doesn't look like he can do it because HR and \"I don't fit the list of requirements\", mostly meaning I haven't been in the position for 3 years. Now, what nobody else knows, is that I recorded my interview where they told me I would get promoted at the 6 month mark. Now, I'm pretty sure that is illegal, but I literally have proof they told me (which they now deny, btw). Obviously, I don't want to show them because you can't legally record people w/o consent. How should I go about this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How Different is Working as an Engineer vs Studying Engineering? Is being an engineer more enjoyable than going through engineering school? COVID has taken everything out of me when it comes to studying. I've been in online school since February of 2020: online labs, I took Calc 1-3 online, both physics classes online (I'm EE but I'd assume ME has to take more), and all the labs were online using really bad software. I don't feel like I've learned anything. I'm wondering if the actual engineering jobs are more enjoyable than the schooling, is there something to look forward to after graduating? Does it just get worse? I don't mind working long hours on something that I enjoy, hell I'll even skip meals if I'm working on a project that I enjoy doing. This school experience just is not what I thought of when I signed up for it. TIA - sad engineering student",
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"Copying someone else's homework is considered cheating and could cost you your degree (and career!) in school. Copying someone else's homework as a Working Engineer is considered an incredibly valuable asset in an employee, as they can complete jobs efficiently without constantly re-inventing the wheel.": 0.0,
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"School and engineering aren\u2019t similar at all. School is like learning how to use a hammer and nails. You learn about the hammer size and swing speed to optimize the nail pounding. You learn the appropriate nail diameter and length for an application. Maybe you ever do an experiment to find the optimal tip angle. Work is building a bird house.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow Different is Working as an Engineer vs Studying Engineering? Is being an engineer more enjoyable than going through engineering school? COVID has taken everything out of me when it comes to studying. I've been in online school since February of 2020: online labs, I took Calc 1-3 online, both physics classes online (I'm EE but I'd assume ME has to take more), and all the labs were online using really bad software. I don't feel like I've learned anything. I'm wondering if the actual engineering jobs are more enjoyable than the schooling, is there something to look forward to after graduating? Does it just get worse? I don't mind working long hours on something that I enjoy, hell I'll even skip meals if I'm working on a project that I enjoy doing. This school experience just is not what I thought of when I signed up for it. TIA - sad engineering student\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do metals at room temperature feel colder to the touch than other materials?",
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"This video is about as Explain like I'm five years old as it gets without dumbing down too much.": 0.0,
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"Your body isn't feeling temperature it is feeling the amount of heat leaving your body. There is a subtle distinction here. You have 3 variables, the amount of heat the metal can pull away from your body (heat capacity). The amount of heat the metal can store (heat capacity * density, keep in mind metals are heavy). The speed at which the metal can pull away this heat. (thermal conductivity). A material which does not conduct heat well will feel warm, because your hand heats up the surface and the heat stays at the surface. This is why plastics feel warmer then metal. Metal has a lot of density, a lot of capacity to store heat, and a very good conductivity meaning it can pull the heat out of your body and into the metal very well and it can store a lot of heat. This is also why different metals feel different temperatures at room temperature. Not explaining the science: Metal pulls heat out of your body faster then plastic.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why do metals at room temperature feel colder to the touch than other materials?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: When the doctor says \"the patients organs are shutting down. There is nothing we can do.\" My daughter's best friend was taken to the hospital last night - reasons unclear (seizure, unresponsive were mentioned). They were told her organs were shutting down, there was nothing they could do. She didn't make it through the night. I know you cannot diagnose this particular case, but generally speaking, what is going on here?",
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"When your body is sick or injured, it will compensate by doing a number of things. Your heart will speed up, you lungs work harder. If you're losing fluid or blood cells through a disease process or injury if will tighten up your veins to make them smaller to increase pressure. Like changing from a big to little garden hose but pushing the same amount of water through. If you're bleeding, your body will push out clotting agents to try to seal the holes. Eventually, the body can't keep this up. It takes a lot more energy and if the cultprit isn't stopped, the body decompensates. The heart can't keep pumping like it is, clotting factors run out (death by uncontrollable bleeding, internal or internal ), or the disease process itself just outruns the body's ability to compensate. The body starts prioritizing in hopes of saving the important stuff. The brain and heart being the most important, however, the kidney's need a constant blood supply as well. First the blood vessels in the skin will really tighten up, pushing the blood back into the body. This is why sick people are pale. Then the digestive organs. Then the kidneys, then the liver ect. At this point, the person probably isn't getting enough blood to be completely conscious. As the other organs start dying, toxins will build up since they are not being filtered by the now shut down liver and kidneys, and eventually the human body will perish. -Paramedic.": 0.0,
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"MD here, it usually means blood pressure isn't maintained. The body doesn't \"shut the organs down when it knows it is going to die.\" What happens is that the body's natural mechanisms for maintaining appropriate blood pressure can't keep up with whatever insult the body is suffering. In the case of your daughter's friend, I'm not sure what happened. We usually see this happen in cases of sepsis. Basically the infection causes cytokine release which opens little holes in the blood vessels, causing blood pressure to drop. This means that organs don't receive adequate blood flow and suffer ischemia and can't function. We try to overcome this with fluids and medications to attempt to maintain adequate blood pressure. We also try giving antibiotics in an attempt to kill whatever is causing the sepsis.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: When the doctor says \"the patients organs are shutting down. There is nothing we can do.\" My daughter's best friend was taken to the hospital last night - reasons unclear (seizure, unresponsive were mentioned). They were told her organs were shutting down, there was nothing they could do. She didn't make it through the night. I know you cannot diagnose this particular case, but generally speaking, what is going on here?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is a \"raft\" in context of soup? I am a long time soup connoisseur and cook, and I have never heard of this term. My partner is having a birthday soon and I wanted to make a clear oxtail soup, and found a cookbook recipe that takes around four hours. At one stage you add egg whites, and the book writes that this creates a \"raft\" for the soup. What does this mean?",
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"It\u2019s a tangled mess of particulate matter and cooked egg whites that floats at the top of a broth during the clarification process. It is perfectly edible but looks awful.": 0.0,
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"As the egg whites cook, they trap the impurities and float to the top, like a raft on a lake, that you can then scoop off. It\u2019s a way to create a completely clear broth.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is a \"raft\" in context of soup? I am a long time soup connoisseur and cook, and I have never heard of this term. My partner is having a birthday soon and I wanted to make a clear oxtail soup, and found a cookbook recipe that takes around four hours. At one stage you add egg whites, and the book writes that this creates a \"raft\" for the soup. What does this mean?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Looking for a batter that frys so crisp that it's practically shattering when bitten into. My wife and I have a favorite little korean fried chicken place called Bonchon, they've got the most crispy wings we've ever had - they almost shatter when you bite into them. The batter is somewhat transparent, very thin, very crispy and crunchy, almost like biting into glass (if that makes sense). I've experimented quite a bit to replicate this batter and cannot get it right, can anyone share some insight onto this? Thus far, I've tried different ratios of rice flour and AP flour, dredge, no dredge, various ratios of water and vodka, frying non-stop til golden brown, frying blonde resting then frying a second time to gold, rice flour alone, rice flour mixed with corn-starch, drying the wings overnight beforehand, brining and not, different oil temps, corn-starch alone, extra wet batter, extra thick batter, dredging dry; I've run out of ideas. As best as I can explain it, it's almost like eating a thin layer of hard-candy that's not candy. Ridiculously crispy and thin membrane surrounding the chicken. We've tried well over a dozen times and although the end results have been good, it's not what we're after - any insight would be super helpful!",
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"You want a breading high in amylose. Long grain rice and corn starch are moderately high in amylose. Try cutting in corn starch in a 1:4 ratio of flour, if your rice flour is superfine try cutting some in too in place of wheat flour. I use a 2:2:1 of rice, corn starch, tapioca (family dietary restrictions on wheat) and follow the basic dredge, buttermilk dip, coat, rest, fry process. Fried chicken comes out ridiculously crispy, like you can hear someone eating it across the room. What you describe sounds odd, more like a shell than regular deep fried chicken. Rice will give that transparent look. Might be pretty much a mix of superfine white rice flour and corn starch in a 1:1 ratio, lightly dredged and fried. Looks like it's also fried twice and probably doesn't utilize buttermilk, eggs would also produce a more firm less crumb-like breading.": 0.0,
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"Cornstarch in the batter and using something fizzy like soda, sparkling water, or beer will make batter crisp": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nLooking for a batter that frys so crisp that it's practically shattering when bitten into. My wife and I have a favorite little korean fried chicken place called Bonchon, they've got the most crispy wings we've ever had - they almost shatter when you bite into them. The batter is somewhat transparent, very thin, very crispy and crunchy, almost like biting into glass (if that makes sense). I've experimented quite a bit to replicate this batter and cannot get it right, can anyone share some insight onto this? Thus far, I've tried different ratios of rice flour and AP flour, dredge, no dredge, various ratios of water and vodka, frying non-stop til golden brown, frying blonde resting then frying a second time to gold, rice flour alone, rice flour mixed with corn-starch, drying the wings overnight beforehand, brining and not, different oil temps, corn-starch alone, extra wet batter, extra thick batter, dredging dry; I've run out of ideas. As best as I can explain it, it's almost like eating a thin layer of hard-candy that's not candy. Ridiculously crispy and thin membrane surrounding the chicken. We've tried well over a dozen times and although the end results have been good, it's not what we're after - any insight would be super helpful!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How should I store my cilantro so that it doesn\u2019t go bad so quick? I went to a farmers market for my produce and I got this huge bouquet of cilantro for less than $2. I was so thrilled but now I\u2019m wondering how do I store it? The bouquet of cilantro is definitely too tall to stand in a glass of water in my fridge. I\u2019m wondering if I should freeze some or if that\u2019s not a good idea? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!",
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"Should be ok in water on your counter... at least for a couple of days. Easy to pick from and makes the room smell great! Edit: Make a huge batch of cilantro pesto.": 0.0,
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"My solution is usually to just keep making and eating more tacos until it's all gone.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow should I store my cilantro so that it doesn\u2019t go bad so quick? I went to a farmers market for my produce and I got this huge bouquet of cilantro for less than $2. I was so thrilled but now I\u2019m wondering how do I store it? The bouquet of cilantro is definitely too tall to stand in a glass of water in my fridge. I\u2019m wondering if I should freeze some or if that\u2019s not a good idea? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do I say \"I'm gay\" on a cover letter? [CAN] I'm applying for a job that encourages \"under-represented\" groups to apply, including \"persons of a minority sexual orientation\", and it invites applicants to self identify on their resume/cover letter. I've never had to do this before but I will if it helps me get a job. What is the most professional/appropriate way to include this information in a job application?",
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"That\u2019s a little odd for them to have you do that in resume/cover letter. Would think they\u2019d just have a way to apply online and have a radio button to select that specifies your sexual orientation. Like others are saying, sounds like they want you to say something about belonging to the LGBTQ community instead of simply stating you\u2019re gay.": 0.0,
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I say \"I'm gay\" on a cover letter? [CAN] I'm applying for a job that encourages \"under-represented\" groups to apply, including \"persons of a minority sexual orientation\", and it invites applicants to self identify on their resume/cover letter. I've never had to do this before but I will if it helps me get a job. What is the most professional/appropriate way to include this information in a job application?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[ATLA] How were soldiers chosen for Zuko's ship after he was exiled? Were they volunteers who were loyal to him over the Fire Lord? Could they return to the Fire Nation or were they banished too?",
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"even exiled he is still royal blood, he was assigned a ship to command and had it staffed and crewed by the fire navy.": 0.0,
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"In the hundred years that the Fire Nation had been trying, and failing, to find the Avatar, the search itself became largely ceremonial. Ozai didn't invent this wild goose chase just for Zuko, it was already ongoing and he just made completing it the requirement for Zuko's return. A token force was already assigned to the task, Zuko was just put in charge of it and when his uncle went along his name brought some volunteers who could probably have found a more glamorous posting if they'd tried. They eventually came to respect Zuko, when he risked his own life to save a member of the crew, but this was after coming to resent him for putting their lives in danger to find the Avatar in the first place.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[ATLA] How were soldiers chosen for Zuko's ship after he was exiled? Were they volunteers who were loyal to him over the Fire Lord? Could they return to the Fire Nation or were they banished too?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Game of Thrones/House of the Dragon] How the hell did Old Valyria manage to house and feed thousands of dragons?? Just think of Balerion, the Black Dread. The largest dragon in Westerosi history. The last born and raised in Old Valyria. If that big boy is anything to go by then we talking thousands of dragons his size eating, sleeping, and shitting on a daily basis. It\u2019s fantasy I know but I struggle to suspend my disbelief that any preindustrial society could handle the strain such beasts would place on an economy without factory farms. Maybe the Blood Mages of Old Valyria had some spells to to make extra big cattle and pigs. The wizards version of human growth hormones. because otherwise idk how it works.",
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"Valyria may have been more rather than less advanced than modern Westeros, and the existence of things like the Arsenal of Braavos (which I presume must be very similar to the Arsenal of Venice) suggests that early industrial operations were not entirely beyond them. Also they had absolutely massive slave-run combines, probably involved in agriculture.": 0.0,
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"Old Valyria was an empire similar to rome. Which makes westeros a sort of middle ages. They were almost definitely more advanced than westeros. They had magic that could apparently effectively mimic genetic engineering. Had tons of slaves. They could very well have had the capacity to feed their dragons.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Game of Thrones/House of the Dragon] How the hell did Old Valyria manage to house and feed thousands of dragons?? Just think of Balerion, the Black Dread. The largest dragon in Westerosi history. The last born and raised in Old Valyria. If that big boy is anything to go by then we talking thousands of dragons his size eating, sleeping, and shitting on a daily basis. It\u2019s fantasy I know but I struggle to suspend my disbelief that any preindustrial society could handle the strain such beasts would place on an economy without factory farms. Maybe the Blood Mages of Old Valyria had some spells to to make extra big cattle and pigs. The wizards version of human growth hormones. because otherwise idk how it works.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I be successful without an engineering degree? Lately, I've been having doubts about my choices, Im currently in my second year of community college and majoring in information systems. Everywhere I look on tiktok i see that everyone is an engineering major and I just always ask myself, do i need to be an engineering major to be successful in life? Im just stuck because I like my major and if were to switch to engineering, that means I would have to stay a year and a half more at my CC. Idk part of me feels like since everyone is an engineering major means that I need to be one. Idk guys please give me some advice.",
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">\"Everywhere I look on tiktok\" Let's read that part one more time.": 0.0,
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"Trust me, not even close to everyone is an engineering major, I have no idea why you are seeing that. The algorithm has your number. I have friends with business degrees that make 40k and I have friends with business degrees that make six figures and 40k yearly bonuses. I have a friend with a biology degrees who makes around what I make. I have friends who are teachers who are happier than I\u2019ll ever be. I have friends who make as much as me or more bartending. I know a guy who started a lawn care business and now employs his own father he is making so much. Most of the nurses I know make way more than me and work 3 days a week. They can travel nurse and make a years salary in 3 months. I know a guy who worked 100 hour weeks overtime in a Covid lab and made 90k in 3 months. Guy I went to high school with makes more than me welding. Like significantly more. You can really be successful in any field.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I be successful without an engineering degree? Lately, I've been having doubts about my choices, Im currently in my second year of community college and majoring in information systems. Everywhere I look on tiktok i see that everyone is an engineering major and I just always ask myself, do i need to be an engineering major to be successful in life? Im just stuck because I like my major and if were to switch to engineering, that means I would have to stay a year and a half more at my CC. Idk part of me feels like since everyone is an engineering major means that I need to be one. Idk guys please give me some advice.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Got told I can get fired for getting jury duty within my 90 day period I served jury duty a couple of weeks ago and I noticed today that my paycheck reflected those days as not being paid. I thought jury duty leave was paid, but I wasn\u2019t sure so I asked my manager. She then got an attitude and said \u201cNo, actually you could\u2019ve gotten fired because you can\u2019t serve jury duty within the first 90 days of employment.\u201d Now my question\u2014 is this true? I thought that jury duty pretty much trumped everything which is why I didn\u2019t mention the fact I was at a new job to the judge. Thanks guys!",
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"Your company is not obligated to pay you for jury duty. That is the governments job. They cant fire you for going on jury duty.": 0.0,
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"Florida prohibits punishing employees for performing their legal obligation of showing up for jury duty. It doesn't matter if you are a probationary employee. Your boss is wrong. Being paid for jury duty may not be legally required in Florida.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGot told I can get fired for getting jury duty within my 90 day period I served jury duty a couple of weeks ago and I noticed today that my paycheck reflected those days as not being paid. I thought jury duty leave was paid, but I wasn\u2019t sure so I asked my manager. She then got an attitude and said \u201cNo, actually you could\u2019ve gotten fired because you can\u2019t serve jury duty within the first 90 days of employment.\u201d Now my question\u2014 is this true? I thought that jury duty pretty much trumped everything which is why I didn\u2019t mention the fact I was at a new job to the judge. Thanks guys!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[CA] Found out I was being terminated when accidentally CC'ed on email I work for a software company in CA. I was recently pinged for performance and was waiting to be switched to a new project. I asked if my salary or job status would be affected and assured no. I received an email intended only for HR that I am to be terminated. HR has not reached out to me and my manager is also unaware of this new change. What should I do?",
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"best_score": 379,
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"Oh no, how horrific. You did not deserve to find out that way. I don\u2019t think there\u2019s much you can do besides immediately start to job hunt.": 0.0,
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"an unfortunate and embarrassing mistake for the person who cc'd you. a brief head's up for you. start updating your resume.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[CA] Found out I was being terminated when accidentally CC'ed on email I work for a software company in CA. I was recently pinged for performance and was waiting to be switched to a new project. I asked if my salary or job status would be affected and assured no. I received an email intended only for HR that I am to be terminated. HR has not reached out to me and my manager is also unaware of this new change. What should I do?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Will a NY Strip Steak stay good on wire rack in fridge for 24+ hours? I have 2 thick cut NY Strip steaks i bought 2 days ago. Yesterday afternoon I salted them and put them on a wire rack in the bottom of the fridge expecting to eat them last night, but something came up. If I wait to eat them tonight(Roughly 27 hours later) is that too long for them to be sitting on the wire rack exposed like that? If so I could just cook them at lunch.",
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"best_score": 280,
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"I have dry brined up to 48 hours without any issues, the biggest issue is that a pellicle will form eventually and make the outside tough.": 0.0,
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"It's actually recommended. Not just to remove excess water from the exterior for browning but it lets salt penetrate deeper into the meat so it tastes better too. https://www.seriouseats.com/perfect-pan-seared-steaks-recipe": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWill a NY Strip Steak stay good on wire rack in fridge for 24+ hours? I have 2 thick cut NY Strip steaks i bought 2 days ago. Yesterday afternoon I salted them and put them on a wire rack in the bottom of the fridge expecting to eat them last night, but something came up. If I wait to eat them tonight(Roughly 27 hours later) is that too long for them to be sitting on the wire rack exposed like that? If so I could just cook them at lunch.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: What happens when you get a kink in your neck? You know when you wake up, and you can only turn your neck in one direction because it hurts like hell (likely from sleeping in a bad position)?Physiologically - what's happening? Is it something related to muscles, joints, tendons, nerves? Is there a best course of action to resolve the pain and whatever's causing it?",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"Lots of interesting ideas but I think most posts are over thinking it. The vast majority of these are strains in various muscles in the neck. Nobody\u2019s neck muscles are perfectly healthy, and twitches or night jumps can cause minor strains in them. Especially if you sleep in funny positions and have compromised neck fitness (who doesn\u2019t?). Of course there are dozens if not hundreds of other reasons, but the cast majority of \u201ccricks\u201d in your neck are simple muscle strains. They go away on their own and will respond mildly to TLC. Since a strain is a very small tear, there is no magic fix. Think of it like a cut in your skin, can anything really make it heal faster? Not really. 5-10%, maybe.": 0.0,
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"I think you\u2019re describing torticolis, essentially a muscle spasm in the neck. there\u2019s some good info here about causes and treatmen https://www.chelwest.nhs.uk/your-visit/patient-leaflets/medicine-services/neck-pain since it\u2019s muscular, heat and gentle massage is best to try and relax the muscle. Usually passes by itself after a few days": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: What happens when you get a kink in your neck? You know when you wake up, and you can only turn your neck in one direction because it hurts like hell (likely from sleeping in a bad position)?Physiologically - what's happening? Is it something related to muscles, joints, tendons, nerves? Is there a best course of action to resolve the pain and whatever's causing it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My manager punched me in the face. Before I explain everything, I've put in several complaints about this manager, about their attitude and how they go about things. So I went to work, and I was going to clock out for break, and they start screaming. I didn't want to deal with the environment, since they kept threatening me to meet them outside. I just clocked back in from break and clocked out. Two other managers followed me outside, to my car and wouldn't let me leave. (I would have had to back into them physically with my car) the problem manager then storms out and punches me in the face, while all of them are still punched in on company time. They tried to jump me, and someone stepped in. I have a police report, and I'm waiting to see what my job says. I'm currently suspended without pay until the investigation is over. Should I get a lawyer? Will someone take my case? What kind of field of law would this be under?",
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Get a lawyer. Also\u2026 details would help.": 0.0,
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"Find a lawyer ASAP. You want them to make sure there is no destruction of evidence and make sure they start the process to determine if these managers (or owners) are working to put together a story identifying you as the initiator of the violence.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy manager punched me in the face. Before I explain everything, I've put in several complaints about this manager, about their attitude and how they go about things. So I went to work, and I was going to clock out for break, and they start screaming. I didn't want to deal with the environment, since they kept threatening me to meet them outside. I just clocked back in from break and clocked out. Two other managers followed me outside, to my car and wouldn't let me leave. (I would have had to back into them physically with my car) the problem manager then storms out and punches me in the face, while all of them are still punched in on company time. They tried to jump me, and someone stepped in. I have a police report, and I'm waiting to see what my job says. I'm currently suspended without pay until the investigation is over. Should I get a lawyer? Will someone take my case? What kind of field of law would this be under?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "eli5 How do download speeds really work? I bought an isp that offers 30mb/s download speed. I would confirm that speed on speettest.net after buying it, but when I go to actually download things like games or other internet files it's much slower at like 7.5mb/s at best. Why is that?",
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"The ISP speed into your home is only part of the equation when it comes to downloading from a real site. Also affecting downloads: * other traffic on the rest of the network (not usually a problem these days, but it used to be) * how far the site is from you (a site on the other side of the world will usually be slower) * the site's own bandwidth limitations. A game update site I often have to connect to starts a download with almost unlimited speed and then, within 30 seconds, restricts the speed to about 1% of what my network can handle. I don't know why they do this.": 0.0,
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"You're confusing megabits per second (Mbps) with megabytes per second (MBps). ISPs advertise speeds in megabits per second, because largest numbers look better/faster. You simply divide that value by 8 to convert from bits to bytes. 30 Mbps / 8 = 3.75 MBps.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\neli5 How do download speeds really work? I bought an isp that offers 30mb/s download speed. I would confirm that speed on speettest.net after buying it, but when I go to actually download things like games or other internet files it's much slower at like 7.5mb/s at best. Why is that?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "can I refuse to give my brother his keys if he has been drinking heavily? Hi. My brother is extremely drunk and wants to drive. My mom took his keys until he sobers. Will we get in trouble?",
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"The defense of necessity may apply when an individual commits a criminal act during an emergency situation in order to prevent a greater harm from happening. Taking his keys is theft. And the responisble thing to do. As someone who has lost blood relatives to drunk drivers, I would argue beating him unconcious to prevent him driving would be acceptable.": 0.0,
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"INAL. Yes, you can. Literally nothing criminally will happen to you. He can call the police and/or make a police report, but they will not do anything. No prosecutors would press charges of theft on you for temporarily holding his keys, especially to prevent drunk driving. Also, he could sue you in small claims court, but he would undoubtedly lose that too. Not even sure what damages he could say to try and \u201crecoup\u201d. You are doing the right thing and nothing will happen as a result, other than dealing with your obnoxious drunk brother.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\ncan I refuse to give my brother his keys if he has been drinking heavily? Hi. My brother is extremely drunk and wants to drive. My mom took his keys until he sobers. Will we get in trouble?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars:]In The Phantom Menace, Yoda has three toes but in The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi and Revenge of the Sith, he has four. Why and how did Yoda grow his extra toes?",
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"best_score": 381,
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"responses": {
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"His species constantly grows new toes and regularly has to cut them off. He prefers to keep them at 3, but due to his exile on Dagobah he lacked the tools to do so safely.": 0.0,
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"He used to hate only having three. He was lack-toes intolerant": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars:]In The Phantom Menace, Yoda has three toes but in The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi and Revenge of the Sith, he has four. Why and how did Yoda grow his extra toes?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: non-profit institutions should have their transactions done in view of the public. Churches are included in this. My line of thought is that too many incidents have occurred, especially in churches, where people have put money into these institutions expecting it to be spent for noble purposes only for it to be embezzled into the preacher\u2019s pocket. Having every cent you put in tracked by the public eye makes it so this is no longer possible, and would probably expose a lot of corruption. Not only that, but if you can see where your money is going in a charity organization, it builds trust AND makes you feel like you are making a real difference in the world. That said, I do understand there may be some institutions such as abuse help services which require a certain level of anonymity, and I am open to that level of anonymity being provided. But for an institution whose job, ostensibly, is to hand out clothes or help feed the poor? No. Open your books. The people deserve to see.",
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"worse_score": 96,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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"Uh, 990's are public record. You can pull them up online for any charity you wish. There, you can see their financials for that year, and if you question anything, feel free to raise your concerns. If enough people don't like the fact that the salary line item exceeds the amount of charitable disbursements, there will be reckoning in one form or another.": 0.0,
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"It is. Any church that is a registered non-profit published all of their books. Call them and ask them to provide a copy of their financial documents and they will be happy to provide them to you. If they don\u2019t, contact the government because they\u2019re required to. Even better yet, go find the closest church to your house and ask when their finance meeting is. Go sit in on it, it\u2019s a public meeting by law. Ask questions. You wouldn\u2019t believe the mind numbing detail church treasurers and accountants can go into.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: non-profit institutions should have their transactions done in view of the public. Churches are included in this. My line of thought is that too many incidents have occurred, especially in churches, where people have put money into these institutions expecting it to be spent for noble purposes only for it to be embezzled into the preacher\u2019s pocket. Having every cent you put in tracked by the public eye makes it so this is no longer possible, and would probably expose a lot of corruption. Not only that, but if you can see where your money is going in a charity organization, it builds trust AND makes you feel like you are making a real difference in the world. That said, I do understand there may be some institutions such as abuse help services which require a certain level of anonymity, and I am open to that level of anonymity being provided. But for an institution whose job, ostensibly, is to hand out clothes or help feed the poor? No. Open your books. The people deserve to see.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "What happens to engineers that basically fail in the profession... ....because I'm starting to believe I'm one of them. It's not a lack of ability but rather a lack of desire. I just can't do it anymore. I mean literally. I can't. I try to push through it but I'm just out of steam. I'm just kind of realizing my days are numbered in this profession and I'm trying to get together a plan b before the ax falls. To be honest, I'm kind of scared of losing the security this career has provided. I'm afraid I will lose my job and basically be unemployable at the age of 42. Surely I'm not the only one that has been here. What has happened to those that got the boot mid career?",
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"best_score": 299,
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"worse_score": 20,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"I\u2019m 43 and I fucking hate my job. 60 hours a week plus one week of every 6 in China. I\u2019d quit in a hot second if there was anything else that paid like this does. But I got two kids going to college in 4 years and a mortgage and all the rest of it. So I keep eating that shit sandwich.": 0.0,
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"Burning out isn't failure, my friend. If you really were a failed engineer you'd be in management by now!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat happens to engineers that basically fail in the profession... ....because I'm starting to believe I'm one of them. It's not a lack of ability but rather a lack of desire. I just can't do it anymore. I mean literally. I can't. I try to push through it but I'm just out of steam. I'm just kind of realizing my days are numbered in this profession and I'm trying to get together a plan b before the ax falls. To be honest, I'm kind of scared of losing the security this career has provided. I'm afraid I will lose my job and basically be unemployable at the age of 42. Surely I'm not the only one that has been here. What has happened to those that got the boot mid career?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[MA] Landlord wants me to pay my rent directly to the mortgage company, but I don\u2019t feel comfortable doing this. My landlord, who lives in another state, wants me to pay my rent for my apartment that I rent in Massachusetts directly to the mortgage company and then mail her a check for the remainder (the rent she charges is more than the mortgage). I don\u2019t feel comfortable doing this - am I legally obligated to pay her in this way? There\u2019s nothing about that in the lease. I don\u2019t want to be held liable if the payment is late or is lost. I don\u2019t feel like that is my responsibility. How should I handle this and are there any legal ramifications I need to be aware of?",
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"best_score": 523,
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"worse_score": 118,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Your only legal obligation is to pay **your landlord** (or whatever entity is specified in the lease agreement, such as a property management company). A bank which may or may not be entitled to a payment from your landlord (how can you even be sure?) is ***not*** **your landlord**. Furthermore, assuming your lease says you will pay **your landlord** a certain amount each month, you will technically be in breach by not paying **your landlord**. If your landlord ever decided to pull a fast one, they can successfully initiate litigation because they can *accurately* show a court that they did not receive payments from you (because they didn't\u2014an entity not a party to the lease agreement did instead). Sure, you'd have a valid defense and it could end up shaking out in your favor, but why even put yourself in a position to have to defend actions that you never actually agreed to in the lease? Litigation is taxing, financially and emotionally. Keep it simple. Do what the lease says. Pay your landlord directly.": 0.0,
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"Almost certainly a way to avoid income tax. Don't agree to this because it's pretty likely illegal.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MA] Landlord wants me to pay my rent directly to the mortgage company, but I don\u2019t feel comfortable doing this. My landlord, who lives in another state, wants me to pay my rent for my apartment that I rent in Massachusetts directly to the mortgage company and then mail her a check for the remainder (the rent she charges is more than the mortgage). I don\u2019t feel comfortable doing this - am I legally obligated to pay her in this way? There\u2019s nothing about that in the lease. I don\u2019t want to be held liable if the payment is late or is lost. I don\u2019t feel like that is my responsibility. How should I handle this and are there any legal ramifications I need to be aware of?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Batman] Why did Bruce overtrain? It sounds like a ridiculous question but hear me out. Over the course of 15-20 years, Bruce Wayne trained in criminal justice, escapology, weapons, demolition, bodybuilding, gymnastics, piloting, various forms of science including chemistry and forensics, and 127 different martial arts including boomerang throwing for some reason. With all of that said, what was Bruce originally gonna do with all of that training? He was gonna dress up as a homeless guy and beat up pimps and muggers. A fraction of that training would\u2019ve been more than enough. Was he ever really planning on throwing boomerangs at people? What about piloting, specifically submarines? What was his plan for that? Did he think he was gonna have to track down that pimp from the east side to his secret underwater lair?",
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"best_score": 457,
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"worse_score": 43,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Because he's incredibly insane. His absurd preparations can easily be seen as him trying to cope from his parent's murder, when they died because they were caught off guard and made the wrong move. After that, well, once he started Batmanning he naturally kept thinking up situations where he would totally be screwed if he didn't have certain skills. So he learned. A ton of his skills were learnt after he became Batman, his first outings were far less omnicompetent.": 0.0,
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"This was as much about feeling in control of his life as actually planning. A lot of this strikes more as compulsive overpreperation as a trauma survival mechanism then simple planning. Although in his defence, a saner batman who went \"ah, a black belt and some basic forensics training should do the job\" would have died years ago. There's a reason I used \"survival mechanism\" rather then \"trauma response\" - in some situations, the crazy people have the right idea.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] Why did Bruce overtrain? It sounds like a ridiculous question but hear me out. Over the course of 15-20 years, Bruce Wayne trained in criminal justice, escapology, weapons, demolition, bodybuilding, gymnastics, piloting, various forms of science including chemistry and forensics, and 127 different martial arts including boomerang throwing for some reason. With all of that said, what was Bruce originally gonna do with all of that training? He was gonna dress up as a homeless guy and beat up pimps and muggers. A fraction of that training would\u2019ve been more than enough. Was he ever really planning on throwing boomerangs at people? What about piloting, specifically submarines? What was his plan for that? Did he think he was gonna have to track down that pimp from the east side to his secret underwater lair?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I don\u2019t know how to treat this pic I\u2019m 18 years old male, and in the U.S. Navy. I went to medical to get a mole checked out, since it was being weird. It started feeling like a scab, and got a little bigger. Well, let\u2019s just say that medical in the navy, or at least on my base, isn\u2019t amazing. They said it showed all of the signs of being cancerous, but they couldn\u2019t be sure so they wanted to send a sample in to a lab to get it verified. So the procedure they did was numb the area, put iodine on it, and take a razor blade and slice off the top layer of skin where the mole was, and then put silver nitrate in the wound. They cut pretty deep, and took quite a bit of skin. They gave me no bandages or anything, just said to apply Vaseline and a bandaid once or twice a day. That was yesterday morning. Since then it\u2019s turned a weird grayish brown, and hasn\u2019t stopped stinging. The surrounding area is stained from the iodine, that\u2019s why it\u2019s brown. It hurts all the way down to my wrist. I have no idea if it will heal, or if this silver nitrate is still in there and needs to be washed out or something, and it\u2019s becoming very concerning to me. Any advice is much appreciated.",
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"best_score": 347,
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"worse_score": 45,
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"Not a doc, but I've had a ton of skin cancer biopsies. Keep it clean and covered. I was told specifically not to put any Vaseline on any of my biopsies of this style. Not to wash/shower the area for 2 days then to carry on as usual. These biopsies can hurt a lot, and given that it's on an area of skin subject to a LOT of tension/movement, I'd imagine that's why the pain, but as it heals you should see that reduce significantly (but watch out for the itch when it starts... That's something else!).": 0.0,
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"The black discoloration is from the silver nitrate, more so than the iodine. The silver nitrate is inactive at this point. You typically don't need to put a bandage over it the entire time, it'll take some time to heal in. Should keep moist overall though. Is a pretty good whack which is probably why it's burning more than anything; particularly as the skin is in a highly mobile area and an area you are probably touching against a lot of things you wouldn't otherwise think about.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI don\u2019t know how to treat this pic I\u2019m 18 years old male, and in the U.S. Navy. I went to medical to get a mole checked out, since it was being weird. It started feeling like a scab, and got a little bigger. Well, let\u2019s just say that medical in the navy, or at least on my base, isn\u2019t amazing. They said it showed all of the signs of being cancerous, but they couldn\u2019t be sure so they wanted to send a sample in to a lab to get it verified. So the procedure they did was numb the area, put iodine on it, and take a razor blade and slice off the top layer of skin where the mole was, and then put silver nitrate in the wound. They cut pretty deep, and took quite a bit of skin. They gave me no bandages or anything, just said to apply Vaseline and a bandaid once or twice a day. That was yesterday morning. Since then it\u2019s turned a weird grayish brown, and hasn\u2019t stopped stinging. The surrounding area is stained from the iodine, that\u2019s why it\u2019s brown. It hurts all the way down to my wrist. I have no idea if it will heal, or if this silver nitrate is still in there and needs to be washed out or something, and it\u2019s becoming very concerning to me. Any advice is much appreciated.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Professors of Reddit- Do you dislike students who perform poorly? To the Professors of Reddit, I was wondering what the general opinion was of poor performers. Is it dislike? Indifference? If someone who had an F or a D came to office hours in the middle of the semester, would this annoy you?",
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"best_score": 332,
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"worse_score": 12,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"No, that would become seriously exhausting. I recognize that the course I am teaching may not be \"your thing.\" What does make me dislike students are: not showing up for repeated scheduled appointments without notice, asking me to change their grade to something they haven't earned (especially when they have missed several assignments and class meetings), students who are repeatedly rude in class (like to other students during discussions,) and tbh, students I catch cheating.": 0.0,
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"I can honestly say some of my favorite students of all time were \"C\" students. They were funny, they were interesting, and I usually got to know them as humans in smaller classes so they were more than just a letter grade to me. They just weren't great at studying and/or turning in all their work. But I really enjoyed them as people. The \"bad\" students I don't like were the ones who did not own their own failures. The students who come in mid-semester or even late in the semester and somehow manage to blame me and take zero personal responsibility for the situation they are now in. I actually have respect for students who say \"look, I fucked up and now I'm trying to fix it.\" Particularly if there is more than two weeks left in the semester to fix it in.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nProfessors of Reddit- Do you dislike students who perform poorly? To the Professors of Reddit, I was wondering what the general opinion was of poor performers. Is it dislike? Indifference? If someone who had an F or a D came to office hours in the middle of the semester, would this annoy you?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I\u2019m depressed and lay in bed all day every day, now everything hurts? I\u2019m a 18yo mixed race female who suffers from depression anxiety and bpd. I vape, though I\u2019m in the process of quitting, i occasionally smoke weed, and I don\u2019t drink. I take an antidepressant and am also on the depoProvera shot for BC. Because of this I\u2019ve been unemployed and just at home laying in bed all day. Like Literally all day. For like two weeks. Maybe longer. I would say on average I get out of bed maybe 3-4 total hours a day give or take. Sometimes more if I go see a friend, sometimes less if I don\u2019t. I also am struggling with an eating disorder, though not a \u201cNormal\u201d kind. Mine relates to OCD in that I can only eat about 7 different things or I will not eat. I will sometimes go days just eating one or two little snacks thats on my list a day, I couldn\u2019t tell you the last time I had a fruit or a vegetable. From the being in bed all day, I\u2019ve noticed stiffness and such which is to be expected, but now it\u2019s progressed some. My bones are in pain. My lower back, my chest, and my ribs especially. They hurt when I inhale deeply. I\u2019m seeking help for my mental and eating disorders already, but should I go to the doctor for these body aches? I\u2019m scared something is wrong.",
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"best_score": 287,
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"worse_score": 17,
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"Not a doctor get off depo provera!!! I was on it from 15-22 and I am a completely different person now at the age of 23 than who I thought I was growing up. Hormone free has changed my life for the better": 0.0,
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"You should seek medical/mental attention because you\u2019re currently in a depressive spell. The aches you describe sound like someone who has been in bed for more than a day, each day compounding. You may benefit from intense psychotherapy or a brief medication trial such as a stimulant or benzodiazepines. Depression sucks, it will be around forever but there will be better days. It isn\u2019t \u201cyou\u201d, try to remember that and keep seeking help.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI\u2019m depressed and lay in bed all day every day, now everything hurts? I\u2019m a 18yo mixed race female who suffers from depression anxiety and bpd. I vape, though I\u2019m in the process of quitting, i occasionally smoke weed, and I don\u2019t drink. I take an antidepressant and am also on the depoProvera shot for BC. Because of this I\u2019ve been unemployed and just at home laying in bed all day. Like Literally all day. For like two weeks. Maybe longer. I would say on average I get out of bed maybe 3-4 total hours a day give or take. Sometimes more if I go see a friend, sometimes less if I don\u2019t. I also am struggling with an eating disorder, though not a \u201cNormal\u201d kind. Mine relates to OCD in that I can only eat about 7 different things or I will not eat. I will sometimes go days just eating one or two little snacks thats on my list a day, I couldn\u2019t tell you the last time I had a fruit or a vegetable. From the being in bed all day, I\u2019ve noticed stiffness and such which is to be expected, but now it\u2019s progressed some. My bones are in pain. My lower back, my chest, and my ribs especially. They hurt when I inhale deeply. I\u2019m seeking help for my mental and eating disorders already, but should I go to the doctor for these body aches? I\u2019m scared something is wrong.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do you time manage spreading your time working on multiple projects? For example, do you \"time block\" your calendar and say 8am to 10am I work Project A. And 10am to 11am I work on Project B. What are other methods besides time blocking?",
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"best_score": 410,
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"worse_score": 78,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"There are two things that help me figure it out. What keeps me up at night? What keeps my boss up at night? That\u2019s what I get done in a priority basis. In my old age, as I have one foot out the door I\u2019m starting to ask \u201cwhat keeps the kids up at night?\u201d, kids being the very young ones in the team. I have learn that through their inexperience, they still have feelings and intuition and if I talk to them, I learn a new reason not to sleep at night.": 0.0,
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"I go by the \"who's screaming loudest\" principal": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you time manage spreading your time working on multiple projects? For example, do you \"time block\" your calendar and say 8am to 10am I work Project A. And 10am to 11am I work on Project B. What are other methods besides time blocking?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Before Newton, how did people explain falling apples? As I understand it, Newton posited the gravitational force. Prior to this, what was/were the dominant explanation(s) for why things fell toward earth?",
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"responses": {
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"Another point here: there was a fairly widespread belief that the moon, stars and planets were not affected by gravity in the same way as \u201can apple\u201d. The concept of spherical (as in heavenly) material being fundamentally different was still considered roughly accurate. What Newton did using the new calculus (not getting into who came up with calculus in the first place) was provide a physical and mathematical model that would allow for an apple falling, and a moon stating in orbit, without positing that the moon behaved fundamentally differently.": 0.0,
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"The answer will depend on how far back you want to go. Way back with Arisistotle it was basically thought that the \u201cearth\u201d element pulled things towards the center of the universe. From there many individuals separately began to describe this attractive force that pulled stuff to the earth, and even began to calculate/quantify it. So it\u2019s not really true that Newton came up with the idea of a \u201cgravitational force\u201d in the sense of some sort of law of nature that made apples fall from trees. What Newton did was develop a law of universal gravitation that could actually be applied to everything. At least everything up until we started seeing relativistic effects. His mathematical equations/proofs showed that the same force that made apples fall to the earth was what made the planets move, and that the force was at least correlated with mass. Prior to Newton the two were not unified, and many thought they were separate phenomena.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBefore Newton, how did people explain falling apples? As I understand it, Newton posited the gravitational force. Prior to this, what was/were the dominant explanation(s) for why things fell toward earth?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Editor is \"strongly\" encouraging me to cote his papers. I received my review comments for a recent manuscript. The comments were addressable, but the editor sent a LIST of 15 of his papers asking to cite them. Some of the papers are somewhat relevant, so I cite 4 of them. The manuscript came back, and the editor says it will be accepted once I fix some \"citation issues\" My advisor told me to just cite every paper on the list and send it back. I did, and the paper got accepted. Does this not seem a bit shady? Seems like the editor is using his position to boost his citations.",
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"worse_score": 13,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"responses": {
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"At what point does it become OK to just state what journal this is about? Obviously this editor is engaged in shady unethical business.": 0.0,
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"Fuck that. I would contact the Editor in Chief. This editor is riding roughshod over the reputation of the journal - if the EiC does nothing, then frankly spend the rest of your career not publishing there and making sure everyone you work with knows why.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEditor is \"strongly\" encouraging me to cote his papers. I received my review comments for a recent manuscript. The comments were addressable, but the editor sent a LIST of 15 of his papers asking to cite them. Some of the papers are somewhat relevant, so I cite 4 of them. The manuscript came back, and the editor says it will be accepted once I fix some \"citation issues\" My advisor told me to just cite every paper on the list and send it back. I did, and the paper got accepted. Does this not seem a bit shady? Seems like the editor is using his position to boost his citations.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Duxelles substitution in Beef Wellington? I want to try making a Wellington but my wife and I both really dislike mushrooms. Has anyone had success with subbing it out for a different mixture?",
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"I\u2019ve seen variations on Wellington that use regular pat\u00e9 instead of duxelles. If y\u2019all like pat\u00e9 maybe that would work for you": 0.0,
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"You could have loads of success with roasted garlic and shallot and fresh herbs (stew herbs mostly, with extra parsely) made Into a pur\u00e9e. I\u2019ve done this before and it works nicely. My wife hates mushrooms. Other things I\u2019d use - caramelized onions with brandy reduction, reduced demi, and a bit of thyme - like the start of a French onion Soup, again pur\u00e9ed. I\u2019d try it with spinach, blanched and squeezed to all hell, like squeeeeeeeeeezed dry in a towel. Then I\u2019d mix with a touch of Boursin to play off the creamed spinach thing. That could work nicely actually. Again with herbs and mince the spinach after blanching. Edit: I used the word pur\u00e9e loosely before. More like a minced paste type of texture. Basically about the same texture as duxelles with other ingredients. Pro chef, 20 years.": 1.0
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"post_content": "What kind of statistics do engineers use? I am an engineering student, and I am about to finish my semester taking a statistics course. As I prepare for my final exam, I was wondering if there are any particular topics in statistics I should put extra focus on understanding to better prepare myself for an engineering career? What kind of statistics are often used in the engineering field?",
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"In production engineering, Six Sigma is a big thing (mean part size +- six standard deviations should be inside specification). So, using statistics to estimate how many of your parts will be out of spec.": 0.0,
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"Product reliability. If I test 5 parts, one fails at 100 hours and the other four still live at the end of the test (500 hours), how high is the percentage of parts that will live the required 300 hours? And how wide is your 90% confidence interval? Statistics is huge.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat kind of statistics do engineers use? I am an engineering student, and I am about to finish my semester taking a statistics course. As I prepare for my final exam, I was wondering if there are any particular topics in statistics I should put extra focus on understanding to better prepare myself for an engineering career? What kind of statistics are often used in the engineering field?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there any evidence that cities with high electric vehicle adoption have had increased air quality? Visited LA and noticed all the Teslas. I\u2019m sure EVs are still less than 10% of all cars there but just curious about local emissions/smog",
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"I don\u2019t know how much of it is attributable to EVs and hybrids, but as someone who\u2019s lived in the LA area since the 1980\u2019s, air quality has definitely improved since then. The air quality forecast was normally a part of every newscast/newspaper, and unhealthy and dangerous conditions were a frequent thing. These days while air quality is usually a part of the weather forecast graphic, it\u2019s rarely mentioned, and usually forecasts are for moderate, unhealthy at worst.": 0.0,
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"In Norway the EV uptake is relatively huge, compared to the rest of the world. Here's some data on their air quality. https://www.vanarama.com/blog/cars/link-between-EV-uptake-and-air-quality ​ Satan's comment above gives some great context: since we're talking air quality, diesels have a much greater impact than gasoline cars due to the particulate emissions, so replacing large trucks with EVs will have a bigger effect. Air quality vs general air pollution vs carbon emissions all have different considerations as to what affects them the most. ​ EDIT: adding something from some thought provoking discussion in a later thread: While tire particulates may be slightly higher for current EVs that are heavier than ICE counterparts, as battery density improves that will even out.\r \r But right now, EVs should be emitting much much less brake dust (which is PM 2.5) than their ICE counterparts due to the regenerative braking. (some Tesla owners report seeing 100k mile brake pad lifetimes, due to eliminating >90% of friction braking in their daily driving)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there any evidence that cities with high electric vehicle adoption have had increased air quality? Visited LA and noticed all the Teslas. I\u2019m sure EVs are still less than 10% of all cars there but just curious about local emissions/smog\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC Universe] Why don't Earth's heroes go back in time and stop the comet that granted Vandal Savage his immortality from ever reaching Earth?",
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"Using time travel to fix any problems that were not themselves caused by time travel is a lot like playing Russian roulette": 0.0,
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"Like it or not, Vandal Savage essentially guided the entire course of human history. Removing him from the equation *could* remove humanity as a whole from existence.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Recipe calls for red wine I'm making a pot roast and the recipe calls for red wine, but as I'm not much of a wine guy I don't know what kind to go with. I want something more subtle tasting so it doesn't overpower the flavor of the roast. Suggestions?",
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"I'd say a cabernet sauvignon is kind of the default here, definitely a safe bet and should be easily available. If the store you go to has notes at all I'd aim for something that sounds relatively dry and less sweet/fruity, but anything should be ok. I aim for about 8 bucks for this kind of thing, IME much below that and you increase your odds of getting something that tastes like juice.": 0.0,
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"I use a wine called rex goliath free-range red. It's ridiculously cheap, like $4 per bottle. It doesn't turn everything a weird shade of purple. And it gives a nice wine flavor without overpowering everything or making it taste like strawberries. Or if you have a costco around, they have a portugese red blend that's like five bucks and is probably the best wine in that price range you'll ever find. I use it for cooking pot roast all the time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nRecipe calls for red wine I'm making a pot roast and the recipe calls for red wine, but as I'm not much of a wine guy I don't know what kind to go with. I want something more subtle tasting so it doesn't overpower the flavor of the roast. Suggestions?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does pure vanilla bean taste good? Yes, this question was prompted by today\u2019s episode of Dessert Person, but I\u2019ve had this question for a while. If you take a vanilla bean, split it down the middle, and scrape all the inside out, can you just plop that into you mouth and have a nice vanilla explosion in your mouth? Or is it not really edible \u00e1 la vanilla extract?",
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"On an only mildly related note, my mom tends to send me care packages in the mail. When I lived with my best friend (a decade ago now probably) I got one, and we opened it together. Inside was an assortment of baked goods, some odds and ends, and a clear plastic bottle of what was almost certainly peach tea- something she knows I love. Friendo was looking through stuff, and asked, and I told her it was probably tea. She opened it, and took a HUGE drink of straight up vanilla extract. I thought she was gonna hurl.": 0.0,
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"I\u2019ve done this myself with a small amount of vanilla bean last time I was using it. It tastes like bland vanilla. Less bitter than vanilla extract, but there\u2019s none of the sweetness or saltiness that usually rounds out the vanilla flavor in desserts. So I guess I\u2019d lean toward it not really being edible a la vanilla extract.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes pure vanilla bean taste good? Yes, this question was prompted by today\u2019s episode of Dessert Person, but I\u2019ve had this question for a while. If you take a vanilla bean, split it down the middle, and scrape all the inside out, can you just plop that into you mouth and have a nice vanilla explosion in your mouth? Or is it not really edible \u00e1 la vanilla extract?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I'm [21 M] at my wits end. Broke my sacrum following a mountain bike crash and now can't control my bladder. My doctor says there's not more to do except managing the symptoms. Is there anything that can reverse this?? 21 M 181 cm 84 kg Medication : solifenacin, melatonin, escitalopram, naproxen I broke my sacrum after I crashed my bike in August last year. I was not operated on, the surgeon said it's risky and its better to let it heal. But ever since the accident I lost control of my bladder and it hasn't gotten better. I have several accidents a day and my life is ruined. I got referred to the urologist and they put a camera in my bladder because they thought the bladder had been damaged. They told me to catheterize but that was extreme painful and i even got a infection. I've been managing this by staying home to avoid accidents (only good covid has brought me. I have an excuse to stay home). But even at home I feel the pressure in my bladder, I run to the bathroom but on the way there I leak and I can't clench to stop it. Please tell me if you have any solution to this. I can't live like this. I'm from Ukraine, hopefully other countries have other knowledge.",
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"Not a doc. Have you seen a neurologist or a spine specialist? It\u2019s entirely possible one of the lower vertebrae in your back was damaged and is affecting the part of the spine that supplies nerves that control your bladder. It would definitely be worth asking about, if only to rule it out.": 0.0,
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"Hi OP; I\u2019m sorry about your crash and these symptoms you have been experiencing. A few questions I have; Have you had a any follow up with your surgical team? Did you have a spinal MRI at the time of your crash; do you know the results and has it been repeated? Have you had any change to these symptoms? Is it getting better/worse? Do you have any other urological symptoms like burning? At the time of your crash (and now) did you have any neurological symptoms? Like numb areas or weakness in your legs? When you have an accident, do you feel the need to pass urine and you just don\u2019t make it in time? Or do you have any accidents where you didn\u2019t realise you needed to pass urine until the accident had already happened?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI'm [21 M] at my wits end. Broke my sacrum following a mountain bike crash and now can't control my bladder. My doctor says there's not more to do except managing the symptoms. Is there anything that can reverse this?? 21 M 181 cm 84 kg Medication : solifenacin, melatonin, escitalopram, naproxen I broke my sacrum after I crashed my bike in August last year. I was not operated on, the surgeon said it's risky and its better to let it heal. But ever since the accident I lost control of my bladder and it hasn't gotten better. I have several accidents a day and my life is ruined. I got referred to the urologist and they put a camera in my bladder because they thought the bladder had been damaged. They told me to catheterize but that was extreme painful and i even got a infection. I've been managing this by staying home to avoid accidents (only good covid has brought me. I have an excuse to stay home). But even at home I feel the pressure in my bladder, I run to the bathroom but on the way there I leak and I can't clench to stop it. Please tell me if you have any solution to this. I can't live like this. I'm from Ukraine, hopefully other countries have other knowledge.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] I don't understand why it seems like the Resistance is small compared to the First Order. Weren't they the official government of the galaxy? Here's my understanding of events. After the original adventures of Luke Skywalker, there was a new government formed by the good guys. They ruled for a while. But, in secret, remnants of the former empire were forming a new military organization called First Order. Then, once they felt the time was right, the First Order revealed themselves and waged war against the good guys. The good guys then began calling themselves the Resistance. What's strange to me is that the Resistance seems small compared to the First Order. Haven't they spent decades establishing a government that spans the galaxy? Shouldn't they have established a large military? Shouldn't the First Order be treated like the resistance movement rebelling against the larger government? What's going on? Why are the fighting forces of the Resistance so small?",
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"The New Republic is not the Resistance. The New Republic are those people who got blown up by the bigger Death Star in Force Awakens. They aren't affiliated with the Resistance, they just financially support them.": 0.0,
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"The resistance and republic are two different groups. After the destruction of the second Death Star the New Republic spent a little while trying to clean out what was left of the empire. Most of them were taken care of, but a chunk went off into the unknown regions to form the first order and rebuild. While the First Order rebuilt, the New Republic was sorta getting its footing. They decided to demilitarize since they wanted to encourage peace as much as possible after the civil war, and didn\u2019t think they had any real threats they needed a military for. Leia and the people who went on to form the resistance didn\u2019t agree. They knew the First Order was out there and a threat, but once word got out Leia was Vader\u2019s daughter, a lot of the New Republic stopped trusting her. So she went off to start up the resistance to do what the Republic would not while the New Republic continued to demilitarize. Then the FO came out and obliterated the central government of the New Republic and all that was left really was scattered local militaries and the resistance. I think it\u2019s also worth mentioning the original Republic didn\u2019t have a standing army before the clones either, so it\u2019s not like there\u2019s no precedent. Palpatine had to pull the strings to arrange for the creation of an actual Republic military force because it didn\u2019t exist beforehand, at least not at any real scale.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] I don't understand why it seems like the Resistance is small compared to the First Order. Weren't they the official government of the galaxy? Here's my understanding of events. After the original adventures of Luke Skywalker, there was a new government formed by the good guys. They ruled for a while. But, in secret, remnants of the former empire were forming a new military organization called First Order. Then, once they felt the time was right, the First Order revealed themselves and waged war against the good guys. The good guys then began calling themselves the Resistance. What's strange to me is that the Resistance seems small compared to the First Order. Haven't they spent decades establishing a government that spans the galaxy? Shouldn't they have established a large military? Shouldn't the First Order be treated like the resistance movement rebelling against the larger government? What's going on? Why are the fighting forces of the Resistance so small?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I use white unsalted butter instead of yellow unsalted butter in a cake mix ? So I am from India and here in grocery stores I mainly find yellow salted butter, if I go to a dairy they have white butter which is made from fresh milk and cream and is unsalted, so can i use this white butter in a cake mix? How will the it affect the texture of the cake ?",
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"Honest to god, I have never known there was a difference. Some of my butter is more yellow-ish, some more white, all of it's just butter to me! If all of it is made by churning dairy, it should all be the same. Maybe next time you're at the dairy, you can ask them! I always love talking to local producers about their ingredients! *if by fresh, you mean unpasteurised, it should be fine in baked goods, but otherwise should be turned into ghee or used very quickly. Edit: as pointed out by people smarter than me, it shouldnt matter at all and it is not about the fat content": 0.0,
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"Color of the butter isn't related to the fat content. It's related to the cow's diet. White means it's low in beta-carotene. Yellow means it's high in beta-carotene. Beta-carotene comes from some grasses and flowers, or beta-carotene rich pasture. During summer, the butter tends to be more yellow as the cows are pasturing. During winter, it tends to be more white as the cows are fed grain. Depending on where you are in the world, you'll find brands adding food colouring to achieve the yellow color, as their cows never goes out to pasture at any point of the year.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I use white unsalted butter instead of yellow unsalted butter in a cake mix ? So I am from India and here in grocery stores I mainly find yellow salted butter, if I go to a dairy they have white butter which is made from fresh milk and cream and is unsalted, so can i use this white butter in a cake mix? How will the it affect the texture of the cake ?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] How do the Weasley Twins know how to operate the Marauder\u2019s Map? Specifically, how do they know to say \u201cI solemnly swear I am up to no good\u201d to activate the map and \u201cmischief managed\u201d to clear the map. It was written by Harry\u2019s dad, Lupin, Sirius and Pettigrew, but none of them ever handed it down to anyone. In fact, Fred and George say they stole it from Filch\u2019s office.",
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"The map appears to have a consciousness of its own to some degree, it was likely left on purpose on Filch's office to reveal itself to worthy successors.": 0.0,
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"The map is, as with some other magical artifacts, semi-sentient and retains some of the minds of the Marauders from when they were making it, similar to how a magical portrait learns from the person they depict and can act like they do in their absence/death. The Map saw how mischievous the twins were and decided that they were worthy of sharing their secrets with the twins.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Harry Potter] How do the Weasley Twins know how to operate the Marauder\u2019s Map? Specifically, how do they know to say \u201cI solemnly swear I am up to no good\u201d to activate the map and \u201cmischief managed\u201d to clear the map. It was written by Harry\u2019s dad, Lupin, Sirius and Pettigrew, but none of them ever handed it down to anyone. In fact, Fred and George say they stole it from Filch\u2019s office.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How dangerous is carbon nanotube short-term exposure in the to the lungs? Is it more or less dangerous than asbestos? I hear conflicting things about dangers of this technology. I know the danger varies by shape and length of the carbon but to what extent, I couldn't find out those answers on my own.",
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"Many in this thread seem to have a misconception about chemistry. Plastics are made of carbon. Diamonds are made of carbon. While both are made of the same atoms they have very different properties and reactivities. Carbon has infinite possible combinations. While configurations that are similar can have similar behaves, simply inverting the orientation of the molecule(prions) can completely change the danger / usefulness / etc of the molecule. Tldr - just because two molecules/substances are primarily made of the same atom doesn't mean they are related in anyway.": 0.0,
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"I worked on a paper about this a few years ago: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0072363 tldr: no interesting measurable effect discovered, in this study anyway. It helps to think about the relative scales of these things. You can imagine your cells as meatballs and the nanotubes as spaghetti, or at least that's roughly the size they are in relation to each other. The tubes are very inert, except perhaps at the tips, so almost all the time they'll just slide over each other harmlessly. Could the tip of a tube puncture a cell and cause damage? Perhaps, but we didn't observe this happening in any significant way in this study. What a boring paper. Though boring toxicology papers are actually a good thing, of course.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow dangerous is carbon nanotube short-term exposure in the to the lungs? Is it more or less dangerous than asbestos? I hear conflicting things about dangers of this technology. I know the danger varies by shape and length of the carbon but to what extent, I couldn't find out those answers on my own.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "When tempering chocolate, why do we raise the temperature above the temper temperature before cooling it down and bringing back up? In every tempering guide, they seem the recommend going up to 105f-120f (depending on type of chocolate) then down to 81f and then finally up to 90f. Why not just go to 90f? If at that temperature type I-IV chocolate melts anyways, why go as high as 115f?",
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"You can actually just heat already tempered chocolate just to it\u2019s liquidity point and use it, but that\u2019s always a gamble because you have to keep the crystal structure intact. I believe there are a bunch of sous vide tempering techniques that do exactly this. You melt it completely to destroy all of the crystals, then cool it to encourage the proper kind of crystal, then heat it gently to work with it.": 0.0,
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"Cocoa butter is made up of 3 fat molecules that each have a different melt point. When CB cools, you need those molecules to form beta crystals. You achieve that with movement and agitation. Manufacturers want the chocolate heated to a point that all of the CB is melted as you can't form beta crystals with only 2 melted molecules so they recommend a high starting temp. The higher temp you heat to, the longer it takes you to cool it down so I melt it to just above 100F (38C) and stir it until it falls to 92F (33C) and then use it. The thing about beta crystals is they're like the cool kids in high school. Once other molecules see how to line up and form betas, they follow suit and make more beta crystals and over crystallize your chocolate which is why it gets so thick event though it's the same temp as earlier. Hope all that makes sense.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhen tempering chocolate, why do we raise the temperature above the temper temperature before cooling it down and bringing back up? In every tempering guide, they seem the recommend going up to 105f-120f (depending on type of chocolate) then down to 81f and then finally up to 90f. Why not just go to 90f? If at that temperature type I-IV chocolate melts anyways, why go as high as 115f?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I just got fired from my job due to racist coworkers and I don't know what to do. To give a bit of context to the title of this post, let me begin with this. I live in La Mesa, California, and I've been working at this hospital as a nurse manager for about 10-11 years now. Last year, around October or November, a few of my coworkers started throwing racist comments at me, and when I told the higher ups about the situation, they said that they'll see what they can do about it. About a week later, I got fired from my job, and I don't know what to do. All of my family members are in the Philippines right now, and I don't even have the money to go there. What should I do? Should I file a lawsuit or something?",
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"With the little information that you have supplied it is hard to determine if you were wrongfully fired but I would keep in mind that California is at at-will state which means you can be fired at anytime for any reason. ​ Logically- It does not make since that you would be fired for reporting another co workers racist comments, especially if you have been at your company 10+ years. Insubordination can mean many things, I don't think reaching out for clarification would be wrong here either. ​ Edit- Spelling": 0.0,
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"Gotta give us more my dude. \u201cI got fired\u201d \u201cWhy did you get fired\u201d \u201cI just got fired, help me\u201d You\u2019re holding something back, or this is a shit post. Sorry for the negativity just seems odd.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI just got fired from my job due to racist coworkers and I don't know what to do. To give a bit of context to the title of this post, let me begin with this. I live in La Mesa, California, and I've been working at this hospital as a nurse manager for about 10-11 years now. Last year, around October or November, a few of my coworkers started throwing racist comments at me, and when I told the higher ups about the situation, they said that they'll see what they can do about it. About a week later, I got fired from my job, and I don't know what to do. All of my family members are in the Philippines right now, and I don't even have the money to go there. What should I do? Should I file a lawsuit or something?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What separates good sushi from great sushi? I'm trying to understand why some sushi restaurants are considered good and some are considered great. If the fish itself is the same quality, which I'm assuming all higher-end sushi restaurants would not compromise on, why is someone like Jiro considered to be so much better than any other high-end sushi maker?",
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"It\u2019s not mayonnaise": 0.0,
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"There are a few things that I'm aware of. One is that even with the same fish, it's not necessarily just cut up and put on rice. It can be aged in various ways, seasoned, or otherwise prepared differently, so there's more room for innovation than you suggest, even in the relatively simple nigiri format. Additionally, the rice itself makes a huge difference, not only from the quality of the raw rice, but from how it's cooked and seasoned --- it's about half of the food, after all.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat separates good sushi from great sushi? I'm trying to understand why some sushi restaurants are considered good and some are considered great. If the fish itself is the same quality, which I'm assuming all higher-end sushi restaurants would not compromise on, why is someone like Jiro considered to be so much better than any other high-end sushi maker?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Deadpool 2] Why was Charles Xavier unaware of an orphanage that tortured young mutants?",
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"The house they were kept in was an \"Essex house\" which might mean its owned by one Nathaniel Essex aka Mr Sinister. It goes without saying he might have the power to hide them from the X-Men.": 0.0,
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"You gotta remember that of the prominent mutants, Xavier is the most lawful.(at least, in the movie canons) It's heavily implied that there wasn't much that could be done about the orphanage *legally*, or at least that's how I read it. The child social services system is very strained in the real world, so I can only imagine how underfunded any system to handle child mutants would be. There's probably a ton of abuse that happens, this just happened to be the case that Deadpool saw. Xavier is focused on bringing systemic change and fighting big threats.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Deadpool 2] Why was Charles Xavier unaware of an orphanage that tortured young mutants?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you get hardened caramel out of a porcelain bowl? I was dumb. That is the only context I will give for this.",
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"If aforementioned ideas don\u2019t work\u2026 try boiling the bowl in a stock pot filled with water. Bring it up from cold to reduce any risk of thermal shock shattering it.": 0.0,
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"Hot water. Anything with sugar in it will dissolve in time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you get hardened caramel out of a porcelain bowl? I was dumb. That is the only context I will give for this.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can you use other liquids than water in steam engines? Say you used a liquid with a lower boiling point than water, would this make steam engines more efficient? If yes, what liquid would this be? If not, why? Thx\\^\\^",
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"I haven't done thermo or fluids in a few years, so hopefully I'm remembering correctly. Getting the high temperature closer to the low temperature of the system should help, by reducing the amount of heat you have to put in. But you also have to consider how much the fluid expands as it turns from liquid to gas. The expansion is what determines how much work you can extract. Efficiency is a ratio of heat in vs work out Edit: u/Flyinwatabottle is right. What I said about the temperatures is backwards. After reviewing the Carnot efficiency formula, is seems you want to maximize the temperature difference, not minimize it": 0.0,
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"The answer to \"can you do it\" is absolutely, yes. You could get a toy steam engine, fill it with alcohol, set up for safety in light of the resulting fire hazard, and it would likely run just fine. To answer the question of whether it's done in practice, the answer is probably yes, but it wouldn't be called a steam engine. So first some terminology. There are actually many types of steam engines: using pistons vs. using turbines; and then cycles that use the water once through vs. systems that condense it and re-use it. So we often talk about \"thermodynamic cycles\" rather than \"steam engines\", and the fluid used is called the \"working fluid\" to be more general than just steam/water. If we use something other than water, we almost surely want a closed cycle, where we condense and re-use the fluid. One high-performance cycle that does that is the Rankine cycle. You can make a Rankine cycle engine with many different fluids. Of course water, being cheap and having a convenient temperature/pressure range is most common. But sometimes people use fluids such as those used as refrigerants (in the past CFCs, now HFCs, but HFCs are now being phased out because of their global warming inpact) in Rankine cycles because they can work better if you want to run at a relatively low temperature and still get good pressure. An example application is generating electricity from geothermal or waste heat, where you don't have the high temperatures typically used in a steam cycle. These generally go under the name organic Rankine cycle (link to wikipedia article).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan you use other liquids than water in steam engines? Say you used a liquid with a lower boiling point than water, would this make steam engines more efficient? If yes, what liquid would this be? If not, why? Thx\\^\\^\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My friend (18M) squished his finger at work and won't go to the hospital A friend of mine squished his finger at work and won't go to the hospital because he can't afford to get time off work right now. I'm trying to convince him to go because it looks really bad but he won't listen. If I could get an opinion from someone who's more knowledgeable about these things maybe he'll listen. Here's a picture of his finger: https://i.imgur.com/D3QN0SJ.jpg Any reply would be greatly appreciated",
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"Well if you keep it disinfected it might be fine but I wouldn\u2019t risk it to get infected, turn black etc. Get it checked out.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s a workplace injury so he has legal protections to get treatment and probably will get lost wages covered too. He needs to report the injury to his employer now and get medical attention now.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy friend (18M) squished his finger at work and won't go to the hospital A friend of mine squished his finger at work and won't go to the hospital because he can't afford to get time off work right now. I'm trying to convince him to go because it looks really bad but he won't listen. If I could get an opinion from someone who's more knowledgeable about these things maybe he'll listen. Here's a picture of his finger: https://i.imgur.com/D3QN0SJ.jpg Any reply would be greatly appreciated\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My lesbian aunt is terminally ill and my homophobic mom confided to me that she is going to cremate my aunt against her wishes, then dump the ashes in a stinking polluted canal. anything I can do? NY My lesbian aunt with stage 4 cancer has told various people that she wants to be buried in family plot. But her next of kin is my homophobic mom, who told me that she is gonna have my aunt cremated, then dump the ashes in an extremely polluted canal, and not have any type of service for her. She made me promise to keep this a secret. My aunt doesn't have a will and doesn't want to make one. Is there anything i can do?",
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"If you love your Aunt, I wouldn't keep this secret. Your Aunt needs to simply make a will & have those people who really love her make arrangements. In the will she should leave something small to \"Mother\" so she won't have a legal leg to stand on with contesting the will.": 0.0,
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"New York has a law wherein your aunt can appoint somebody other than her next of kin to have authority to plan disposition of her remains. See here for the form. It's not as formal and complicated as a will. If she's willing to sign this and appoint you (or another family member) as her representative, give copies of the form to whoever might be around when she dies (hospital or hospice staff, for example), and then make arrangements to follow her wishes.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy lesbian aunt is terminally ill and my homophobic mom confided to me that she is going to cremate my aunt against her wishes, then dump the ashes in a stinking polluted canal. anything I can do? NY My lesbian aunt with stage 4 cancer has told various people that she wants to be buried in family plot. But her next of kin is my homophobic mom, who told me that she is gonna have my aunt cremated, then dump the ashes in an extremely polluted canal, and not have any type of service for her. She made me promise to keep this a secret. My aunt doesn't have a will and doesn't want to make one. Is there anything i can do?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[FL] My father died this morning, he was hit by a car crossing the street. What do I do next? After crying all day, Id like to begin the long road of closure. Him and my mother had me at 17, 25 years ago, I\u2019m his only child. What are the first steps someone takes? I appreciate the help you can give.",
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"Not a Lawyer. Just old enough to understand a few things. The death of a parent is a very traumatic event in our lives. I am sorry for your loss. 1) Find a friend who you trust with good advice. Preferably, someone who has gone through this. 2) Contact his employer. There may be some life insurance. 3) Start a thorough search through his \"stuff\". You may find records relating to his life, and things that require attention. Car note, insurance, mortgage, any loans, etc. Understand that YOU are NOT responsible for your fathers debts, if any, despite what the lenders will tell you. Unless you co-signed. The estate is. 4) File a death notice in the paper, look at the laws of Florida to determine how long after that notice is filed a lender can file a notice of a debt. After that date passes, ignore any further notices. 5) Contact the Social Security administration, the VA (if he was military at all) and any other government authority that is pertinent to his life. Hang out with a few people who knew your dad, laugh some, cry some and allow the healing to begin.": 0.0,
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"Happened to my wife\u2019s dad.. get a good lawyer so they can handle all the legal stuff for you. Don\u2019t sign anything from the insurance company till you get lawyer.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[FL] My father died this morning, he was hit by a car crossing the street. What do I do next? After crying all day, Id like to begin the long road of closure. Him and my mother had me at 17, 25 years ago, I\u2019m his only child. What are the first steps someone takes? I appreciate the help you can give.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What type of engineers travel the most?",
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"My company has field service engineers that travel around the world to start up and support our systems and equipment. They are on the road probably 80% of the year.": 0.0,
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"Obviously train engineers. Duh.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat type of engineers travel the most?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you work on your personal projects after a work day Hey ya'll! So I have been a PCB layout and firmware development engineer at a startup for about a year now (first job). Before my job I would work on personal projects that also involved layout and firmware which I loved. But now that there is so much overlap between my work and my hobby, I find it hard to find the motivation to work on personal projects. How do you guys go about this? I have found it hard not just to work on my own projects, but also to come up with ideas to do so. I figure if my job did not have so much overlap, I would have been able to work on my projects...",
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"It depends on the stress of your job. If you have a relatively low-stress job, working on projects when you get home doesn't feel like such a waste of the little precious free time you get. If your job is stressful, that precious little free time needs to be used on the tasks that maximize de-stressing. Otherwise it's mostly down to discipline. I try to devote at least an hour to working on projects or chores when I get home. Then worst case scenario I can sit for the rest of the night and be lazy and not feel like I didn't get anything done. 4-10s is a good suggestion. Having an entire extra weekend day is huge. Starting work earlier in the day helps me as well. I can do fine on 6 hours of sleep, but I'll also lay in bed forever given the chance. Starting my day earlier helps me keep to my normal amount of sleep which means I can get my 8 hours of work in sooner which leaves me more of the afternoon for personal stuff.": 0.0,
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"I have switched my hobbies from tech to completely manual and non engineering in any way. I used to have a side gig building web sites. Had to give that up. Loved it for years, but it gets to a point that the last thing I want to do is sit in front of a computer. I used to build my computers. Trust me, I rather drop $500 bucks at Dell for a glorified browser and email storer. I bike (trails and road ebike), paint, gardening, astronomy. I use my engineering skills to solve problems but the point is to take a mental break.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you work on your personal projects after a work day Hey ya'll! So I have been a PCB layout and firmware development engineer at a startup for about a year now (first job). Before my job I would work on personal projects that also involved layout and firmware which I loved. But now that there is so much overlap between my work and my hobby, I find it hard to find the motivation to work on personal projects. How do you guys go about this? I have found it hard not just to work on my own projects, but also to come up with ideas to do so. I figure if my job did not have so much overlap, I would have been able to work on my projects...\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Saying certain words makes my vision go weird 16M Caucasian, I weigh around 260 , I\u2019m 5\u201911. I take cetrizine, nasal spray, and montelukast. I have allergies, anxiety, and OCD. As the title says, saying some words makes my vision go weird. Everything will tilt downward. Until I stop pronouncing the word. Words like B, D, M, U, V, and Z are ones ive noticed. I used to have no problem saying any of these words. It\u2019s started with the word Z and hadn\u2019t progressed until today. I have astigmatism and wear glasses I also have a depth perception I\u2019m sure because seeing some stuff like floors look like they\u2019re tilting up and some things look tilted to me. I\u2019ve never had an issue with this either until months ago. I dont know if this is related or not. I can\u2019t find anything about this on the web, but it bugging the hell out of me.",
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"Not a doctor and I have no fucking idea but I am so fascinated. If you find out please update us!": 0.0,
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"Meet a ophtho-neurologist they will love this shit Edit- shit my bad, neuro-ophthalmologist is the more common way of saying it \ud83d\ude05": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSaying certain words makes my vision go weird 16M Caucasian, I weigh around 260 , I\u2019m 5\u201911. I take cetrizine, nasal spray, and montelukast. I have allergies, anxiety, and OCD. As the title says, saying some words makes my vision go weird. Everything will tilt downward. Until I stop pronouncing the word. Words like B, D, M, U, V, and Z are ones ive noticed. I used to have no problem saying any of these words. It\u2019s started with the word Z and hadn\u2019t progressed until today. I have astigmatism and wear glasses I also have a depth perception I\u2019m sure because seeing some stuff like floors look like they\u2019re tilting up and some things look tilted to me. I\u2019ve never had an issue with this either until months ago. I dont know if this is related or not. I can\u2019t find anything about this on the web, but it bugging the hell out of me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] Is Deadpool really as obsessed with Spiderman as fan art makes him out to be. And if so then why is he interested in Spiderman.",
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"People always mistake deadpool for spiderman because of the similarities in their costumes.": 0.0,
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"Deadpool is obsessed with spider man for two reasons: 1. He gets mistaken for him a lot. 2. Peter, like pretty much every other hero who deadpool knows, doesn't get the fact that deadpool is actually insane. But, he does recognize that deadpool acts the way he does because he really does want to be viewed as a hero, but doesn't know how to handle the rejection that the public throws at him. Peter thinks he acts like a wild card because he's being immature and acting out, much like Peter himself did when he was younger, and so he tries to give him advice. Deadpool always almost listens, but then his insanity kicks in and he brushes it off as a joke. Deep down, though, deadpool knows that of all the heroes he deals with, Spider-Man is the one who *almost* understands him": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Marvel] Is Deadpool really as obsessed with Spiderman as fan art makes him out to be. And if so then why is he interested in Spiderman.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Butter in vanilla cupcakes vs. oil in chocolate cupcakes? Why do most recipes I see for chocolate cupcakes use oil as the fat when vanilla cupcakes use butter? I can\u2019t find a reliable chocolate cake/cupcake online that uses butter and I feel like oil-based batters feel too much like a muffin to me. If anyone has any insight into this phenomenon or a recipe they\u2019d like to share, I would appreciate it greatly!",
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"Does the recipe use chocolate or just cocoa? Some recipes that use chocolate have oil so that you can melt the chocolate with the oil. I usually just sub butter except for 1/4 c of oil that I melt with the chocolate.": 0.0,
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"Notice that oil is liquid at room temperature, while butter is semi-solid. Oil provides more of a moist mouthfeel than butter in baked goods. However, oil is also flavourless (assuming a neutral oil of course), while butter has that rich flavour that is so important in cooking. Vanilla cakes have a very subtle flavour, hence the flavour from butter is very important. On the other hand, chocolate overpowers the flavour of butter, so it's possible to substitute it out for oil for its moistness without noticing much loss of flavour. Outside of just the ingredients themselves, there's also the mixing methods. A butter-based cake is usually mixed by the creaming method, where the butter and sugar(s) are creamed together. This isn't simply to just combine the two ingredients, but also to create small air cells within the butter that will allow for additional leavening during baking. This process is known as \"mechanical leavening\", since you're creating leavening from mechanical mixing. Here's an article from Stella Parks that goes further in-depth on how it works. If oil is used instead of butter, then you won't get the leavening from the creaming process, so you end up with a denser product. This is probably why the oil-based batters you've had feel more like a muffin.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nButter in vanilla cupcakes vs. oil in chocolate cupcakes? Why do most recipes I see for chocolate cupcakes use oil as the fat when vanilla cupcakes use butter? I can\u2019t find a reliable chocolate cake/cupcake online that uses butter and I feel like oil-based batters feel too much like a muffin to me. If anyone has any insight into this phenomenon or a recipe they\u2019d like to share, I would appreciate it greatly!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old why does the value e in math have so many things based around it? As the title says, how come the value e is special? it has functions and rules just dedicated to it, but what sets it apart from another random number?",
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"I'll try to do it without equations. Imagine you have money in a high risk savings account. Let's say $1000, which is earning 100% interest per year. If interest is calculated once, at the end of the year, you would have $2000, right? Suppose I now say the annual rate is still 100% but I'll calculate the interest and add it on to your original amount every six months. (So 50% return each half year). This would make you $250 better off! (As you now *also* get the second half of the year's 50% on the first half of the year's $500 interest.) So, the more often we calculate the interest, the better - even though the yearly return is still 100% Let's take it further. If the interest calculation was monthly, then the yearly return would be $1613. So 2.61 times your starting amount by me just splitting your 100% return into smaller slices. So the question is - how far can we take this? What effective return would we get if we recalculated daily? hourly? every minute? Well it turns out that the answer is 'e'. If we could recalculate the 100% interest every second or less then we would get end up with $2718.28": 0.0,
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"Imagine you have a snowball rolling down a hill. As it collects snow, it grows. Let's say that the amount of snow it collects depends on how much snow it already has - so it's getting bigger faster and faster! What would a plot of its size look like? It turns out that you'll find an 'e' in the equation you'll need to describe this slope - e is 2.7 and change. The equation y=e^(x) creates a curve whose slope (rate of change) is equal to its value at every point. So lots of things in nature involve this kind of growth - like a colony of bacteria where the rate of growth depends on the number of bacteria in it. It's very special in calculus, as y=e^(x) is unaffected by derivatives. The questions 'what's the value of this function' and 'how fast is this function changing (i.e. what is its derivative?)' have the same answer!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old why does the value e in math have so many things based around it? As the title says, how come the value e is special? it has functions and rules just dedicated to it, but what sets it apart from another random number?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] How exactly did Tony Stark revealing himself as Iron Man increase the number of enhanced individuals? In Civil War It's implied in that Tony Stark revealing himself as Iron Man caused a boom of superheroes and supervillains. But How? And Why?",
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"It's simply a post hoc fallacy. It's quite possible that humanity simply reached a tipping point in its advancement in which enhanced individuals would now become an inevitability rather than a rarity, and Tony was simply an early and prominent example.": 0.0,
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"\"In the eight years since Mr. Stark announced himself as Iron Man, the number of known enhanced persons has grown exponentially. And during the same period, the number of potentially world-ending events has risen at a commensurate rate.\" The keyword here is \"known\". There have always been enhanced individuals, but after Tony Stark announced himself to the world, he basically changed the public consciousness and people became okay with the idea of there being superheroes. Previously Steve Rogers was openly a superhero, but this was partly due to how he was exploited by the US government for propaganda purposes. Aside from Captain America, the existence of aliens like the Asgardians was confined to the realm of myths and legends, Hank Pym's shrink tech was kept strictly confidential, other super soldiers like Isiah Bradley and the Red Guardian were kept hush hush by their governments, the incident with the Skrulls and Captain Marvel was covered up, Wakanda pretended to be an impoverished nation, sorcerers largely kept to themselves in Kamar-Taj and the Sanctums, etc. But now, with Iron Man basically saying, \"Yeah, superheroes exist, deal with it,\" people could accept the existence of people with extraordinary abilities, so the need to cover things up was no longer as pressing. So the US government and military didn't really bother to cover up the Hulk and the Abomination. They were all like, \"Yeah, these guys broke Harlem.\" The attempt to cover up Thor's arrival was also pretty half-assed. And then the Avengers came together to fight the Chitauri in the Battle of New York, and after that pretty much everyone with enhanced abilities felt comfortable about appearing in public (Stephen Strange, T'Challa, Peter Parker, Scott Lang, etc).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] How exactly did Tony Stark revealing himself as Iron Man increase the number of enhanced individuals? In Civil War It's implied in that Tony Stark revealing himself as Iron Man caused a boom of superheroes and supervillains. But How? And Why?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I'm so embarrassed. How can a face my favorite clinic again? My dog is 9 years old. I moved from a not dog friendly area to an area more accommodating a few years ago. We found a wonderful vet clinic who are amazing. Story time: My dog, white with black spots and originally born in the Caribbean, loves to sun bathe. I took him to a proper beach for the first time ever on Thursday. We spent a few hours walking along the shore finding sea shells, digging holes and chilling. I get back to my mother-in-law's house to hose the sand off him. Suddenly! He's bleeding! No...no his skin is red! His skin is red everywhere!! From toe to tail his skin looks so sun burnt. I'm awash with guilt. How could I let this happen? I rush him inside. He curls up on his bed and starts licking his paws while shaking in pain. I'm mortified. Horrified. I call our vet. Make him an appointment for the morning. Gather ourselves together and depart my Mother-in-law's for our 4 hour journey home. The next morning he seems....fine? I'm doubting myself but take him in anyway. He wasn't burnt. At all. He was just flushed from being in the sun. Shaking and licking because I *covered him in cold hose water and put him in an air conditioned house* I feel *so so so* foolish. I was so embarrassed I forgot to ask for a refill on his Simparica and now I have to go back. I wasted a \"squeeze in\" appointment on a busy day for a dog who had fun in the sun. Please, professionals of r/askvet , forgive people like me.",
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"Nothing embarrassing about being a good dog owner! It\u2019s better to be safe than sorry.": 0.0,
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"Don't be embarrassed! It's a lot better for you to be (only slightly) overly concerned than not concerned enough! You did what you thought was best - you aren't a vet, it's okay that you didn't know he was just flushed! Trust me, they won't think anything bad or judge you for that. If anything they'll be glad you were concerned and made an appointment! And I'm positive they're very glad nothing was wrong. Go get that baby's Simparica :)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askvet that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI'm so embarrassed. How can a face my favorite clinic again? My dog is 9 years old. I moved from a not dog friendly area to an area more accommodating a few years ago. We found a wonderful vet clinic who are amazing. Story time: My dog, white with black spots and originally born in the Caribbean, loves to sun bathe. I took him to a proper beach for the first time ever on Thursday. We spent a few hours walking along the shore finding sea shells, digging holes and chilling. I get back to my mother-in-law's house to hose the sand off him. Suddenly! He's bleeding! No...no his skin is red! His skin is red everywhere!! From toe to tail his skin looks so sun burnt. I'm awash with guilt. How could I let this happen? I rush him inside. He curls up on his bed and starts licking his paws while shaking in pain. I'm mortified. Horrified. I call our vet. Make him an appointment for the morning. Gather ourselves together and depart my Mother-in-law's for our 4 hour journey home. The next morning he seems....fine? I'm doubting myself but take him in anyway. He wasn't burnt. At all. He was just flushed from being in the sun. Shaking and licking because I *covered him in cold hose water and put him in an air conditioned house* I feel *so so so* foolish. I was so embarrassed I forgot to ask for a refill on his Simparica and now I have to go back. I wasted a \"squeeze in\" appointment on a busy day for a dog who had fun in the sun. Please, professionals of r/askvet , forgive people like me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My Ex Boyfriend (16) is threatening to leak my (16) nudes if we don't continue our relationship. (CA). For some backstory, we had met off Omegle and it had turned out we lived not too far from each other. We had a relationship going on (which was of slight long distance). After we broke up, he has been threatening to leak my nudes and he's forcing me to continue being in a relationship with him (which I was forced to stay in). I don't want to tell my parents for obvious reasons, however, is there a specific procedure for this sort of thing?",
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"Please tell your parents, or an adult you have a great relation and trust. You are going to need support. You cant do this alone. What this guy is doing is illegal. He is blackmailing you, and like others said, he will force you to do other things against your will. You can't live like this. You need to consult the police. Gather as much evidence as you can. Record converstions, text, everything. He leaks those pictures, he is in trouble with the law. He may not do it, but you are not going to wonder if he does it or not. Also, I hope his parents have common sense, and see how f/u their son is once they find out.": 0.0,
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"So: not a lawyer, not legal advice, yada yada. So he\u2019s not only threatening to release child porn, he\u2019s blackmailing you into staying in a relationship with him. Depending on what \u2018staying in a relationship\u2019 means, it could very well be sexual assault as well. These are actual crimes that he is committing against you. I get not wanting to tell your parents. I can\u2019t imagine how trapped, betrayed, and upset you must feel right now. But your \u201cboyfriend\u201d is abusing you. He\u2019s holding something over your head to keep you compliant, doing what he wants. He doesn\u2019t care about you, he just wants to control you. Nothing about this is your fault. I am deeply, deeply sorry that this is happening to you. If you were to go to your parents, would you be in danger from them? Also- you said the relationship is partly long distance. Did he threaten you in person, over the phone, or by text? If it\u2019s in writing, (and you\u2019re able to) I would sit down with your parents and tell them your boyfriend is threatening to release these, that you need help, and that you want to go to the police.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy Ex Boyfriend (16) is threatening to leak my (16) nudes if we don't continue our relationship. (CA). For some backstory, we had met off Omegle and it had turned out we lived not too far from each other. We had a relationship going on (which was of slight long distance). After we broke up, he has been threatening to leak my nudes and he's forcing me to continue being in a relationship with him (which I was forced to stay in). I don't want to tell my parents for obvious reasons, however, is there a specific procedure for this sort of thing?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to talk to a grad student about productivity issues? I'm paying one of my grad students for 40 hours of work per week, and I feel like I'm getting barely half of that. How do I politely approach her on this subject without sounding like I'm micromanaging? I'm fairly new to academia, so I haven't really had to deal with this before. Most of what she's currently working on is funded from an internal pot of money, so it's not like she's missing external deadlines from sponsors. I will tell her that I want a certain model estimated by so-and-so, and when that time comes she'll tell me that she was having issues with the software, or the model was giving errors, or that it's taking longer to converge than she expected. I.e., nothing I can definitively call her out on. This is a PhD student entering her third year, and I'm worried that she's slipping. I just don't know how to broach this respectfully.",
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"Let me just add in a perspective you may not have considered. This is a really shitty time to be a PhD student. Most PhD students got pay cuts this year due to inflation, covid is still rampant, anyone who needs a car is paying a fuck-ton in gas money, the US is failing, and people are dealing with mounting health issues like long covid and related conditions. Add all that to the fact that job prospects post-phd have never been worse. Your student is probably struggling and knows you feel this way. Hell, maybe they have seen this post. \"Calling her out\" is not going to help. Edit: I also gotta ask, since you say you pay them hourly - what is the hourly rate?": 0.0,
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"Setting up tasks and keeping an eye on the progress is totally fair, just make sure that you realistically estimate the time those tasks need. Sorting out a package installation can take the whole day. Fixing convergence issues can take a week. On top of that, everything takes \\*much\\* longer for a student who is doing this for the first time. Maybe you should first see if she is actually putting in approximately a full time's worth of work, or if it's a motivation problem.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to talk to a grad student about productivity issues? I'm paying one of my grad students for 40 hours of work per week, and I feel like I'm getting barely half of that. How do I politely approach her on this subject without sounding like I'm micromanaging? I'm fairly new to academia, so I haven't really had to deal with this before. Most of what she's currently working on is funded from an internal pot of money, so it's not like she's missing external deadlines from sponsors. I will tell her that I want a certain model estimated by so-and-so, and when that time comes she'll tell me that she was having issues with the software, or the model was giving errors, or that it's taking longer to converge than she expected. I.e., nothing I can definitively call her out on. This is a PhD student entering her third year, and I'm worried that she's slipping. I just don't know how to broach this respectfully.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old When wanting to exit our solar system, do we have to always go outward from the sun in the direction of the other planets? Or can we simply travel \"north\"?",
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"You can leave in any direction you want, but the suns gravity makes this very hard. You need to speed up a lot to leave the solar system. You can do a bit of trick by taking advantage of the fact that the earth is already orbiting the sun and using that speed as a base similar to the way you launch from near the equator when leaving earth to take advantage of the earths rotation. If you do that you fly of in the plane that earth (and all the other planets and stuff) orbit the sun. You can also take advantage of heavy objects like planets or the sun itself to fling yourself outwards by first letting yourself get pulled in by their gravity. To slingshot like this you need to get near them. You totally don't have to do any of that. It just saves fuel. Of course saving fuel is a huge part of rocket science anyway so you do have to do it.": 0.0,
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"You could but you never would. Since the earth is orbiting the sun, your rocket is already orbiting the sun. This means it's already moving at some 100,000km/h and you can use that speed to help you exit the solar system. If you wanted to travel \"north\" then you need to bring extra fuel.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old When wanting to exit our solar system, do we have to always go outward from the sun in the direction of the other planets? Or can we simply travel \"north\"?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Co-worked attacked me then in front of a supervisor she cussed me out. My department manger wanted to throw away the incident report. Work at a medical facility in California. Yesterday a co-worker was upset with me to the point she grabbed my glasses from my face twice and threw them across the room when no one is looking. Immediately told the Charge nurse who then told a director. They talked to us, but I still wanted to make an incident report with security. She told me to \u201cshut the f*** up f****t.\u201d Infront of one of the directors who was trying to mediate the problem. Today I found out my boss wanted security to throw away the report. Security did not and I asked for a copy of the report now. What can do with this or can I do anything? She\u2019s a Nurse(42)F and I am a janitor (25)M.",
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"Not a lawyer, but please file a police report. If you have been assaulted, a police report will not only add credence and legitimately to your report to security and any future legal action you take, but is a valid action to take. A company willing to throw away a report, or try, could very possibly want to delegitimize your experience when legal action is discussed. Also, as this is a medical professional, they should not be doing things like this and still be employed. Protect yourself from retaliation and ensure your experience is reported to all available authority figures.": 0.0,
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"You're in California, so being called a F****T at work in response to reporting someone who previously assaulted you (the glasses) crosses the line (IMO, Not a lawyer) into a violation of your civil rights under the Fair Employment and Housing Act. Since this happened in front of a supervisor and they are doing nothing about it, this loops them into the problem as they are mandated to uphold FEHA as they certainly know under their mandated training. Call the Civil Rights Department of the State of California at 800 884-1864 and tell them what happened. Their email is contact.center@dfeh.ca.gov. I'm sorry this happened. It is wrong and you shouldn't feel responsible for anything that happened to you.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCo-worked attacked me then in front of a supervisor she cussed me out. My department manger wanted to throw away the incident report. Work at a medical facility in California. Yesterday a co-worker was upset with me to the point she grabbed my glasses from my face twice and threw them across the room when no one is looking. Immediately told the Charge nurse who then told a director. They talked to us, but I still wanted to make an incident report with security. She told me to \u201cshut the f*** up f****t.\u201d Infront of one of the directors who was trying to mediate the problem. Today I found out my boss wanted security to throw away the report. Security did not and I asked for a copy of the report now. What can do with this or can I do anything? She\u2019s a Nurse(42)F and I am a janitor (25)M.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Anytime I cook marinated chicken breast on the stove, the marinade and cooking oil burn before the meat is fully cooked. What am I doing wrong? It\u2019s not my preferred cut of meat, but sometimes I marinate chicken breasts for about a day and then try to cook it on my stovetop in my stainless steel pan. I wait for the oil to get hot (before it starts burning though) then add the chicken breast, and cook it on med high heat. but the marinade and oil ALWAYS end up burning and make my apartment super smoky before the chicken is fully cooked. Last night my chicken was on the stove for about 15 min on med high heat and the internal temp didn\u2019t pass 155 degrees in the thickest part (I tried flattening them as much as possible). But I couldn\u2019t allow it to continue to cook as everything else was burning and smoking. Am I doing something wrong? Are stainless steel pans just not the best to use in this situation? I\u2019ve tried cast iron but I have the same problem with that too (but I\u2019m not as skilled with cast iron as other types of pots). I appreciate any and all help.",
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"Sounds like you are cooking at too high a temperature.": 0.0,
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"Stainless steel pans are great, but you rarely need more than medium heat. Unless you are boiling water or searing meat (that's not covered in a marinade), then you should lower the heat. Especially in your case, where things are burning on the outside before they're cooked on the inside. BTW, 155F is perfect to pull the chicken breast. It'll reach close to 165F with a 3-5 minute rest. So just turn your heat down next time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAnytime I cook marinated chicken breast on the stove, the marinade and cooking oil burn before the meat is fully cooked. What am I doing wrong? It\u2019s not my preferred cut of meat, but sometimes I marinate chicken breasts for about a day and then try to cook it on my stovetop in my stainless steel pan. I wait for the oil to get hot (before it starts burning though) then add the chicken breast, and cook it on med high heat. but the marinade and oil ALWAYS end up burning and make my apartment super smoky before the chicken is fully cooked. Last night my chicken was on the stove for about 15 min on med high heat and the internal temp didn\u2019t pass 155 degrees in the thickest part (I tried flattening them as much as possible). But I couldn\u2019t allow it to continue to cook as everything else was burning and smoking. Am I doing something wrong? Are stainless steel pans just not the best to use in this situation? I\u2019ve tried cast iron but I have the same problem with that too (but I\u2019m not as skilled with cast iron as other types of pots). I appreciate any and all help.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "is it the case that poisonous animals tend to be colourful and if so why is it that they tend to evolve to be colourful moreso then other animals?",
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"Their strategy to survive is not to hide or be strong but to be poisonus. Unfortunately it doesn't help you much to be poisonous when something else ate you already. So for most of them it makes sense if they can be recognised easily so that the next of their species won't be eaten again.": 0.0,
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"The \u201cwhy\u201d comes down to evolution. Let\u2019s do a thought experiment. There is a population of caterpillars that are poisonous. They look exactly like a non-poisonous species and both are mostly brown. Birds will try to eat both. They notice that some taste great and some taste awful. Which is which though? You don\u2019t want to make the same mistake twice. There is, of course, genetic variation in coloration. Some of the poisonous caterpillars have small, thin red stripes and some don\u2019t. The birds eat both and notice that all of the ones with red stripes taste bad but only some of the all brown ones taste bad (because some are poisonous and some are the non-poisonous species). They stop eating the striped ones but keep eating the brown ones (and spitting them out). The poisonous ones with no red stripes are thus weeded out of the gene pool and all of the poisonous offspring now only have red stripes. Over time, those red stripes get larger and larger as the caterpillars with bolder red stripes are less likely to accidentally get eaten and thus the genes for bold bright warning colors are more likely to be spread in the gene pool of poisonous animals. The opposite is true for tasty non-poisonous animals. Only those with the best adapted camouflage survive to pass their genes onto the next generation.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nis it the case that poisonous animals tend to be colourful and if so why is it that they tend to evolve to be colourful moreso then other animals?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why are airplane propellers generally in the front and boat propellers in the back?",
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"Early military forces used both pusher and tractor aircraft. Pusher had the advantage that guns were free to fire directly forward, but were disliked by pilots because a small crash would send the engine/spinning propeller thru the pilot. With the invention of the Synchronization gear tractor aircraft were able to fire forward.": 0.0,
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"Most small boats are designed to glide over and even out if the water at high speed in a process called \"planing,\" which can't happen if the propeller is in front. Airplanes can be designed with \"tractor\" or \"pusher\" configurations of propellers. Pusher propeller designs have many disadvantages, like having to use an airflow disturbed by the fuselage, having to avoid hitting the ground when the pitching up during takeoff, center of gravity issues, vibration, ingesting ice from wings, heat dissipation...there's a long list of problems that are solved by using the tractor design.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy are airplane propellers generally in the front and boat propellers in the back?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can you make mayo with chilli oil?? I just made chilli oil and i wonder if you can make mayo but insted of the oil usually used to make the emulsion in mayo, use chilli oil so you get a very flavorful and spicy mayo. I dont have a lot of exprience with mayo making so I dont know if such thing can work.",
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"Yeah I do it all the time. I use the Serious Eats chili crisp and replace some of the canola oil with chili crisp. I use the immersion blender mayo recipe too.": 0.0,
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"Yes it will make a mayo. Basically any liquid oil will make a mayo at least structurally even if the flavors are a bit wonky, and it is great to play with infused oils to give you different flavors. On the other hand it will likely be way too hot to be pleasant (at least for my tastes and the chili oils I tend to use). If you already have mayo you can just stir in chili oil to taste or if making from scratch balance the chili oil with a more neutral oil to get the right spice level.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan you make mayo with chilli oil?? I just made chilli oil and i wonder if you can make mayo but insted of the oil usually used to make the emulsion in mayo, use chilli oil so you get a very flavorful and spicy mayo. I dont have a lot of exprience with mayo making so I dont know if such thing can work.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Avengers: Endgame] So everyone that was snapped away has just been brought back, is there enough food? It's been 5 years since they were snapped away and food production has adjusted to the new population size. How on earth are we going to manage to feed double the population overnight?",
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"Yes. For probably the third or fourth time this week, this is why they chose the Hulk to use the infinity gauntlet-- Thor or Carol had as good a chance of surviving as he did, but only he was both that strong and clever enough to think of enough contingencies to make sure that no one who was brought back would be killed by circumstance.": 0.0,
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"Double isn't that bad for the west. The average western nation wastes HUGE amounts of food. And people can spin up a bunch of production fairly fast. Power usage is far more concerning. And hundreds of support industries. Sure you've got the people with skills like you always had, but there's new people in those roles now. Production lines and transport has changed. The entire world is thrown into chaos. millions of people in someone else's home. People have moved onto new relationships. Food is probably the least disastrous of the horror it caused. And Far From Home significantly glossed over it all.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Avengers: Endgame] So everyone that was snapped away has just been brought back, is there enough food? It's been 5 years since they were snapped away and food production has adjusted to the new population size. How on earth are we going to manage to feed double the population overnight?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Too much responsibility in first engineering job? I started my first engineering job about a year ago. Currently I find myself writing technical specifications and developing drawings from scratch, managing projects on the scale of $40 million, all with very little oversight. Nobody checks my work, even when I ask for it. My company trusts me but I don't have much experience at all. I feel like it is all going to come crashing down in a few months. Is this standard for new engineers?",
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"It's not standard, but it's also not done without thought (at least, in my experience). That is to say that while they may trust you, that doesn't mean they trust every new guy like that. It's a compliment and you're being fast tracked.": 0.0,
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"You should really push for some kind of review process where others can check your work. If something goes wrong, you, and you alone, are going to be on the hook for it. That's not to say you aren't good at your job. A review process is just standard practice to minimize risk.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nToo much responsibility in first engineering job? I started my first engineering job about a year ago. Currently I find myself writing technical specifications and developing drawings from scratch, managing projects on the scale of $40 million, all with very little oversight. Nobody checks my work, even when I ask for it. My company trusts me but I don't have much experience at all. I feel like it is all going to come crashing down in a few months. Is this standard for new engineers?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do Americans refer to yams and sweet potatoes interchangeably? The starchiness is very different. My supermarket SAYS they sell sweet potatoes but they\u2019re actually yams. My boyfriend has grabbed yams for gnocchi and a puree but I don\u2019t think they can be used interchangeably for these dishes?",
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"Because many American grocery stores sell sweet potatoes under the name yams. https://www.bonappetit.com/story/difference-between-sweet-potato-and-yam": 0.0,
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"The show High on the Hog (Netflix docu series about African American food) talks about this. I watched it a while ago so I don't remember exactly... But I think it had to do with slaves being brought over and swapping out yams (that they'd eat in Africa) for sweet potatoes because it's what was available there. But the name yams stuck despite it being a different ingredient.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do Americans refer to yams and sweet potatoes interchangeably? The starchiness is very different. My supermarket SAYS they sell sweet potatoes but they\u2019re actually yams. My boyfriend has grabbed yams for gnocchi and a puree but I don\u2019t think they can be used interchangeably for these dishes?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: When scientists say a planet is habitable, they are referring to habitable condition for human life. Are they considering there may be life very different from us, in which our habitable definition may not be habitable for them, and vice versa?",
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"Scientists mean habitable conditions for Earth-like life, not specifically human. That spans a broader range of conditions, some already experienced on Earth through its lifetime.": 0.0,
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"They're looking for planets on which it's possible to have liquid water. Life requires chemistry. Forget magical beings of energy or something like that. That's Fantasy Sci Fi. Now, since life requires chemistry it'll require something for that chemistry to take place in otherwise it'd be one compound sitting over there and another sitting over there and doing nothing with each other. The best liquid for this to occur in is water. This is not because we use water, it's because water is literally the best liquid for chemistry. Water is able to dissolve more things than any other liquid. This means that liquid water has a higher chance of chemistry occurring in it. This means a higher chance for life to exist. If we one day find life existing under way different conditions then we can add that to our list of things to look for but until then it makes sense to look for what we know works.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: When scientists say a planet is habitable, they are referring to habitable condition for human life. Are they considering there may be life very different from us, in which our habitable definition may not be habitable for them, and vice versa?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My landlord is scheming of different ways to evict me because of rent control. Today he tried to come into my house without formal notice for \"smoke detector inspection\", when I refused he called the cops for a wellness check About a week ago he sent me a 60 day move out notice say that I, someone who's live in this 4 plex for 12 years (I'm the oldest staying tenant here), need to move out because his relative is moving in. Then installed cameras pointing literally at my door after seeing my gf come in and out of my house. Today while I was working remotely at home, he called me saying he's here for a smoke alarm inspection. I told him to come back after giving me a formal notice, as soon as a refused he then called the LAPD stating that I was on drugs so I needed a wellness check. About 30 minutes after, 3 police officers showed up to myself saying that I need to step out so that they can see my face. I complied, stepped out and locked the door behind me, as soon as they saw me they walked away. My question is that, is this considered harassment from my Landlord? What can I do to make him legally stop bothering me.",
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"Hi there! I\u2019m the LegalFAQ bot. It looks like you may be experiencing housing issues related to housing or eviction. Come to https://legalfaq.org to find legal resources for renters in each state. You can also find links to local groups that can help you with legal, financial, or other problems at https://legalfaq.org/getHelp. Help us provide accurate advice to fellow redditors: if your post was related to housing or eviction, please like this comment; otherwise, please dislike this comment. *v0.1*": 0.0,
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"Contact the local PD and report that your landlord filed a false report that resulted in 3 officers having to do a wellness check on a perfectly healthy person. LA also has some pretty strong tenant protections. I would contact a local tenant aid group; they should be able to point you to proper help to fight an illegal eviction.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy landlord is scheming of different ways to evict me because of rent control. Today he tried to come into my house without formal notice for \"smoke detector inspection\", when I refused he called the cops for a wellness check About a week ago he sent me a 60 day move out notice say that I, someone who's live in this 4 plex for 12 years (I'm the oldest staying tenant here), need to move out because his relative is moving in. Then installed cameras pointing literally at my door after seeing my gf come in and out of my house. Today while I was working remotely at home, he called me saying he's here for a smoke alarm inspection. I told him to come back after giving me a formal notice, as soon as a refused he then called the LAPD stating that I was on drugs so I needed a wellness check. About 30 minutes after, 3 police officers showed up to myself saying that I need to step out so that they can see my face. I complied, stepped out and locked the door behind me, as soon as they saw me they walked away. My question is that, is this considered harassment from my Landlord? What can I do to make him legally stop bothering me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] Why was Arthur Weasley, a man clueless on Muggle matters, head of Muggle Studies (or something of the like) when muggleborns like Hermoine exist and would be better equipped? Is it discrimination?",
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"To answer the question of why a muggleborn want doing it: If you were raised in a normal family then suddenly found out you had magical powers would you want to spend your time finding a fork that was enchanted to turn anything picked up with it lukewarm or hunting dragons in Bolivia?": 0.0,
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">man clueless on Muggle matters Is he, though? I know he keeps asking dumb stuff to Harry, but we view this from Harry's perspective (as a kid). What if this is an attempt to include Harry, \"make conversation\" and form a relationship with him? Think about this: Harry is a kid that knows nothing of the wizarding world, so he doesn't have anything to add to a conversation or discussion on anything magic relates. Unlike Hermione that read books about the wizarding world, Harry is mostly clueless. Without any attempt to include Harry, he wouldn't feel like part of the Weasley family. Have you ever talked to a kid and asked about their interests even tho you already knew all about the subject? Have you asked them to explain things like the cartoons they are watching and such? Kids will think you, an adult, are stupid or dumb for not knowing simple stuff like how many pokemon there are or what are Elsa's powers, but asking them about it it's a good teaching and bonding tool. It's the same thing in this case. Arthur is the father of seven kids and he has a good relationship with them. He knows how to bond with Harry and one thing he does to achieve that is by talking to him about stuff Harry knows.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Harry Potter] Why was Arthur Weasley, a man clueless on Muggle matters, head of Muggle Studies (or something of the like) when muggleborns like Hermoine exist and would be better equipped? Is it discrimination?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "San Marzano tomatoes: are they worth it? Recipes always call for whole San Marzano tomatoes in sauces. Is it really worth it? Normal canned tomatoes cost 1$ each, while a can of San Marzanos costs 5,99$ at my grocery store. Pretty expensive for my taste. Plain whole Italian tomatoes are 2,49$. Can I go with that instead?",
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"When I first started making pizza, I was buying San Marzanos. After a while, I switch to regular because they were cheaper, and at first I thought I couldn't tell the difference. A few batches later, I definitely felt like there was a little something missing compared to the first batches. I tried San Marzano again, and lo-and-behold, I liked it a tiny bit better. Now I buy San Marzano if on sale. If they aren't, or if I'm tight on cash, I buy regular and it's very very close to the same thing. But I can notice the slight difference that regular tomatoes are slightly less rich, slightly less sweet, and slightly more acidic.": 0.0,
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"In blind taste test no-one in our kitchen could tell. In taste test where we identified San Marzano, everyone chose them as best... except I lied, and all of the dishes in that test were made with no-name bargain tomatoes. So - whatevs.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSan Marzano tomatoes: are they worth it? Recipes always call for whole San Marzano tomatoes in sauces. Is it really worth it? Normal canned tomatoes cost 1$ each, while a can of San Marzanos costs 5,99$ at my grocery store. Pretty expensive for my taste. Plain whole Italian tomatoes are 2,49$. Can I go with that instead?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old why many cultures have developed the practice of carrying large burdens balanced on the head - how is this better than carrying them in the arms?",
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"There\u2019s a similar carry that I learned in construction for dimensional lumber (eg 2x4, 2x6). It\u2019s comfortable to pick up a stack of, say 5 or 6 pieces and rest them on your shoulder, but then rotate your arm to wrap around the wood and hold it down with your hand. The center of balance of the load should be just slightly behind so your arm can slightly press down the front for stability. Because of the rotation, the load doesn\u2019t rest on the bone but is cushioned by the muscle. And since it\u2019s quite close to your spine, the load is transferred very easily downward. It easy to walk over irregular ground for relatively long distances and repeat.": 0.0,
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"It's quite efficient energy wise for the body as the vast majority of the weight is supported by bones instead of muscle exertion. If you're carrying a heavy load with your arms in front of you, you are using a lot of arm and back muscles to balance. This could do you harm if done for a long time. With your bones doing the work you can carry the load a lot farther. Another advantage is that the arms are free both for other tasks and for helping with balance.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old why many cultures have developed the practice of carrying large burdens balanced on the head - how is this better than carrying them in the arms?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] I just took polyjuice potion of a woman who, as luck would have it, is about to go into labor. Am I now also pregnant? Am I having this kid? Does the kid disappear after the potion wears off?",
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"The child is a separate entity. You didn't grab any of its hair, so you don't get it's appearance. You would become a version of the woman who is not pregnant.": 0.0,
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"I would say that you become a version of the woman who *appears to be* pregnant, with all of the discomfort, needs, and shape of such a state. But you just get the experience of what she's going through during the span of time in which you plucked the hair from her head, not necessarily the baby and the eventual birth. The kid is a separate entity, so you don't duplicate the kid, but the mom is, shall we say, *in quite a state*, and you get all of the annoyances of that state.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Harry Potter] I just took polyjuice potion of a woman who, as luck would have it, is about to go into labor. Am I now also pregnant? Am I having this kid? Does the kid disappear after the potion wears off?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[How the Grinch Stole Christmas] Is \"Grinch\" a name, a species, or a title? In the various iterations of the story, he's called \"Grinch,\" \"Mr. Grinch,\" \"a Grinch,\" and \"The Grinch.\" \"Grinch\" sounds like a first name; \"Mr. Grinch\" sounds like a last name; \"A Grinch\" sounds like a species; and \"The Grinch\" could be a title of some sort or indicate that he is one of a kind. Which is it?",
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"best_score": 243,
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"worse_score": 30,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"If you take a look at the popular literature and movies that were around at the time that Seuss' book came out, the phrase \"the grinch\" is used identically with the way people of the time used such phrases as \"the grumpy old man\", \"the curmudgeon\", \"the local crank\", etc. as shorthand for a person who was so unfriendly that he would never tell anyone his real name and preferred being labeled for his preferred social reputation. So at the time the book came out, one might have read in a local magazine short story or heard on a movie, \"But the cantankerous old man liked Christmas not at all!\" or \"The grump's small heart grew three sizes that day!\" or \"The grouch had an idea...\"": 0.0,
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"The original poem refers to multiple grinches: > And I\u2019m sorry to say that **grinches** sell Hoobubs such things every day That doesn't really clear it up, but it's a piece of the puzzle. Sounds like it's a species. In the stories like *How the Grinch Stole Christmas*, he's the only one in the area. He's like \"the Wolf\" or \"the Owl\"...the local representative of an entire race.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[How the Grinch Stole Christmas] Is \"Grinch\" a name, a species, or a title? In the various iterations of the story, he's called \"Grinch,\" \"Mr. Grinch,\" \"a Grinch,\" and \"The Grinch.\" \"Grinch\" sounds like a first name; \"Mr. Grinch\" sounds like a last name; \"A Grinch\" sounds like a species; and \"The Grinch\" could be a title of some sort or indicate that he is one of a kind. Which is it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Can you recommend technical books that list techniques rather than recipes? Back when I was in high school, I learned the discipline of mathematics and the art of going from an individual case to a general extrapolation or formula. I kind of need that for cooking too, now. Most of the books I am presented with are basically just a list of recipes. As I like better to experiment in my kitchen than to follow recipes, I'm seeking a book that explains why recipes work the way they do. I'm always happy to diverge from recipes I read, main reason being I couldn't gather exactly the ingredients proposed by said recipe (in recipe books they are kind of fancy, for some reason). It would be a book that explains simple cooking actions, in example: * why should I practice one cutting technique over another one * why can I put a spice to heat and not another one * what are the optimal time of heating for each vegetable * how to make beans really soft like they do in canned food I think such things are helpful and will allow me to not fall into easy traps. In example lately I've used a lot of red palm oil to try cooking a pilaf rice, and the greasiness of it all was not very delicious. Probably this is the kind of book that's used when learning to become a chef, right? If the book can be found on google books it's even better but if not I'll try to get a physical copy of it. Thanks,",
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"best_score": 346,
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"worse_score": 19,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"The Way to Cook by Julia Child. It teaches methods rather than specific recipes. It is a classic so you might be able to find it in a library. Of course there is also the two volume, the Art of French Cooking but as the title implies, it focuses on French food, and it is very old so a bit dated for some tastes.": 0.0,
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"Food science- Harold McGee's On Food & Cooking. Culinary textbook- CIA's The Professional Chef. Culinary encyclopaedia- Larousse Gastronomique. Culinary thesaurus- The Flavour Bible. Anatomy of flavour- The Flavour Equation. Science of dining- Gastrophysics by Charles Spence. Advanced technique- Modernist Cuisine by Nathan Myhrvold.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan you recommend technical books that list techniques rather than recipes? Back when I was in high school, I learned the discipline of mathematics and the art of going from an individual case to a general extrapolation or formula. I kind of need that for cooking too, now. Most of the books I am presented with are basically just a list of recipes. As I like better to experiment in my kitchen than to follow recipes, I'm seeking a book that explains why recipes work the way they do. I'm always happy to diverge from recipes I read, main reason being I couldn't gather exactly the ingredients proposed by said recipe (in recipe books they are kind of fancy, for some reason). It would be a book that explains simple cooking actions, in example: * why should I practice one cutting technique over another one * why can I put a spice to heat and not another one * what are the optimal time of heating for each vegetable * how to make beans really soft like they do in canned food I think such things are helpful and will allow me to not fall into easy traps. In example lately I've used a lot of red palm oil to try cooking a pilaf rice, and the greasiness of it all was not very delicious. Probably this is the kind of book that's used when learning to become a chef, right? If the book can be found on google books it's even better but if not I'll try to get a physical copy of it. Thanks,\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I'm restarting college in my mid 30's to become an engineer. Civil. How much time do I have to be an engineer? So I never completed college. Tries several times, life got in the way. Now I'm starting. Freshman level. No associates degree yet. So I'm thinking takes at least 4 years to get a bachlors degree and 1 extra year to get a masters if I do a 4+1 program. That's at least 5 years. I'll be 40 when I graduate. So after that 20 years till I'm 60 and then maybe 7 more so total of 27 years till I need to retire and hang up everything and just wait to expire. How much could I get done in that time? 27 years isn't a lot of time because you don't start the ground running you got some years of figuring things out. I'm just looking and thinking 27 years will go by fast and will I have really accomplished that much? Or will I have more than 27 years? Granted that I dont end up kicking it before then. It just feels like such a narrow time gap because a lot of it will be spent learning the ropes, won't it? I'm talking post graduation. Or is that just my own mistake? The reason I want to go into civil engineering is I want to work where I'm not at a desk all the time, get to maybe travel to different countries and be outdoors. My friend is a civil engineer consultant and gets to do that. Im also really good at math and science as well as seeing that the world going down the gutter is like a gold mine of opportunities to fix. And I've heard that as far as civil engineering goes there is a lacking of new graduates in the states so there isna huge demand for new civil engineers as the old ones want to retire.",
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"best_score": 343,
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"worse_score": 91,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"Does it matter? Are you just going to roll over and die now because you can only work for 25 years instead of 40? Do you think the projects you will work on will mean less to the communities because their 50 year old engineer only had 10 years experience?": 0.0,
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"Oh don't worry this generation is going to get to work a really long time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI'm restarting college in my mid 30's to become an engineer. Civil. How much time do I have to be an engineer? So I never completed college. Tries several times, life got in the way. Now I'm starting. Freshman level. No associates degree yet. So I'm thinking takes at least 4 years to get a bachlors degree and 1 extra year to get a masters if I do a 4+1 program. That's at least 5 years. I'll be 40 when I graduate. So after that 20 years till I'm 60 and then maybe 7 more so total of 27 years till I need to retire and hang up everything and just wait to expire. How much could I get done in that time? 27 years isn't a lot of time because you don't start the ground running you got some years of figuring things out. I'm just looking and thinking 27 years will go by fast and will I have really accomplished that much? Or will I have more than 27 years? Granted that I dont end up kicking it before then. It just feels like such a narrow time gap because a lot of it will be spent learning the ropes, won't it? I'm talking post graduation. Or is that just my own mistake? The reason I want to go into civil engineering is I want to work where I'm not at a desk all the time, get to maybe travel to different countries and be outdoors. My friend is a civil engineer consultant and gets to do that. Im also really good at math and science as well as seeing that the world going down the gutter is like a gold mine of opportunities to fix. And I've heard that as far as civil engineering goes there is a lacking of new graduates in the states so there isna huge demand for new civil engineers as the old ones want to retire.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Lethal injection and electrocution should never be used and instead execution by firing squad should be the default. Alabama just paused lethal injection because of a 3rd failed attempt. It doesnt make sense to play with new sciencey materials to execute a death penalty. It makes infinitely more sense, ethically, to line up 12 rifleman with 6 of the guns randomly loaded blanks, all aiming at someones head. Failing with chemicals or frying someones brain with electricity is wildly unethical in comparison and should never be used again. Im not debating the death penalty. Im advocating for making the firing squad the default method nationwide. It has already recently become the norm in SC.",
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"best_score": 512,
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"worse_score": 17,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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"A state killing one of its citizens for committing a crime against the state can never be humane. Humans are not infallible enough to decide to kill someone for a crime. As it stands currently, ll crime against the state is a result of poor material conditions. Be it financial, medical, or psychological. A state that refuses to act on this, is a state that is asking for crime. You cannot have a state that is constantly churning out citizens who are poor or mentally ill (typically both) who are often without a resource for help by the fault of the state, and then kill them without it being inhumane": 0.0,
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"Nitrogen intoxication is a far, far more humane (and less gruesome) method that is also much more effective.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Lethal injection and electrocution should never be used and instead execution by firing squad should be the default. Alabama just paused lethal injection because of a 3rd failed attempt. It doesnt make sense to play with new sciencey materials to execute a death penalty. It makes infinitely more sense, ethically, to line up 12 rifleman with 6 of the guns randomly loaded blanks, all aiming at someones head. Failing with chemicals or frying someones brain with electricity is wildly unethical in comparison and should never be used again. Im not debating the death penalty. Im advocating for making the firing squad the default method nationwide. It has already recently become the norm in SC.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Russia should be banned from all sporting events, international travel, maybe even property seizure due to them invading a sovereign country. I understand many Europeans rely on Russian exports (especially oil) so trade restrictions are difficult. And if I recall, they are only excluded for doping violations at the Olympics. Plus there is an inconsistent application to property seizure and I don't think travel is restricted for most. Invading a sovereign country should immediately have consequences. Enforcing this would be difficult. But I imagine most democratic countries working as a group would sign on immediately. The same democratic countries that enjoy healthy tourism and investments from Russia. Or maybe it already exists and is not enforced.",
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"best_score": 1358,
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"worse_score": 23,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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"This isn't the first time. Russia invaded Ukraine before, and annexed Crimea and has supported the rebel-held separatist parts of the country. They also invaded South Ossetia in Georgia too and annexed that. Why should this invasion be any different from the previous? Is it the scale? Is it the closeness to our homes? If invading a sovereign country also warrants exclusions from international travel and sports, then why was the US and UK not punished for invading Iraq without UN approval, or Libya? Those weren't exactly legal either. Would you recommend similar punishments for the US and UK for those incursions? For the record, I'm British.": 0.0,
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"So you're saying that rather than affect any of the governmental decision-makers, that countries should go after random Russians who don't want to be in Russia? Banning from sporting events and international travel doesn't affect the oligarchs. Property seizure of those oligarchs is tantamount to declaring war, and property seizure of other non-oligarch Russians does nothing. You can't hurt the government by hurting its people if the government doesn't give a shit about its people.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Russia should be banned from all sporting events, international travel, maybe even property seizure due to them invading a sovereign country. I understand many Europeans rely on Russian exports (especially oil) so trade restrictions are difficult. And if I recall, they are only excluded for doping violations at the Olympics. Plus there is an inconsistent application to property seizure and I don't think travel is restricted for most. Invading a sovereign country should immediately have consequences. Enforcing this would be difficult. But I imagine most democratic countries working as a group would sign on immediately. The same democratic countries that enjoy healthy tourism and investments from Russia. Or maybe it already exists and is not enforced.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Rabbit hole engaged... 11,082 cookbooks in digital format starting in the 16th Century. Archives cookbooks",
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"best_score": 339,
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"worse_score": 39,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Cooking in the 1800s: \"First, you're gonna want to boil a calfs foot\" Thank you for this gem": 0.0,
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"Brewster Kahle is the man responsible for this archive. Brewster\u2019s blog He\u2019s the man behind The Internet Archive, The Wayback Machine, and much more. He\u2019s alive & well. Take a look at what he has done. If you can support the archive please do.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nRabbit hole engaged... 11,082 cookbooks in digital format starting in the 16th Century. Archives cookbooks\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why is there not a hybrid car where the engine only charges the battery? The problem with ICE is their efficiency, especially because they cannot operate at their peak efficiency point in a traditional vehicle. The problem with EVs is their range and recharge points. Hybrids at the moment can use the engine to drive the car, but start and stop the engine frequently and operate it in the entire range of inefficiency to drive the car. Why is there not a vehicle on the market with a medium battery (15kWh) and range (60 miles) paired with a tiny engine whose only purpose is to recharge the battery? The engine would not drive the car directly, and so its output does not have to meet the peak power demand during acceleration. Instead, the engine (functioning only as small generator) starts running when the battery is low, or if the driver knows they are going on a commute longer than the standard range then they can activate the generator the moment they leave the house to extend the range. The generator may not be able to recharge the battery at the same rate as power consumed on the highway, but even if it runs out of range the car can be parked and slowly recharged by the generator if a charging station is now nearby. A vehicle consuming 15kW at 60 mph, with a 10kW generator running could extend the range by 40 miles by the time the original charge is depleted. And extend by about 70 miles total by continuously recharging - over doubling the range. All while running the generator at its peak efficiency point. Most commutes could be covered by the normal range, and rely only on at home charging. Being able to double the range while operating the ICE/generator at peak efficiency would be beneficial. Hybrids already have the hardware, why isn't this different implementation being used instead? If not feasible for passanger vehicles, would something like this be better suited for 18-wheelers?",
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"best_score": 351,
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"worse_score": 31,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"The Hammerhead Eagle iThrust was diesel electric. Its amazing that it never took off": 0.0,
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"You are trying to describe a series hybrid drivetrain. They exist. Also, it's exactly how diesel-electric trains work.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy is there not a hybrid car where the engine only charges the battery? The problem with ICE is their efficiency, especially because they cannot operate at their peak efficiency point in a traditional vehicle. The problem with EVs is their range and recharge points. Hybrids at the moment can use the engine to drive the car, but start and stop the engine frequently and operate it in the entire range of inefficiency to drive the car. Why is there not a vehicle on the market with a medium battery (15kWh) and range (60 miles) paired with a tiny engine whose only purpose is to recharge the battery? The engine would not drive the car directly, and so its output does not have to meet the peak power demand during acceleration. Instead, the engine (functioning only as small generator) starts running when the battery is low, or if the driver knows they are going on a commute longer than the standard range then they can activate the generator the moment they leave the house to extend the range. The generator may not be able to recharge the battery at the same rate as power consumed on the highway, but even if it runs out of range the car can be parked and slowly recharged by the generator if a charging station is now nearby. A vehicle consuming 15kW at 60 mph, with a 10kW generator running could extend the range by 40 miles by the time the original charge is depleted. And extend by about 70 miles total by continuously recharging - over doubling the range. All while running the generator at its peak efficiency point. Most commutes could be covered by the normal range, and rely only on at home charging. Being able to double the range while operating the ICE/generator at peak efficiency would be beneficial. Hybrids already have the hardware, why isn't this different implementation being used instead? If not feasible for passanger vehicles, would something like this be better suited for 18-wheelers?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How much of what you learn in college are you expected to know by heart by the time you graduate? Because I feel like I am learning enough just to pass the classes but retaining that information is not easy. I take the information in fairly easily and quickly but it goes away just as fast. I do the the homework and move on to the next subjects. I study for the tests and then later study for the next tests. I feel it's all study to pass tests and get good grades but I don't really feel like I'm learning anything. When I took college algebra I took a summer 1 month class. Passed the class easily. But I chose to retake that class because I remembered almost nothing from it. Took a full semester course the second time. Got A's both times. But the problem is when I look at the problems I often can't just go \"yeah I understand this\" often I have to review the problems and how to do them. Is this a red flag or is this normal?",
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"best_score": 265,
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"worse_score": 25,
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"1 kg = 2.205 lb. Air is 79% N and 21% O2 (cant remember if by weight or volume, probably volume). This is the extent of my education.": 0.0,
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"Very little. Generally as long as you know where to look it up when you need it, you'll be fine. At the time you learn them though, you need to have an understanding of all the topics though beyond blind memorization, otherwise you won't know when to look them up. Personally I had to stop taking notes in class because it was interfering with my realtime processing and understanding of the information. It actually saved me time because I didn't have to come back to it and review it to understand it. Not saying that will work for you but just trying to suggest that you might have to modify your habits if what you're doing isn't working": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow much of what you learn in college are you expected to know by heart by the time you graduate? Because I feel like I am learning enough just to pass the classes but retaining that information is not easy. I take the information in fairly easily and quickly but it goes away just as fast. I do the the homework and move on to the next subjects. I study for the tests and then later study for the next tests. I feel it's all study to pass tests and get good grades but I don't really feel like I'm learning anything. When I took college algebra I took a summer 1 month class. Passed the class easily. But I chose to retake that class because I remembered almost nothing from it. Took a full semester course the second time. Got A's both times. But the problem is when I look at the problems I often can't just go \"yeah I understand this\" often I have to review the problems and how to do them. Is this a red flag or is this normal?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[VA] Neighbor intentionally cut down a big tree in my yard while I was gone, want to know if I have further options for recovery than just the value of the timber. So a neighbor cut down a large tree in my yard, which he knew was in my yard he just didn't like the look of it, and I'm looking to recover damages before installing a new tree. Brief Googling showed me that VA code 55-331 says that I can recover damages based on the value of the timber. My main concern is whether I can sue for the cost that it will take me to buy and install a new tree, as that seems like it will be more expensive.",
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"best_score": 337,
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"worse_score": 15,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"In addition to a replacement tree, make sure your settlement includes paying for a qualified arborist/landscaper to attend to the tree until it's firmly established. That's likely at least a year, maybe longer.": 0.0,
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"Yup, lawyer for the suit and arborist for the estimate. Your neighbor is very likely going to learn a really expensive lesson about cutting down trees that are not his.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[VA] Neighbor intentionally cut down a big tree in my yard while I was gone, want to know if I have further options for recovery than just the value of the timber. So a neighbor cut down a large tree in my yard, which he knew was in my yard he just didn't like the look of it, and I'm looking to recover damages before installing a new tree. Brief Googling showed me that VA code 55-331 says that I can recover damages based on the value of the timber. My main concern is whether I can sue for the cost that it will take me to buy and install a new tree, as that seems like it will be more expensive.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: I see lots of people on reddit talk about how twitter is terrible, but I also see twitter screenshots frequently posted and heavily upvoted. I'm beginning to think that what people actually dislike is not twitter, but people with differing viewpoints. Whenever discussions about twitter comes up, people seem to absolutely hate that site. And yet, there are several tweets on the front page right now, not to mention the subreddits specifically about posting twitter screenshots. I don't use twitter frequently, so I'm confused about what people on reddit mean when they say twitter is awful. Sure, it's possible that there's two different groups of people who like or dislike twitter, but then you'd think only one of either criticisms of twitter or twitter screenshots would be highly upvoted, not both. Is it twitter occasionally having a good content thing, and being bad the rest of the times?",
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"best_score": 316,
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"worse_score": 51,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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"I think you're misunderstanding the role that twitter screenshots play here. Twitter screenshots shared on Reddit let you get the content you want, but *without the platform you hate*. It would be like saying you can't dislike cable and pirate Game of Thrones at the same time. Of course you can. You like the content, but hate the way it gets delivered, so you find an alternate way to get it. Liking twitter content that has been extracted away from Twitter is not an endorsement of twitter as a platform.": 0.0,
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"Twitter has some fun comments worthy of being reposted to other social media sites. But a few gems of good content doesn't have any bearing on twitter not being awful, especially since the core complaints aren't the quality of the twitter's content. * Twitter is a terrible and toxic echo chamber that raticalizes people into extreme views that are out of touch with reality * Twitter plays a key role in the worst parts of cancel culture * Twitter goes on frequent witch hunting expeditions where people get ganged up against. Anyone who even complains about the mistreatment gets lumped in with the other side and gets railed against too. Certainly reddit and other social media aren't free from these sins, but twitter is significantly worse at all of these. > Is it twitter occasionally having a good content thing, and being bad the rest of the times? Having unenjoyable content isn't the reason for the hate. And even then they can have both enjoyable and unenjoyable content. But the core reasons for the hate are the above issues with raticalizing people and its negative impacts on public discourse. It has played a key role in the political polarization of modern society.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: I see lots of people on reddit talk about how twitter is terrible, but I also see twitter screenshots frequently posted and heavily upvoted. I'm beginning to think that what people actually dislike is not twitter, but people with differing viewpoints. Whenever discussions about twitter comes up, people seem to absolutely hate that site. And yet, there are several tweets on the front page right now, not to mention the subreddits specifically about posting twitter screenshots. I don't use twitter frequently, so I'm confused about what people on reddit mean when they say twitter is awful. Sure, it's possible that there's two different groups of people who like or dislike twitter, but then you'd think only one of either criticisms of twitter or twitter screenshots would be highly upvoted, not both. Is it twitter occasionally having a good content thing, and being bad the rest of the times?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Are there any commercially available preservatives I could use to preserve my homemade mayo so it lasts as long as the storebought stuff? Seriously, I could leave a bottle of the homebrand in my fridge for weeks and it won't go rancid or split at all!",
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"When I get in the mood to make mayo I will pasueurise the eggs first with my sous vide setup. The resultant mayo, in theory, should last well, but it's never around for very long!": 0.0,
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"The only preservative they use is TBHQ I believe, which is just an antioxidant to protect the flavor of the oil, which is of course the main ingredient in Mayo. The reason commercial Mayo is shelf stable is because they use either dry or pasteurized eggs, and the shear force that they use to emulsify is just wildly strong, better then any blender could ever do. It\u2019s preserved based on a low water activity and a low pH, that\u2019s all": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAre there any commercially available preservatives I could use to preserve my homemade mayo so it lasts as long as the storebought stuff? Seriously, I could leave a bottle of the homebrand in my fridge for weeks and it won't go rancid or split at all!\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Did anyone else get taught that if they don't have a full tin of muffins/cupcakes, they need to put water in the empty cups? My mom was adamant about it, but my friend who is really good at baking has never heard of it. I'm just really confused now.",
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"best_score": 419,
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"worse_score": 83,
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"subreddit": "askbaking",
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"I've never heard of that. I have never done that. And I've never had a problem. I can't imagine what it's supposed to do.": 0.0,
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"Cooks' Illustrated magazine tested the idea and found out it didn't...hold water.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askbaking that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDid anyone else get taught that if they don't have a full tin of muffins/cupcakes, they need to put water in the empty cups? My mom was adamant about it, but my friend who is really good at baking has never heard of it. I'm just really confused now.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Spongebob] Why doesn't Plankton just try to improve Chum bucket? Plankton has the money and technology to run a successful restaurant. If he truly wishes to best Mr Krabs maybe use that intelligent brain on running the god damn restaurant properly rather than trying to steal the Krabby Patty formula.",
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"best_score": 582,
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"worse_score": 36,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"A major motivation for him is that he worked with Krabs to make the formula, and left right before Krabs got it right. So he feels he has partial ownership in it, and resents Krabs's success. He doesn't wanna sell chum, he wants to sell Krabby Patties. He wants what Krabs has and, more importantly, for Krabs not to have it.": 0.0,
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"Are you trying to insinuate that the Chum Bucket is unsuccessful because of factors completely under plankton's control?? Are you crazy? The only reason the scum of Bikini Bottom haven't worshipped him as their Burger Lord is that conniving Krabs and his secret formula. Nothing else stands between him and total cuisine domination.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Spongebob] Why doesn't Plankton just try to improve Chum bucket? Plankton has the money and technology to run a successful restaurant. If he truly wishes to best Mr Krabs maybe use that intelligent brain on running the god damn restaurant properly rather than trying to steal the Krabby Patty formula.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Can I freeze fresh squeezed lime juice for later use in drinks? Will there be a noticeable drop in quality? I ended up with a few pints of fresh squeezed lime juice. I'll be making margaritas tonight to go along with some barbacoa we'll be eating, but since it's only my wife and myself \u2014 and we're no longer in our 20s \u2014 we won't be drinking multiple pints of margs each in one night. Fresh lime juice doesn't stay good for too long, or at least there is a noticeable drop in quality. It seems like a shame to waste all this good juice (squeezing all the limes is kind of a hassle), and we do like to have margaritas not too infrequently. so I was wondering if the juice would freeze well, or if it would be adversely impacted somehow?",
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"best_score": 533,
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"worse_score": 24,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Freeze in plastic ice trays usually does well": 0.0,
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"Freeze it in an ice cube tray and transfer the cubes into ziploc(s). The cubes will remain good for a few months. Wash your hands - lime peel oil plus even a few minutes in the sun equals a nasty sunburn (photosensitizer).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I freeze fresh squeezed lime juice for later use in drinks? Will there be a noticeable drop in quality? I ended up with a few pints of fresh squeezed lime juice. I'll be making margaritas tonight to go along with some barbacoa we'll be eating, but since it's only my wife and myself \u2014 and we're no longer in our 20s \u2014 we won't be drinking multiple pints of margs each in one night. Fresh lime juice doesn't stay good for too long, or at least there is a noticeable drop in quality. It seems like a shame to waste all this good juice (squeezing all the limes is kind of a hassle), and we do like to have margaritas not too infrequently. so I was wondering if the juice would freeze well, or if it would be adversely impacted somehow?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] are you telling me that not a single person was worried about Harry\u2019s mistreatment? Like CPS (or the UK equivalent) was never threatened in some way? The Dursleys couldn\u2019t have been that good at keeping Harry quiet.",
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"best_score": 424,
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"worse_score": 26,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Honestly, something like this flying under the radar in real life wouldn\u2019t be very hard to believe.": 0.0,
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"They never did anything to him that would leave obvious red flags for the Department for Education (which runs the equivalent to CPS in England and Wales) to investigate. He was skinny but not starved, unhappy but not obviously acting out, a victim of bullying but not bruised or beaten. Unfortunately abuse like this is common even in countries with robust child safety systems.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Harry Potter] are you telling me that not a single person was worried about Harry\u2019s mistreatment? Like CPS (or the UK equivalent) was never threatened in some way? The Dursleys couldn\u2019t have been that good at keeping Harry quiet.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "My landlord \"fixed\" the sprinkler system in our yard that has never been on until now. The sprinklers now run from 8:00pm to 10:00pm every night and waste over a thousand gallons of water. Can I get them to stop and reimburse me for the excess water bill? My landlord turned on the sprinkler system in my yard and told me in an email that it is set to run \"Three times a week for 30 minutes at 2:00am\" but it has been running at 8:00pm for two hours every single night. My water usage has gone from 100 gallons a day to 1700 gallons a day. My water bill is going to be enormous and I can't afford it. My lease (in KS) states that the landlord has the right to water the lawn, shrubbery and plants using water available at the house and paid for by me. Even with the above statement in the lease, am I legally able to get them to cease and reimburse me? Thank you!",
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"best_score": 722,
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"worse_score": 31,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"Sprinkler system will have a timer that you can change the time on how long your sprinkler system is on. Most yard sprinklers release 3 gallons per min. But I would check the valve box where the irrigation pumps are, or sides of house where electrical box could be placed. Since your \"responsible\" then it's your \"responsibility\" to be able to change the timer as you see fit for your yard. I definitely would be seeing about getting reimbursed for something you never agreed to or contracted as to how much they are allowed to use. Sounds like they are creating a man made lake of your yard has to be watered that much": 0.0,
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"Not a lawyer, but a water professional. This is a huge volume of water. This system is not working right and needs to be repaired. But a request for repair in writing. Ask your utility to confirm your meter is correct. This number is outrageously large. If you put 1500 gallons on a normal yard it would be submerged For reference The volume of septic tank is 1250, average daily water use of a US family is 350 gallons flushing the a modern toilet 625 times uses a 1000 gallons": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy landlord \"fixed\" the sprinkler system in our yard that has never been on until now. The sprinklers now run from 8:00pm to 10:00pm every night and waste over a thousand gallons of water. Can I get them to stop and reimburse me for the excess water bill? My landlord turned on the sprinkler system in my yard and told me in an email that it is set to run \"Three times a week for 30 minutes at 2:00am\" but it has been running at 8:00pm for two hours every single night. My water usage has gone from 100 gallons a day to 1700 gallons a day. My water bill is going to be enormous and I can't afford it. My lease (in KS) states that the landlord has the right to water the lawn, shrubbery and plants using water available at the house and paid for by me. Even with the above statement in the lease, am I legally able to get them to cease and reimburse me? Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How much does it cost to hire a personal chef? Sorry if this the wrong subreddit for this question but I'm not sure where to ask. I'm part of a living community of about 20 people and we're creating a budget and are debating a house chef vs catering. We're in the Boston area and have no clue what goes into hiring a chef but would like a rough estimate of what it would cost (ingredients + rate) to hire a house chef for dinners 4 days a week (probably just one large entr\u00e9e and side) and the logistic associated with it. Thanks!",
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"best_score": 288,
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"worse_score": 23,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"I think your biggest obstacle is having to serve 20 people. That's a lot of food to gather and prepare. Paying someone, say, $40/hour for 20 hours a week is about 42,000/year, going by job ads/Glassdoor data, but that doesn't take into account food or what kind of kitchen equipment they might need. Catering, assuming $300/meal (based on places like Panera, BlueApron, etc.) comes out to about the same amount. This option would have less chef turnover/dealing with an individual person who may or may not be great, not having to deal with insurance, separate food sourcing, etc. EDIT: I didn't take into account them coming only once a week to do prep, as JadedFlower suggests. That would be cheaper.": 0.0,
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"Am a professional chef who has done tons of private work and there's no answer to this question without nailing down a bunch of variables. Would they be cooking on site or delivering, if on site what sort of facilities are available, is it for plated meals or family style or leave and re-heat, what type of meals because prep and technique will vary widely based on menu selection, are they going to be sourcing ingredients or will you provide, are they also doing clean up on site. There's just no quick answer for this. A chef would have to look at your needs in detail and make a estimate based off of the value proposition. Even something like their transportation cost would be part of the equation. For more feedback from pro chefs you'd be better off in r/chefit or r/kitchenconfidential.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow much does it cost to hire a personal chef? Sorry if this the wrong subreddit for this question but I'm not sure where to ask. I'm part of a living community of about 20 people and we're creating a budget and are debating a house chef vs catering. We're in the Boston area and have no clue what goes into hiring a chef but would like a rough estimate of what it would cost (ingredients + rate) to hire a house chef for dinners 4 days a week (probably just one large entr\u00e9e and side) and the logistic associated with it. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Job offer letter different than what was presented during interview. Thoughts? More description in body. Hi all. As the title says I had a job interview where when I asked about compensation the said \u201cit would be in the 80\u2019s\u201d The offer letter states that it would be 65 until I show proficiency in the software they use/job requirements. They said \u201cWe expect this to take six months\u201d This would be my first engineering job, but I can\u2019t help but think that I\u2019m getting the short end here.",
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"best_score": 715,
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"worse_score": 12,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Red flag": 0.0,
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"I\u2019m willing to bet you\u2019re not getting a 23+% raise in 6 months.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nJob offer letter different than what was presented during interview. Thoughts? More description in body. Hi all. As the title says I had a job interview where when I asked about compensation the said \u201cit would be in the 80\u2019s\u201d The offer letter states that it would be 65 until I show proficiency in the software they use/job requirements. They said \u201cWe expect this to take six months\u201d This would be my first engineering job, but I can\u2019t help but think that I\u2019m getting the short end here.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is there a downside to buying lemon juice rather than an actual lemon for fish dishes and the like? One of these. You're missing out on the zest I get, but is it not much simpler to just use one of those bottle? From web searching it seems the answer is that fresh lemons taste better, but I live in Norway so I doubt I am getting the best lemons to start with.",
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"best_score": 401,
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"worse_score": 99,
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"Its not as sour, nor does it have that lemony taste as much. The bottled lemon juice mostly tastes like liquid citric acid.": 0.0,
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"I find bottled lemon juice to be quite bitter and not bright compared to fresh lemon.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a downside to buying lemon juice rather than an actual lemon for fish dishes and the like? One of these. You're missing out on the zest I get, but is it not much simpler to just use one of those bottle? From web searching it seems the answer is that fresh lemons taste better, but I live in Norway so I doubt I am getting the best lemons to start with.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Do I really ever have to peel carrots? Any benefit I\u2019d be missing? Besides appearance I guess",
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"best_score": 345,
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"worse_score": 18,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"A point not mentioned yet: carrot skins oxidize (turn brown) very quickly, more so than the inner parts. I have no idea why yet. As a professional, if I\u2019m making a light colored sauce or carrot pur\u00e9e I will always peel them for a brighter color.": 0.0,
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"The skin on on older carrots can be tough and a little bitter. But to be honest for every day cooking it's really a manner of preference. As in if people are coming over or particularly old carrots at work. Unless quick cooking or a silky smooth outcome is preferred you really dont have to peel carrots. You dont have to peel most veg. Even squash skin re really yummy crisped up as a chip with oil.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo I really ever have to peel carrots? Any benefit I\u2019d be missing? Besides appearance I guess\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do caterers and restaurants boil large batches of pasta for a lot of customers? Simple question. Asking this because I frequently cook for my family, easily 10-15 people. I very often go for pasta because it's a crowd pleaser and it's relatively easy to cook for a large crowd (marinara sauce, pesto, etc. are easy to make in large quantities while still maintaining flavor). However, boiling a like 6 pounds of pasta has proven to be annoying for me. I literally have like 3 or 4 pots going only to cook pasta. How do restaurants/caterers do this when they have to serve dozens of people at the same time? I can't imagine they're constantly having 10 pots going just to cook pasta, do they? Do they have specialized equipment? Just trying to learn something from them, it could make my life easier. And I'm just curious, lol.",
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"Last place I worked had a few large steam jacketed kettles, we always had something running in them. https://www.shopbizmart.com/product/groen-40-gallon-gas-steam-jacketed-tilt-kettle-from-school-2364?gclid=CjwKCAjwhNWZBhB_EiwAPzlhNm9lmdjlnofRDxaphHKCSHk-H_7pvzC2KUmAdk5yWxSn5ONeWpJw3BoC8pMQAvD_BwE Though for your specific situation, I would recommend upgrading to a larger stock pot that is sold for professional kitchens, and then consider par cooking if it fits your needs. https://www.webstaurantstore.com/choice-24-qt-standard-weight-aluminum-stock-pot/471SP24QT.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=GoogleShopping&gclid=CjwKCAjwhNWZBhB_EiwAPzlhNhmWR9pi2J_1bshTGz5WglLvycVx7qlBGp3TE3rEsrqJXdJYTxG6GxoCPAsQAvD_BwE": 0.0,
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"Get a big pot": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do caterers and restaurants boil large batches of pasta for a lot of customers? Simple question. Asking this because I frequently cook for my family, easily 10-15 people. I very often go for pasta because it's a crowd pleaser and it's relatively easy to cook for a large crowd (marinara sauce, pesto, etc. are easy to make in large quantities while still maintaining flavor). However, boiling a like 6 pounds of pasta has proven to be annoying for me. I literally have like 3 or 4 pots going only to cook pasta. How do restaurants/caterers do this when they have to serve dozens of people at the same time? I can't imagine they're constantly having 10 pots going just to cook pasta, do they? Do they have specialized equipment? Just trying to learn something from them, it could make my life easier. And I'm just curious, lol.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Just saw a posting for my role. Advice? So I came across a job posting on LinkedIn that's the exact description for the role I was hired for. The only difference is the amount of experience they're asking for, which still makes it worrisome as it's close to the amount of experience I have. I have heard nothing about us needing to hire for this role, and I have not been talked with regarding conduct, performance, or anything. I work at an international company, so maybe this is standard, but it's starting to creep me out. I'm wanting to ask my manager for an informal review of my performance so far, but I'm not sure if that's a good idea? Can anyone advise on a strategy to go about this?",
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"best_score": 348,
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"worse_score": 15,
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"How many people are there in your company that do a similar role?": 0.0,
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"It's very likely that they need someone else for the same position but on another team or in another department. They decided to use the same job description because it's worked well for them in the past in finding good candidates. I've seen this happen before. It's nothing to worry about.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nJust saw a posting for my role. Advice? So I came across a job posting on LinkedIn that's the exact description for the role I was hired for. The only difference is the amount of experience they're asking for, which still makes it worrisome as it's close to the amount of experience I have. I have heard nothing about us needing to hire for this role, and I have not been talked with regarding conduct, performance, or anything. I work at an international company, so maybe this is standard, but it's starting to creep me out. I'm wanting to ask my manager for an informal review of my performance so far, but I'm not sure if that's a good idea? Can anyone advise on a strategy to go about this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Friend forks over ~$3,000 to move into a house. Turns out the girl she paid was actually a tenant who posed as the owner of the residence. She disappeared. My friend has to move out of her current residence tomorrow. The title says it all. The first payment was for a security deposit and first few months' rent, made in person. The person has supposedly done the same thing to several other people in the area. My friend was told by police that this issue is a civil matter. Most of the correspondence was done via text message. What should she do first? This is in Florida.",
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"Not a lawyer. First thing is to move out of the apartment; your friend does *not* want an eviction on her record. The next thing would be to sue the person she gave the money to in small claims court. If she wins, your friend gets the joy of tying to collect on the judgement. Hint: people who have scammed multiple people out of thousands of dollars each tend not to have in the way of money or assets. The good news is that generally judgements are good for ten years and can often be renewed. So if the previous tenant gets their act together or comes into some money, your friend may be able to recoup their losses.": 0.0,
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"> My friend was told by police that this issue is a civil matter. The police are mistaken. This is felony fraud. Ask for a police supervisor.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFriend forks over ~$3,000 to move into a house. Turns out the girl she paid was actually a tenant who posed as the owner of the residence. She disappeared. My friend has to move out of her current residence tomorrow. The title says it all. The first payment was for a security deposit and first few months' rent, made in person. The person has supposedly done the same thing to several other people in the area. My friend was told by police that this issue is a civil matter. Most of the correspondence was done via text message. What should she do first? This is in Florida.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] In the Incredible Hulk (2008) General Ross wants to capture Banner so that he can turn his power into a weapon. So we know he REALLY wants superhuman soldiers. But he already has the tech to make supersoldiers. So, why doesn't he make an entire army of captain americas? General Ross turns Blonsky into a supersoldier that is apparently on the same level as Captain America. And, since he spent years trying to capture the Hulk specifically because he was intrested in using him as a weapon, we know that he really, really, really wants enhanced soldiers. So, if he wants supersoldiers and has the tech to produce supersoldiers, why doesn't he make an entire army of supersoldiers?",
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"The issue that everyone seems to be overlooking is that Blonsky on teh SS juice was unstable. Yes he had enhanced physical abilities but the man was unhinged, willing to kill civilians (the doc that gives him the Hulk blood) just for disobeying orders. That's the problem with all the super soldiers they tried to make. The juice makes them unstable, everyone except Isaiah Bradley. It's not that they just wanted someone with super powers, that seems to be relatively easy. They wanted someone with super powers who was as effective as Capt America, still followed orders, and wasn't likely to mass murder any civ cause they took an extra five second getting them their morning coffee.": 0.0,
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"1. Hulk is considered by Ross as a Weapon of Mass Destruction, which he sees as more valuable than just a Super Soldier. 2. His pride is screwing with him, not only did he end up turning someone he had 0 respect for into a WMD it's someone he actively hates. 3. He sees Banner as a failure on his part and while he would never admit that, he wants to erase Banner from the board for making him feel small. I wouldn't be surprised at all if Ross was ignorant enough to think Banner was in control of Hulk, but the likelihood is he doesn't care.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] In the Incredible Hulk (2008) General Ross wants to capture Banner so that he can turn his power into a weapon. So we know he REALLY wants superhuman soldiers. But he already has the tech to make supersoldiers. So, why doesn't he make an entire army of captain americas? General Ross turns Blonsky into a supersoldier that is apparently on the same level as Captain America. And, since he spent years trying to capture the Hulk specifically because he was intrested in using him as a weapon, we know that he really, really, really wants enhanced soldiers. So, if he wants supersoldiers and has the tech to produce supersoldiers, why doesn't he make an entire army of supersoldiers?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Government officials should be under oath when performing official duties. Recently a Trump ally Roger Stone was convicted of lying to Congress while under oath. I\u2019m no Trump fan, didn\u2019t vote for him in 2016 and won\u2019t vote for him in 2020. However, Congress can freely get on TV, radio, and the internet everyday lie and speak in half truths with very little consequences. Yet when a citizen has to speak to congress, they must do so under oath and risk committing perjury if they lie. My solution to this problem is simple. Anytime an elected or appointed government official is performing their official job duties, they should be considered under oath. This way if they are caught citing fake news, conspiracy theories or trying to pump up their base they can be held equally accountable for it.",
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"The last thing we need is to further bog down our already excessively adversarial government by giving people the opportunity to score political points by quibbling over whether or not a particular statement was a lie, an error or just a difference of opinion. It's very tempting to think of things in absolute black-and-white terms, like you're working on a math problem. Either an equation is true or it's false. But that's not how anything else really works. Instead of encouraging our representatives to scour every comma and semicolon for a chance to play gotcha, we should continue to encourage them to focus on matters of policy and make good, wise laws.": 0.0,
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"Presidents and other governmental officials need to be able to lie during the course of their official duties. Denying knowledge of military or intelligence operations, not disseminating classified information, etc. Forcing them to be under oath would make it a trivial matter to deduce things.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Government officials should be under oath when performing official duties. Recently a Trump ally Roger Stone was convicted of lying to Congress while under oath. I\u2019m no Trump fan, didn\u2019t vote for him in 2016 and won\u2019t vote for him in 2020. However, Congress can freely get on TV, radio, and the internet everyday lie and speak in half truths with very little consequences. Yet when a citizen has to speak to congress, they must do so under oath and risk committing perjury if they lie. My solution to this problem is simple. Anytime an elected or appointed government official is performing their official job duties, they should be considered under oath. This way if they are caught citing fake news, conspiracy theories or trying to pump up their base they can be held equally accountable for it.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I posted a non-work related status about a family member and have been fired from my job that is owned by other family members. Do I have any legal recourse? So this is a bit of a weird one\u2026I work for a company owned in Tx which is a \u201cfamily owned business\u201d. I am the 3rd generation grandson of this family and have worked with the company since I was 17 (26 now). I posted a status on Facebook saying the following: \u201cI got a nut-case family member trying to go up to Wise county to speak/\u201cminister\u201d to Tanner Horner, the piece of shit who killed 7-year-old Athena Strand. Y\u2019all be doing some weird shit. Don\u2019t do drugs, kids. \ud83e\udd26\ud83c\udffb\u200d\u2642\ufe0f\u201d I didn\u2019t tag or mention my father in any way, but the family knew who I was referring to. Within an hour of posting, I\u2019ve been fired and sent home from my job. Do I have any legal recourse on this at all? Thanks in advance.",
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"best_score": 386,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Unless you have a union or employment contract saying otherwise you can be fired for anything that isn't a protected class. Back the wrong sports team? Fireable. Post the wrong thing to facebook? Fireable. Undercook fish? Believe it or not, fireable.": 0.0,
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"You can be fired for no reason. At will means they can do what they want as long as it\u2019s not discrimination. Unfortunately you are out of luck. You are entitled to file for unemployment.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI posted a non-work related status about a family member and have been fired from my job that is owned by other family members. Do I have any legal recourse? So this is a bit of a weird one\u2026I work for a company owned in Tx which is a \u201cfamily owned business\u201d. I am the 3rd generation grandson of this family and have worked with the company since I was 17 (26 now). I posted a status on Facebook saying the following: \u201cI got a nut-case family member trying to go up to Wise county to speak/\u201cminister\u201d to Tanner Horner, the piece of shit who killed 7-year-old Athena Strand. Y\u2019all be doing some weird shit. Don\u2019t do drugs, kids. \ud83e\udd26\ud83c\udffb\u200d\u2642\ufe0f\u201d I didn\u2019t tag or mention my father in any way, but the family knew who I was referring to. Within an hour of posting, I\u2019ve been fired and sent home from my job. Do I have any legal recourse on this at all? Thanks in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Has teen acne been around since prehistoric times? Did cave-dwellers have zits? Or is it related to modern eating, exercise, pollution, etc.?",
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"worse_score": 27,
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"responses": {
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"It's probably been around since prehistoric times, although the main cause of outbreaks has probably changed. In the book The remarkable life of the skin, the author mentions about how the majority of acne is caused by microbes outbreaks in the side the pores of the skin. And we probably had bacteria and other stuff in our skin back then. While we do have better hygiene standards these days, we probably also have more pollutants etc that balance it out.": 0.0,
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"Based on responses here it made me wonder, are there cultures in the world that have more or less acne than others?? Like if you compared the average teen in USA vs the average teen in India, would one have more or less than the other??": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHas teen acne been around since prehistoric times? Did cave-dwellers have zits? Or is it related to modern eating, exercise, pollution, etc.?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Maple Syrup I own a restaurant and serve a fried chicken and waffle sandwich with real maple syrup. I've had complaints that the Maple Syrup is too thin and asking if I could possibly thicken it so it adheres better to the waffle. How could I do that? Would I even want to do that? Are people so used to the fake stuff that they don't understand real? TIA",
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"There are a lot of people that grew up with the taste and thicker viscosity of pancake syrup, maybe if you\u2019re using an amber syrup you could switch to dark or as the other commenter said reduce it, or maybe buy some pancake syrup to be able to send to tables upon request": 0.0,
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"If people are complaining about wanting the cheaper (thicker) stuff, there's really no reason beyond pure hubris to justify the expense of offering real (thinner) Maple syrup. Give the customers what they want, save some money in the process. You could always say you offer real maple syrup as an up charge.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMaple Syrup I own a restaurant and serve a fried chicken and waffle sandwich with real maple syrup. I've had complaints that the Maple Syrup is too thin and asking if I could possibly thicken it so it adheres better to the waffle. How could I do that? Would I even want to do that? Are people so used to the fake stuff that they don't understand real? TIA\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do I effectively peel the outer skin of an onion? Per the title, how do I peel off the outer skin/membrane of an onion? The inner one can be peeled rather easily but the outer one is really hard to peel",
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"best_score": 347,
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"worse_score": 65,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"My favorite way. Once I tried it, I never went back. It's so easy when you try it.": 0.0,
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"Cut in half through the root (leave the root on). Then peel off the outer layer + 1 layer under it. Often that one underlayer isnt fully formed and is partially onionskin anyway.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I effectively peel the outer skin of an onion? Per the title, how do I peel off the outer skin/membrane of an onion? The inner one can be peeled rather easily but the outer one is really hard to peel\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How many of your are actually passionate about engineering? How many of your are actually passionate about engineering like you always wanted to be one or started wanting to become one from high school or college.",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"I love it but I\u2019m new to the work force. I loved everything I learned at school and I hope that my wide-eyed enthusiasm for engineering can remain through my life of work": 0.0,
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"I did engineering because I did maths and physics and it was the most obvious seeing next step with a career behind it. Romantic huh? My 'passions' are much broader, I love music, sport, games, cooking, design, and anything else which takes my fancy. But at its core, Engineering is problem solving, and turns out I love solving a good problem too. Just got to find a problem you love to solve.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow many of your are actually passionate about engineering? How many of your are actually passionate about engineering like you always wanted to be one or started wanting to become one from high school or college.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Do you guys (employed engineers) actually have to solve differential equations by hand?",
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"best_score": 286,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Fuck no. There's tools for that.": 0.0,
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"Nope. To be honest, I've never done anything more complex than algebra on the job, and I build spreadsheets to do it for me.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo you guys (employed engineers) actually have to solve differential equations by hand?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "What percentage of engineers actively job hop every few years? I'm job hopping for the first time after almost 4 years for a significant raise and better work. No one from my previous company left for another company during my time there, young and old. Pay was okay but definitely fell below market rate after a couple years. Do they just become content and don't want to go through the trouble of interviewing at the expense of competitive compensation? This sub might have given me a skewed perspective because many questions are about changing jobs and career advancement.",
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"best_score": 281,
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"worse_score": 12,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"Job hopping only works in fields where you as an employee are a dime-a-dozen. I work in a very small niche field. There's less than half a dozen companies in the US that are even in the same market that my employer is. I'm also one of the 2 engineers on staff here at the moment (we had 3 at one time). My decade of experience is incredibly valuable to my employer, but we are a small company so there's only so much money to be handed out. Job hopping for me would mean moving to another state at a minimum, which is not a thing I care to do, or changing industries, which is also not something I care to do. This subreddit is a great resource, but is heavily biased towards people that are looking to switch jobs and move between careers. Not that this is a bad way to be, but realize most people that are happy where they are typically don't post in these types of threads.": 0.0,
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"I think there are a portion of engineers , especially young engineers, who do not understand the value they provide to a company. This leaves room for companies to abuse wages and leave people to stagnate financially. This might be okay if you don\u2019t acquire more work skills but I believe most of us become more useful over time. I think the reason why most people switch is because they have climbed the ladder and wish to have their growth recognized. If a company can\u2019t provide you with growth and/or pay increase it is not worth it to stay. Put yourself out there and see what comes your way. Your never required to leave or stay. Make the choices that are appropriate for you.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat percentage of engineers actively job hop every few years? I'm job hopping for the first time after almost 4 years for a significant raise and better work. No one from my previous company left for another company during my time there, young and old. Pay was okay but definitely fell below market rate after a couple years. Do they just become content and don't want to go through the trouble of interviewing at the expense of competitive compensation? This sub might have given me a skewed perspective because many questions are about changing jobs and career advancement.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Darth Vader knew a young man named Skywalker destroyed the Death Star, but seemed unaware of their relation until his conversation with the Emperor. Is Skywalker a common name in the universe?",
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"He didn't know right away. He had to research the identity of that pilot who was strong in the Force and cost him a Death Star, which took several months, before he was sure.": 0.0,
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"Okay so Vader found out the identity of the pilot who blew up the Death Star a few months after the fact when he dispatched Boba Fett to bring said pilot to him alive. Naturally Skywalker escaped, however Fett did then find out his name, which he then reported to Vader. Vader immediately made the connection and was somewhat... displeased to realise that Palpatine had lied when he told him that Vader had killed Padme. To put it mildly When Palpatine later informs Vader that the Rebel pilot is his son, Vader is pretending to be surprised because he doesn't want the Emperor to know that he has just spent the last ~3 years trying to capture his son to train him to help him take out Palpatine. Now, Palatine is probably atleast partially aware of Vader's plans, but seeing as this is the most truly Sith like Vader has acted since Mustafa, Palpatine has been letting it play out, probably atleast partially for his own amusement, and partially because he wants to trade up to the new model of Skywalker since his last one broke on its first day.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] Darth Vader knew a young man named Skywalker destroyed the Death Star, but seemed unaware of their relation until his conversation with the Emperor. Is Skywalker a common name in the universe?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are gay people more prone to getting HIV than straight people? I was reading about lifting the ban for gay people to donate blood and was thinking about this. Its not like they do anything sexually different than straight people.",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"> Its not like they do anything sexually different than straight people. Yes they do. They use protection less often since there is no risk of pregnancy, and they perform more anal sex, which has a higher transmission rate of HIV than straight sex. For a long time AIDS was known as \"GRID\" (Gay Related Immune Deficiency) specifically because it was prevalent among gay men.": 0.0,
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"Anal Sex! Really that is the main difference. Anal sex between a man and a woman is about as dangerous as far as HIV is concerned as anal sex between a man and another man. A human vagina has all sorts of features for making penetration easier that your average anus lacks. You are more likely to end up with raw and broken skin that way and HIV is transmitted by blood. The odds of getting infected are asymmetric for both vaginal and anal sex, the fuckee is more likely to end up fucked than the fucker. \\* Edited to add some numbers and source: According to the CDC and some studies from the Lance cited on Adismap.com Risk per exposure: Type of Sex | Fucker | Fuckee --|--:|--: vaginal| 0.04%| 0.08% anal | 0.11% | 1.38%": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why are gay people more prone to getting HIV than straight people? I was reading about lifting the ban for gay people to donate blood and was thinking about this. Its not like they do anything sexually different than straight people.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old:Why do people pace around the room when they make phone calls?",
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"When talking in person you are constantly receive nonverbal communication and cues on top of the conversation. Take that visual stimulation away and you are left to subconsciously roam around talking with your hands to an empty room.": 0.0,
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"Movement stimulates the brain. The cerebellum is driven by movement, which in turn assists with higher-level functions like thoughts and feelings.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old:Why do people pace around the room when they make phone calls?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5 : why do people scream when they are in pain? We do we scream/yell when we are in pain? And is this the case for animals and insects to?",
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"Not sure how true it is but I read somewhere, a while ago, that something like screaming actually help us deal with/mitigate the pain we feel. As for the why that is, Explain like I'm five years old": 0.0,
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"- To alert others to possible danger - To alert others that you need assistance - To discourage your attacker - To stimulate hormone release (e.g adrenaline, endorphins) Many animals have similar alert and distress calls. Some also release specific scents. Even some plants release chemicals when damaged that nearby plants can react to.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5 : why do people scream when they are in pain? We do we scream/yell when we are in pain? And is this the case for animals and insects to?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: People are bullies because they have too much self-esteem, not too little People always defend bullying by saying \"oh, they just have low self-esteem/have been bullied themselves.\" That seems like a load of garbage to me. In my experience, people bully because they feel like they are above the concept of behaving like a decent human being, or at least that's the impression I get. They think it's okay to try to ruin someone else's life for their own petty entertainment. That screams entitled to me. I'm saying this as someone who was bullied mercilessly from kindergarten all the way through high school. (LGBTQ and on the spectrum, plus I was in Catholic school until high school, so I was not in a good environment.) I had really low self-worth as a kid (largely because of that), and it never even occurred to me to treat anyone else that way because I understood how much it sucked. I'd be particularly interested to hear from people who were/are bullies and have some explanation for their behavior besides entitlement/feeling above the rules.",
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"This is false. Researchers study bullying and have checked out precisely this question. Both bullies and those being bullied have lower self esteem. Here is a classic and very highly cited paper with evidence.. This is totally critical because it's how we try to solve the problem. This one says pretty much the same thing. Truth in advertising, this can be conflated with depression and some studies find a difference in depression not self esteem, like this one like this one which finds that both bullies and those being bullied are more depressed but don't have more self esteem. In any case. We have a rich scientific literature on the topic. It's false. Bullies are either more depressed or have lower self esteem, depends on how you look at it.": 0.0,
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"It's really every reason you can think of. I was confused and scared but people saw me as an asshole so they were violent. Hurt people hurt people and the most oppressive people are those who think they are doing good. I've had people tell me they are trying to help me while they were screaming at me. Some people are stupid and get frustrated easily. Reason is completely gone when you hit puberty lol": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: People are bullies because they have too much self-esteem, not too little People always defend bullying by saying \"oh, they just have low self-esteem/have been bullied themselves.\" That seems like a load of garbage to me. In my experience, people bully because they feel like they are above the concept of behaving like a decent human being, or at least that's the impression I get. They think it's okay to try to ruin someone else's life for their own petty entertainment. That screams entitled to me. I'm saying this as someone who was bullied mercilessly from kindergarten all the way through high school. (LGBTQ and on the spectrum, plus I was in Catholic school until high school, so I was not in a good environment.) I had really low self-worth as a kid (largely because of that), and it never even occurred to me to treat anyone else that way because I understood how much it sucked. I'd be particularly interested to hear from people who were/are bullies and have some explanation for their behavior besides entitlement/feeling above the rules.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Apparently there is an upper limit of the mass of a photon. Would a massive photon be bad news for physics? In my lecture for Particle Physics my professor mentioned that there is a upper limit on how massive a photon could be. It was on the order of 10^-50 grams. My question is basically asking that if it were determined that photons have mass, would this make a lot of assumptions in modern physics untrue? Would it turn exact results into slight approximations? I'm curious, even if the difference between a massive and massless photon is negligible.",
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"This paper discusses the ramifications, and is fairly readable: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1304.2821.pdf Mainly, a photon having the maximum possible mass that could decay into the lightest neutrino, given how thermal the cosmic microwave background is, would have a lifetime of about three years, which is extended to much longer than the current age of the universe because of relativistic effects. The paper also talks about the implications that it would have, and they aren't disastrous. The biggest thing is that \"the speed that light travels\" and \"the speed associated with Lorentz transformations\" are no longer the same thing.": 0.0,
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"Massive photons would have a few big effects: Photons wouldn't actually travel at the \"speed of light\". They'd travel at something less than this. The electromagnetic interaction would have a characteristic length scale, like the Weak force does, because it's force carrier would be a massive particle. The Weak force is \"weak\" because the force carrying particles are so heavy. The lighter the force carrier, the larger the distance the force is effective, and vice versa. Massive photons would be unstable, and decay into other things. The heavier the mass, the shorter the stable lifetime. This is still consistent with our Universe, because the photon's mass could be small enough to give you particles that appear stable over the lifetime of the Universe, but aren't actually, say, for 1,000 times the current age of the Universe. These three effects (or lack there of) can be measured, especially those last two. We know that photons appear stable, so their mass must be less than or equal to a mass that would give them a lifetime >= the current age of the Universe. The electromagnetic force appears to work on all distance scales, but we can't build a laboratory that is the Universe wide, and so we have seen the E&M forces act on scales large enough to put limits on the mass of a photon. Edit: Yes, as several people have pointed out, I mis-typed. They COULD decay, but they wouldn't HAVE to decay. There are other things that would have to exist/be true for massive photons to decay.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nApparently there is an upper limit of the mass of a photon. Would a massive photon be bad news for physics? In my lecture for Particle Physics my professor mentioned that there is a upper limit on how massive a photon could be. It was on the order of 10^-50 grams. My question is basically asking that if it were determined that photons have mass, would this make a lot of assumptions in modern physics untrue? Would it turn exact results into slight approximations? I'm curious, even if the difference between a massive and massless photon is negligible.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General Fiction] Why is it that in almost every post-apocalyptic world, a lot of people tend to follow a leader that is clearly insane and/or evil? Examples * The Governor, Negan, Alpha-The Walking Dead * Lord Humungus, Immortan Joe-Mad Max",
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"Certain kinds of insanity, like narcissism and megalomania, can actually make a person a more effective and efficient leader, particularly in survival situations. So, to put it plainly, they follow insane leaders because they get shit done and keep people alive. Yea, they're evil, and yea their insanity is dangerous if you get on the wrong side of them, but it's better odds than going it alone, and often the sane people can't hold a group together as well.": 0.0,
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"Because In a post-apocalyptic world the strong eat the weak and kindness is weakness. The evil leaders likely installed themselves into a position of power though cruel means, from something as simple as hording and overcharging for necessites or something as brutal as assassination. They then use that power to gain more power by stealing resources and killing opposition they create an empire and need demands that people follow them or at least abide by their rules.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General Fiction] Why is it that in almost every post-apocalyptic world, a lot of people tend to follow a leader that is clearly insane and/or evil? Examples * The Governor, Negan, Alpha-The Walking Dead * Lord Humungus, Immortan Joe-Mad Max\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How long would days be if the earth was twice as big? does the mass of the earth affect the rotation on its axis? and would the extra mass make its orbit around the sun longer or shorter? I have only been able to find videos about what would happen on earth is the planet got bigger. Like gravity is twice as strong, bigger and hotter core, bone density would evolve to be bigger. But I haven't been able to find anything on what happens in the solar system if that were to happen.",
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"The rotation speed depends on a number of things, so just doubling the mass doesn\u2019t necessarily change the rotation speed. (In a different, larger planet.) For example, Jupiter is the solar system\u2019s largest planet and it rotates in only 10 hours.": 0.0,
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"There is no correlation between planet size/mass and rotation rate, there are a multitude of factors that determine how fast a planet rotates, but the mass isn't one of them. For instance, Venus \\(almost the same size and mass as Earth\\) has a rotation period of 243 days, where Jupiter's is only 9 hours 55 minutes.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow long would days be if the earth was twice as big? does the mass of the earth affect the rotation on its axis? and would the extra mass make its orbit around the sun longer or shorter? I have only been able to find videos about what would happen on earth is the planet got bigger. Like gravity is twice as strong, bigger and hotter core, bone density would evolve to be bigger. But I haven't been able to find anything on what happens in the solar system if that were to happen.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Does celery root have anything in common with milk? I know everyone has been dying to ask this question. All kidding aside this is a serious (although probably intensely stupid) question. Let me explain: Got COVID in late November 2021. Lost absolutely any ability to smell and taste for around a month. A few weeks after my senses came back a new problem arose: this \\*\\*\\*\\*\\*\\*\\* taste and smell of (rotten?) celery root everywhere. It's nearly everywhere but the worst culprits are celery root (no surprises here) and milk (and milk products, cheeses etc.) Theres absolutely no difference on how celery root and milk taste to me (like rotten celery root). This is the origin of, probably, the weirdest question that has ever been asked on this sub. Do celery root and milk have any (chemical) similarities? Is celery used in the production of many food products? Thank you for reading. TL;DR: I've been eating potatoes and tomatoes for every meal for the past 70 days.",
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"My fiance and I have something similar, but everything has a garlic and peppers taste. We also caught COVID around November. Flossing has helped me reduce it somewhat.": 0.0,
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"I had to do a deep dive into McGee\u2019s *Nose Dive*. It\u2019s hard to find anything conclusive, but it might be that you\u2019re especially sensitive to the phthalide lactones in both (or desensitized to everything else). Phthalide lactones, especially sedanenolide, contribute heavily to the aroma of celery. Lactones, as their name suggest, are also a constituent of milk, and I\u2019m willing to bet phthalide lactones, or at least close cousins, are also in milk as part of its grassy aroma. There\u2019s probably some neurological mix-up happening as well that\u2019s making your brain associate the two, or at least is mentally categorizing them closer than normal. Let me know if you have more questions and I can see if I can find the answers!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes celery root have anything in common with milk? I know everyone has been dying to ask this question. All kidding aside this is a serious (although probably intensely stupid) question. Let me explain: Got COVID in late November 2021. Lost absolutely any ability to smell and taste for around a month. A few weeks after my senses came back a new problem arose: this \\*\\*\\*\\*\\*\\*\\* taste and smell of (rotten?) celery root everywhere. It's nearly everywhere but the worst culprits are celery root (no surprises here) and milk (and milk products, cheeses etc.) Theres absolutely no difference on how celery root and milk taste to me (like rotten celery root). This is the origin of, probably, the weirdest question that has ever been asked on this sub. Do celery root and milk have any (chemical) similarities? Is celery used in the production of many food products? Thank you for reading. TL;DR: I've been eating potatoes and tomatoes for every meal for the past 70 days.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Mom has dementia. Sister got POA and sold moms house to herself for $1. Mothers will states it should go to the both of us. My mother has dementia (amongst other health problems) for over 5 years. She\u2019s been living with me in NY for some time, as I was the primary caregiver. Mom has a home in Florida that my sister has been living in, along with her now adult children. It was supposed to be temporary until she got back on her feet after her divorce, but so far it\u2019s been 9+ years. For the last 2-3 years, my mother\u2019s health has declined to the point that she needs 24 hour care; including feeding, dressing and hygiene; along with frequent hospital visits. A few months ago my sister came down to NY to visit and while here she took mom out. Unbeknownst to me, my sister had our mom sign a Power of Attorney and sold the deed for the Florida house to herself for $1. Years before my mothers dementia, she made a will and in that will it states that upon her death the house would go to the both of us, 50% each. Mom has now been staying in a nursing home in NY for the past 2 months due to the deterioration of her health. My sister recently visited to see mom and while staying with me, I saw the signed over deed and POA paperwork she had left out. Do I have any rights to what my mothers will states, or does this deed supersede the will? I should point out that my mother would never have done this on her own volition, as I believe my sister took advantage of my mothers dementia and unfit state of mind. I\u2019m 100% positive she didn\u2019t know what she was signing nor would she even understand the implications. I have videos showing my mothers declined mental state before and after the signing of the deed. What are my options?",
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"I don\u2019t think you can use a POA to sell a house to yourself? I\u2019m not a Judge or Lawyer.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s a breach of fiduciary duty case. You need a probate litigation firm. It\u2019s winnable. You\u2019ll want a lis pendens recorded in the house first thing so she can\u2019t sell it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMom has dementia. Sister got POA and sold moms house to herself for $1. Mothers will states it should go to the both of us. My mother has dementia (amongst other health problems) for over 5 years. She\u2019s been living with me in NY for some time, as I was the primary caregiver. Mom has a home in Florida that my sister has been living in, along with her now adult children. It was supposed to be temporary until she got back on her feet after her divorce, but so far it\u2019s been 9+ years. For the last 2-3 years, my mother\u2019s health has declined to the point that she needs 24 hour care; including feeding, dressing and hygiene; along with frequent hospital visits. A few months ago my sister came down to NY to visit and while here she took mom out. Unbeknownst to me, my sister had our mom sign a Power of Attorney and sold the deed for the Florida house to herself for $1. Years before my mothers dementia, she made a will and in that will it states that upon her death the house would go to the both of us, 50% each. Mom has now been staying in a nursing home in NY for the past 2 months due to the deterioration of her health. My sister recently visited to see mom and while staying with me, I saw the signed over deed and POA paperwork she had left out. Do I have any rights to what my mothers will states, or does this deed supersede the will? I should point out that my mother would never have done this on her own volition, as I believe my sister took advantage of my mothers dementia and unfit state of mind. I\u2019m 100% positive she didn\u2019t know what she was signing nor would she even understand the implications. I have videos showing my mothers declined mental state before and after the signing of the deed. What are my options?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[The Incredibles] Is the reason Edna Mode treats Bob the way she does because super strength is a really basic superpower? Edna in the first movie compared supers to Gods. Edna seems to treat other supers with more respect and enthusiasm the more unique their powers are (she treats Helen well and adores Jack Jack). All except for Bob who, while she doesn\u2019t mistreat, she does address him with something closer to indifference.",
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"She builds super suits. The more unique the power, the more she has to problem solve and innovative to make a suit for that super. Dash's suit has to be friction resistant, Violet's suit turns invisible, and Helen's suit can stretch. Bob's is relatively uninteresting by comparison. And like the other person said, that's just how their friendship is.": 0.0,
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"I feel its less that super strength is a basic power and more that superstrength doesn't really affect your clothes much. The only real consideration a superstrong man needs is avoiding tears, and it seems making the suits damage-resistant is routine anyway. Beyond that, designing for someone with superstrength is basically the same as designing for a normal human. Compare this to the two examples you use, stretching and shapeshifting, which raise very significant- and thus, *interesting-* hurdles in making a supersuit. There's no *challenge* with Bob, is my point. All she needs to do is make a suit that makes a muscular dude look good, and she's a high-end fashion designer. She can do that in her sleep. As such, while she likes Bob as a person, she doesn't hugely like him as a customer. He's routine work, the others are bespoke creations.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[The Incredibles] Is the reason Edna Mode treats Bob the way she does because super strength is a really basic superpower? Edna in the first movie compared supers to Gods. Edna seems to treat other supers with more respect and enthusiasm the more unique their powers are (she treats Helen well and adores Jack Jack). All except for Bob who, while she doesn\u2019t mistreat, she does address him with something closer to indifference.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: What are the downsides to hitting \"reject all\" when presented with a cookie request? Further explanation involved Two sides to this question. 1; It's a site I use not quite daily but fairly often. 2: it's a site I've never seen before and unlikely to ever visit again",
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"Usually nothing. The reason you get these popups is there's a law that basically says \"no spying on users unless they consent to it\" so of course advertising operators started doing these dialogs because a lot of people consent to being spied upon if you ask them rudely and make it annoying. Actually important cookies, like whether you're logged in, they don't need to ask you for permission for those.": 0.0,
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"TL;DR: you'll get a less tailored experience. Let's say you go into a massive shopping centre, and you see advertisements and signs, these are simply generic based on the what some person thinks would be helpful. But really you want to know where the bananas are... The use of cookies allows the site to keep some info about you so that when you visit again, it can change those signs to point you directly to bananas... Tailoring the experience to you. The long... People seem to think reject all means no cookies, but that's not the case. Reject all means reject all optional cookies, they still are allowed and will use cookies for essential purposes such as keeping you logged in (think an e-commerce site where you have a shopping cart and have added items to your cart... This is an essential function of the website to perform as expected). The other cookies may be broken down into other categories, including but not limited to, performance, analytics, marketing and advertising. Of these, performance may include options to customise the content of the site, analytics is to track your movement around the site to better understand your usage, and marketing and advertising tend to be related to relevant ads or product up selling. Downside of rejecting all, the experience you may receive on a site might not be \"personalised\" to you but simply kept generic based on a broader set of parameters that the site can understand without any identifiable information about you. Disclosure: I'm a Software Engineer specialising in frontend technology (the stuff you see on websites).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: What are the downsides to hitting \"reject all\" when presented with a cookie request? Further explanation involved Two sides to this question. 1; It's a site I use not quite daily but fairly often. 2: it's a site I've never seen before and unlikely to ever visit again\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "When a nuclear bomb goes off, is the area immediately irradiated? I realize that it's almost instantaneously burned, but I'm wondering if the radiation comes from the initial blast or entirely from the fallout, which I thought was just ash.",
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"Only about 5% of the energy released by a nuclear bomb is turned into ionizing radiation (alpha, beta, gamma, neutron). But the larger the bomb does not mean that the radiating energy spreads any farther than smaller bombs. Beyond a certain point the physical energy (heat, compression wave, etc) completely overrides the damage done by the radiation. It is the neutron radiation, however, that causes physical material to become radioactive by forming isotopes of the existing atoms. The fallout that is generated after the bomb goes off is the physical material that has been bombarded by neutrons and then burnt and turned to ash. So, the radioactive material that is the fallout, is created by the radiation generated by the initial blast. There is also some residual physical material that may not have been completely destroyed by the compression wave and heat, but for the most part that is negligible compared to the material distributed as fallout.": 0.0,
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">I realize that it's almost instantaneously burned, but I'm wondering if the radiation comes from the initial blast or entirely from the fallout, which I thought was just ash. Short answer: yes. The initial radiation takes the form of gamma and neutron radiation - this radiation dissipates relatively quickly (lasts about the length of the explosion). Very few injuries would result from initial radiation alone - as most people affected by this also happen to be close to ground zero and have other worries (e.g. giant fireball). Fallout is what comes next. There are hundreds of fissile products that can be formed from a nuclear blast - some with a very short half-life (like iodine 131), and some that will stick around for months or years (like strontium 90). This can come from the weapon debris (e.g. \"leftover\" plutonium), products from the fission itself, and much of it will be from irradiated soil (assuming you're detonating it near the ground). So, I think your question is more about the after-effects - so to answer: the radiation you're seeing that has long term effects is from the fallout. edit: Grammar - as per Vanabrus :)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhen a nuclear bomb goes off, is the area immediately irradiated? I realize that it's almost instantaneously burned, but I'm wondering if the radiation comes from the initial blast or entirely from the fallout, which I thought was just ash.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Elected government officials\u2019 salary should be equal to the weekly max unemployment benefits of the state in which they were elected. I feel the majority is poorly represented. Reasoning that the representatives are not in touch with the majority\u2019s struggles and needs, or just don\u2019t care. I think limiting their salary to the max weekly unemployment benefits that their state pays out would help put it into perspective for them. It might help them realize and fix actual issues. Take their mind away from banning books, and acting like president set gas prices? Maybe they\u2019d even try to produce bills to make life better for everyone, if everyone would include them? And limit bonuses and donations.",
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"Why should politicians be punished for not supporting the specific policies you support?": 0.0,
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"Sweet, more reasons to ensure that only wealthy people will ever run for office.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Elected government officials\u2019 salary should be equal to the weekly max unemployment benefits of the state in which they were elected. I feel the majority is poorly represented. Reasoning that the representatives are not in touch with the majority\u2019s struggles and needs, or just don\u2019t care. I think limiting their salary to the max weekly unemployment benefits that their state pays out would help put it into perspective for them. It might help them realize and fix actual issues. Take their mind away from banning books, and acting like president set gas prices? Maybe they\u2019d even try to produce bills to make life better for everyone, if everyone would include them? And limit bonuses and donations.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Hi! How can I practice cake decorating without wasting? What is the cheapest alternative for real icing/frosting? Do you guys have any practice tips for cake/cookie decorating at home? Has anyone ever used Wilton Decorate Smart Deluxe Practice Board Set? Thank you!",
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"Cake decorating shops sell polystyrene that you can use to practice on instead of using actual cake! You can also reuse the frosting as it's just for practice, cross-contamination isn't a problem.": 0.0,
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"Dollar Store powdered sugar and Crisco. Dye it one of the colors you rarely used, something mid-tone so you can see shadows, folds, air bubbles, etc. When you're not using it, freeze it. Defrost in the fridge for a day. You may need to rewhip it to get it smooth again. You can reuse it many, many times. 1 cup crisco, 4 cups powdered sugar, about 2 Tbsp water. Don't add all the water at once, add it as you're going to adjust consistency. Sometimes a little more, it really depends on the adulterant content of your powdered sugar. Bonus is that it tastes terrible, great for partners that won't let you finish frosting the goddamn cake before they are so eager for a slice like jesus you didn't slave over the oven all day i'll bring you a god damn slice when it's ready -- give them a \"practice frosting flower\" and they'll leave you alone.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askbaking that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHi! How can I practice cake decorating without wasting? What is the cheapest alternative for real icing/frosting? Do you guys have any practice tips for cake/cookie decorating at home? Has anyone ever used Wilton Decorate Smart Deluxe Practice Board Set? Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Culinary School I'm about to enter my junior year, and I'm starting to seriously consider applying to the CIA. I'm going to try to get a job at a local restaurant soon to see the difference between commercial and home kitchens. Other than that what are some recommendations, warnings, or other helpful info y'all have?",
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"I started working in restaurants about a year ago after I got fired from my old warehouse job and it was probably one of the best things that\u2019s ever happens to me that being said you can honestly learn everything that CIA would teach you in the job and get paid to do so rather than paying near $40,000 a semester to go to CIA": 0.0,
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"Do not apply until you have worked at least 2 years in the industry": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCulinary School I'm about to enter my junior year, and I'm starting to seriously consider applying to the CIA. I'm going to try to get a job at a local restaurant soon to see the difference between commercial and home kitchens. Other than that what are some recommendations, warnings, or other helpful info y'all have?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why does jerk paste penetrate so much deeper than other marinades? I'm using Walkerswood traditional Jamaican jerk seasoning on chicken thighs. The bottle says to use it sparingly, and I've had really hot jerk before, so I put very little on, and let it do its thing overnight. I'm surprised how deeply the flavor seems to have worked its way into the meat. I've let other marinades and rubs sit overnight and their flavor only seemed to penetrate a couple millimeters, whereas the jerk seems to have gone down to the bone. Is it just an illusion due to the intensity of the flavors in jerk, or is some ingredient or combination of ingredients (scallions, scotch bonnet peppers, salt, black pepper, all spice, nutmeg, citric acid, cane sugar, thyme leaves) really working its way all the way through the meat, and if so, which one(s)?",
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"This jerk paste has scallions as its main ingredient and salt as its third ingredient. Both have water soluble compounds and will penetrate meat to an extent - everything else will only penetrate the first couple of milimeters. Here's a short article on it : https://www.splendidtable.org/story/2017/06/02/food-myths-busted-by-americas-test-kitchen-marinating-basting-and-boiling": 0.0,
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"This stuff is *super* salty - and that\u2019s what\u2019s penetrating the meat. The intense flavours on the surface back it up and make it seem like they\u2019re entering the meat as well but they can\u2019t.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy does jerk paste penetrate so much deeper than other marinades? I'm using Walkerswood traditional Jamaican jerk seasoning on chicken thighs. The bottle says to use it sparingly, and I've had really hot jerk before, so I put very little on, and let it do its thing overnight. I'm surprised how deeply the flavor seems to have worked its way into the meat. I've let other marinades and rubs sit overnight and their flavor only seemed to penetrate a couple millimeters, whereas the jerk seems to have gone down to the bone. Is it just an illusion due to the intensity of the flavors in jerk, or is some ingredient or combination of ingredients (scallions, scotch bonnet peppers, salt, black pepper, all spice, nutmeg, citric acid, cane sugar, thyme leaves) really working its way all the way through the meat, and if so, which one(s)?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My dad died last year, and when I asked if there was a will, my aunt said she had power of attorney, and took everything. Do I have any right to dispute this? The title just about sums it up. She said she had power of attorney, and as a result I wouldn't be getting anything. Do I have any leg to stand on, or is his stuff now hers? I doubt he had a will, or any system set up for after his death.",
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"And you should know that, although she had a power of attorney that was effective while he was alive, if she used that power of attorney to give property to herself while he was alive, thus removing that property from his estate after death, you can still recover that property from her. Her using the power of attorney to give property to herself while he was alive is considered a breach of fiduciary duty, And the remedy is that she has to repay all of that property back to his estate, which in turn goes to you under the laws of intestacy.": 0.0,
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"Intestate succession in Oklahoma without a will and no surviving spouse, everything goes to the children to be divided equally. Your aunt has no claim on the estate and her power of attorney ended with his death. If his estate was under the 50k cutoff, it doesn\u2019t need to be probated, otherwise it does. This is a helpful link https://www.okbar.org/freelegalinfo/probate/ Tldr: your aunt stole the money, call an attorney": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy dad died last year, and when I asked if there was a will, my aunt said she had power of attorney, and took everything. Do I have any right to dispute this? The title just about sums it up. She said she had power of attorney, and as a result I wouldn't be getting anything. Do I have any leg to stand on, or is his stuff now hers? I doubt he had a will, or any system set up for after his death.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I privately sold a car, and 2 days later the buyer wants me to pay him back because he found out that the car has many issues. What do i do? I sold a VW Passat 2007 for about $4000 and also mentioned the issues it had. It had an oil leak and that\u2019s it. Today, the buyer says that the car is not drive-able and that the engine is from a junkyard and that the heater core is not there and stuff. I told him that I had no clue about all this and him and his full family came to inspect the car. They all liked it and bought it. Now he\u2019s saying that he is going to sue me over it. I looked up the laws in my state which say that a private sale is a done deal, as long as I have 4 documents. I have them all except the bill of sale. Does he have a legal basis to stand on?",
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"Tell the buyer he bought the car \u201cas-is\u201d and that the sale is final. Then ignore his calls and block him. If he still comes after you, tell him you will report him to the police for harassment or potential fraud.": 0.0,
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"Block him on your phone. If he comes to your home or calls, tell him to only communicate in writing. Don't speak with him. Don't take the car back. Don't offer a partial refund. When you go to court you will be fine. Old used cars with no warranty will have issues.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI privately sold a car, and 2 days later the buyer wants me to pay him back because he found out that the car has many issues. What do i do? I sold a VW Passat 2007 for about $4000 and also mentioned the issues it had. It had an oil leak and that\u2019s it. Today, the buyer says that the car is not drive-able and that the engine is from a junkyard and that the heater core is not there and stuff. I told him that I had no clue about all this and him and his full family came to inspect the car. They all liked it and bought it. Now he\u2019s saying that he is going to sue me over it. I looked up the laws in my state which say that a private sale is a done deal, as long as I have 4 documents. I have them all except the bill of sale. Does he have a legal basis to stand on?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Entire roof needs to be replaced 6 months after moving into a new home. Any options? [NY] Roof is just 4 years old. What it comes down to is that the roofers who did the roof w/ previous owner were highly incompetent. I had multiple roofing contractors come by who all immediately said that the roof is basically a joke and needs to get fully replaced. My home inspectors noted signs of leaking around skylights but nothing otherwise. The seller claimed the new roof fixed said leaking and provided receipt of the roof being done 4 years ago. I know NY state is a generally \"buyer beware\" state but after looking at $40K+ costs to repair I'm curious if I have any options here.",
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"Unless your inspector was specific roof expert, I would say you\u2019re out of luck there. Home inspectors look for defects, which he found and the previous owner had fixed. They are not charged to be experts in every area. Sadly looks like you are going to be responsible unless you know and can prove the previous owner deliberately withheld knowledge that the roof was in terrible shape outside of that leak.": 0.0,
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"Is there a warranty on the last installation? There isn\u2019t any apparent claim related to the inspection. The roof was likely excluded, they noted problems, and any claim would be limited to the amount of the inspection anyway. There isn\u2019t any claim as to the prior owner unless you establish they lied in a disclosure. And it sounds like they likely thought they had solved any problem.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEntire roof needs to be replaced 6 months after moving into a new home. Any options? [NY] Roof is just 4 years old. What it comes down to is that the roofers who did the roof w/ previous owner were highly incompetent. I had multiple roofing contractors come by who all immediately said that the roof is basically a joke and needs to get fully replaced. My home inspectors noted signs of leaking around skylights but nothing otherwise. The seller claimed the new roof fixed said leaking and provided receipt of the roof being done 4 years ago. I know NY state is a generally \"buyer beware\" state but after looking at $40K+ costs to repair I'm curious if I have any options here.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do I stop shocking myself? I have this awesome jacket that nice and fuzzy inside. It\u2019s a company jacket, and have to wear it. Problem is, when I take it off I\u2019m immediately charged full of electricity and the next conductive thing I touch I get shocked. I really dislike getting shocked. I absolutely hate it. Is there anyway I can avoid this? I\u2019ve tried holding onto something metal with one hand while I take my jacket off so the electricity has somewhere else to go. This is very difficult to do and instead of something metal shocking me, my jacket shocks me as it slides off. I\u2019ve tried removing the jacket slower, so there\u2019s more time for the voltage differential between me and the jacket to even out, but that only helps a little. Please help me. I suffer every day.",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Wear a grounded ESD wriststrap at all times. On a more serious note, all you have to do is just discharge the static through a conductor on hand. You can just hold on to your key and touch the key to a grounded conductor, after you've already taken off your jacket. The spark will jump between the key and the conductor, so you won't feel the spark.": 0.0,
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"Wear something made from cotton beneath the jacket. Avoid silk and synthetic fabrics. Also, rather than holding onto something metallic just keep something small and conductive at hand. Such as keys. Take off the jacket, grab the keys, then touch the keys to a metal object to discharge yourself safely.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I stop shocking myself? I have this awesome jacket that nice and fuzzy inside. It\u2019s a company jacket, and have to wear it. Problem is, when I take it off I\u2019m immediately charged full of electricity and the next conductive thing I touch I get shocked. I really dislike getting shocked. I absolutely hate it. Is there anyway I can avoid this? I\u2019ve tried holding onto something metal with one hand while I take my jacket off so the electricity has somewhere else to go. This is very difficult to do and instead of something metal shocking me, my jacket shocks me as it slides off. I\u2019ve tried removing the jacket slower, so there\u2019s more time for the voltage differential between me and the jacket to even out, but that only helps a little. Please help me. I suffer every day.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Why did the Avengers only resurrect the people that Thanos killed with the Snap and not the people he killed when he was collecting the stones as well? * Such as the Asgardians, Loki, the Nova Corp, etc.",
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"Because where do you stop? They brought back all the people who were snapped. That was a monumental task, and it maimed the Hulk. Now you want to snap again? When you use the gems, it seems you need a clear image in your mind of exactly what you want them to do. It's an act of willpower and focus. You might want to say \"Dear infinity stones, I want a pony for Christmas, and please also fix Rhodey's back, and bring Quicksilver back to life, and make Bucky not feel guilty, and make Hitler not have happened, Amen.\" But... does it work that way? It doesn't really appear to.": 0.0,
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"They explained it as not wanting to affect anything that's happened since at the direction of Tony. He didn't want anything they did mess up his new family or jeopardize his new \"second chance.\". They were all afraid of what the stones could do, so they very specifically only undid the snap and affected nothing else or unmade any people by accident.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Why did the Avengers only resurrect the people that Thanos killed with the Snap and not the people he killed when he was collecting the stones as well? * Such as the Asgardians, Loki, the Nova Corp, etc.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[NYC] My new landlord has asked me and my 2 roommates to leave so that he can move his family into our unit. We are signed on a lease until November. My new landlord has asked me and my 2 roommates to leave so that he can move his family into our unit. We are signed on a lease until November. Can he legally serve us an eviction notice before our lease ends? Assuming the answer is yes, does anyone have any advice on how to get out of this? Details below! My roommates and I live in a 3 bedroom apt in Bedstuy, BK. We signed a 1 year lease last November and at that same time, our building was sold to a new owner. A few days ago, I got a call from the new owner asking me how many months of notice we would need to move out--he wants to move his family into our unit. He and his wife currently live in a 1 bedroom with their kid and another on the way. He said he wants our unit (1 of 3 in the building) because it is on the top floor and would be the most quiet. I know that we are protected by the lease until November to an extent. As you can imagine, my roommates and are I not willing to submit right away--we are all very happy with our living arrangement. I also realize that if he wants to evict us, he probably can. We're hoping to learn more about situations like these so that we can figure out how to stay put. Any comments, questions and advice are much appreciated.",
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"Hi there! I\u2019m the LegalFAQ bot. It looks like you may be experiencing housing issues related to housing or eviction. Come to https://legalfaq.org to find legal resources for renters in each state. You can also find links to local groups that can help you with legal, financial, or other problems at https://legalfaq.org/getHelp. Help us provide accurate advice to fellow redditors: if your post was related to housing or eviction, please like this comment; otherwise, please dislike this comment.": 0.0,
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"He can't necessarily just kick you out or end your lease early ... but this might be a great opportunity for you to both walk away smiling. Cash for keys, ya know?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[NYC] My new landlord has asked me and my 2 roommates to leave so that he can move his family into our unit. We are signed on a lease until November. My new landlord has asked me and my 2 roommates to leave so that he can move his family into our unit. We are signed on a lease until November. Can he legally serve us an eviction notice before our lease ends? Assuming the answer is yes, does anyone have any advice on how to get out of this? Details below! My roommates and I live in a 3 bedroom apt in Bedstuy, BK. We signed a 1 year lease last November and at that same time, our building was sold to a new owner. A few days ago, I got a call from the new owner asking me how many months of notice we would need to move out--he wants to move his family into our unit. He and his wife currently live in a 1 bedroom with their kid and another on the way. He said he wants our unit (1 of 3 in the building) because it is on the top floor and would be the most quiet. I know that we are protected by the lease until November to an extent. As you can imagine, my roommates and are I not willing to submit right away--we are all very happy with our living arrangement. I also realize that if he wants to evict us, he probably can. We're hoping to learn more about situations like these so that we can figure out how to stay put. Any comments, questions and advice are much appreciated.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Could I potentially sue my boss for making me \u201cprove\u201d I\u2019m not pregnant before calling out sick? For a bit of background info, I\u2019m 20f, live in Massachusetts, and work at a Dunkin. This morning, I got up and got ready for work when I started throwing up (I even threw up on my work shirt). I called my boss and told her that I couldn\u2019t come in and explained the situation. Now, it\u2019s important to note that the ONLY other time I called out was about 2 weeks ago, also for throwing up. There have been a few times I bit the bullet and went to work while throwing up and stayed for the duration of my shift. When I called my boss, she said, \u201cyou\u2019ve been throwing up a lot lately, are you sure you\u2019re not pregnant? I\u2019m not going to let you call out because of morning sickness.\u201d I told her that I\u2019m not (it\u2019s absolutely none of her business but I\u2019m literally on my period rn) and she told me that I had to send her a picture of a negative pregnancy test if I wanted to call out without getting written up. I gave my neighbor some money to go to the store to grab a test for me (that I didn\u2019t even need so now I\u2019m out $20) and sent my boss a picture. About 20 minutes ago, I got a text from a coworker saying, \u201ccongrats on the baby but we\u2019re really short staffed today. Alex (not her real name) is pregnant and she still shows up to work.\u201d Even if I could, I probably wouldn\u2019t sue, but fuck, this pissed me off so much. One of the supervisors literally calls out at least once a week and nobody has a problem with it, but because I\u2019m a woman, my honesty and integrity is called into question? I\u2019ve been here for almost 8 months and this is the SECOND time I\u2019ve called out.",
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"Get a lawyer. This is illegal.": 0.0,
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"I think the local health department would like to hear about this. They take a dim view of vomiting workers serving people food\u2026 regardless of the reason for the illness.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCould I potentially sue my boss for making me \u201cprove\u201d I\u2019m not pregnant before calling out sick? For a bit of background info, I\u2019m 20f, live in Massachusetts, and work at a Dunkin. This morning, I got up and got ready for work when I started throwing up (I even threw up on my work shirt). I called my boss and told her that I couldn\u2019t come in and explained the situation. Now, it\u2019s important to note that the ONLY other time I called out was about 2 weeks ago, also for throwing up. There have been a few times I bit the bullet and went to work while throwing up and stayed for the duration of my shift. When I called my boss, she said, \u201cyou\u2019ve been throwing up a lot lately, are you sure you\u2019re not pregnant? I\u2019m not going to let you call out because of morning sickness.\u201d I told her that I\u2019m not (it\u2019s absolutely none of her business but I\u2019m literally on my period rn) and she told me that I had to send her a picture of a negative pregnancy test if I wanted to call out without getting written up. I gave my neighbor some money to go to the store to grab a test for me (that I didn\u2019t even need so now I\u2019m out $20) and sent my boss a picture. About 20 minutes ago, I got a text from a coworker saying, \u201ccongrats on the baby but we\u2019re really short staffed today. Alex (not her real name) is pregnant and she still shows up to work.\u201d Even if I could, I probably wouldn\u2019t sue, but fuck, this pissed me off so much. One of the supervisors literally calls out at least once a week and nobody has a problem with it, but because I\u2019m a woman, my honesty and integrity is called into question? I\u2019ve been here for almost 8 months and this is the SECOND time I\u2019ve called out.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How would donut shaped planets work? Hello, I'm in fifth grade and like to learn about planets. I have questions about the possibility of donut shaped planets. If Earth were a donut shape, would the atmosphere be the same shape, with a hole in the middle? Or would it be like a jelly donut without a hole? How would the gravity of donut Earth be different than our Earth? How would it affect the moon's orbit? Thank you. :)",
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"This is actually a really good question, and a proper answer would take quite a bit of work, as well as a lot of complicated math. I have a master's degree in physics, and I still had to think hard about some aspects of your question (it is after 1AM where the live after all). Instead of giving you the answers straight away, I'd like to nudge you in the direction of how a physicists might approach a problem like this. An excellent way to start a problem is to think about what sort of symmetry you can take advantage of. Normally shaped planets like the Earth have spherical symmetry (or close enough). Since a sphere looks the same no matter how you rotate it, you know that the strength of gravity from a sphere won't depend on the direction, and that it can only depend on how far away you are from the center. What sort of symmetry does a donut planet have? If a moon were orbiting around a donut planet, would it matter which way around it goes? Another way to get insight for problems like this is to consider limiting cases. What I mean by that is, look as an extreme situation, where the problem is easier, and apply what you learn to help solve the more general problem. Imagine you're an ant on the surface of your donut planet. Which way would you expect gravity to pull you? If the donut is really thin, and stretched out like a hoolahoop, would you expect there to be a big difference between the inside of the hoop and the outside? What if it's a fat donut with a really small hole? Hope you find that helpful :)": 0.0,
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"I've saved a few sources on donut-shaped planets. (The mathematical word for a donut shape is *torus*, by the way. The adjective form of that is ~~toroid~~ *toroidal*. And if you're interested, the branch of mathematics that deals with neat shapes like this is called topology.) [Here's a video] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J4iIBKJHLA) that discusses rotation, gravity, seasonal variance, climate/weather, and other subjects. It was based on [this blog post] (http://www.aleph.se/andart/archives/2014/02/torusearth.html) that has a bit more information. [This page] (http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath402/kmath402.htm) has more information on torus gravity, but it's kind of mathematically dense. (I'm in my 20s and I don't understand half of it myself.)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow would donut shaped planets work? Hello, I'm in fifth grade and like to learn about planets. I have questions about the possibility of donut shaped planets. If Earth were a donut shape, would the atmosphere be the same shape, with a hole in the middle? Or would it be like a jelly donut without a hole? How would the gravity of donut Earth be different than our Earth? How would it affect the moon's orbit? Thank you. :)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does immunity from a virus get remembered for longer if a recovered person is exposed continually to it? I read somewhere else that after recovery, immunity from covid19 lasts around three months. Which is the amount of time our immune system spends resources on creating antibodies specific to that virus. However, does that take in account if the person is continually exposed to infected people? Is it possible for her/his immune system to get a \"memory refresh\"? Something like a signal in the body that says \"hey, I know you can't remember coronaviruses well but you still need immunity for this\"?",
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"Nobody knows yet how long immunity to this virus *usually* lasts. Yes, re-exposure (asymptomatic beginnings of re-infection) works as a free \"booster vaccine\" sort of thing with most infectious diseases (ignore influenza, because it's unusually complex in terms of mutation.)": 0.0,
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"You did not read that immunity only lasts 3 months. No one knows how long immunity lasts. You read that antibody titers drop off after 3 months. Antibodies drop off after a few months for many viruses. Memory B cells are responsible for long term immunity.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes immunity from a virus get remembered for longer if a recovered person is exposed continually to it? I read somewhere else that after recovery, immunity from covid19 lasts around three months. Which is the amount of time our immune system spends resources on creating antibodies specific to that virus. However, does that take in account if the person is continually exposed to infected people? Is it possible for her/his immune system to get a \"memory refresh\"? Something like a signal in the body that says \"hey, I know you can't remember coronaviruses well but you still need immunity for this\"?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is more aerodynamic: wrinkly brain or smooth brain? Question between coworker and I. Our assumption is wrinkly brain due to the effects similar to golf ball dimples. However I want smooth brain to be more aerodynamic for the memes. Can someone evaluate this and maybe define if there is an optimal wrinkliness?",
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"This depends entirely how fast your wrinkly or smooth brain is going. Aka, it depends on the Reynold's number or Mach number.": 0.0,
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"depends...are you moving fast enough to need to worry about flow separation? If not the increased skin drag from the wrinkles may hurt you. Based on the fact this question exists, I think you're already in the low drag configuration": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is more aerodynamic: wrinkly brain or smooth brain? Question between coworker and I. Our assumption is wrinkly brain due to the effects similar to golf ball dimples. However I want smooth brain to be more aerodynamic for the memes. Can someone evaluate this and maybe define if there is an optimal wrinkliness?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Engineer or Technician ? Why some people choose to be a technician? Why some people I know went to a specialised technician job although he has an engineering degree? If you are this person, please give me your opinion. Also, I want you guys to discuss the pros and cons. Please argue with each other, it will give more emotional reason.",
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"I'm heading for technician quite simply because I'm being conservative with schooling - when I was younger, I was a terrible student in that I never handed in homework (but I master the subject matter and do well on tests). Now that I'm re-trying college, I'm keeping it as easy as possible. My ultimate goal would be Mechanical engineering degree, and then if there's time chemical engineering masters. But one step at a time For now it's electronics technology at my local community college, because I was a machinist and my dumb ass managed to fuck up both my feet with soft tissue injuries, and I figure you're sitting down if you're Soldering (machinists HAVE to stand up 8+ hours a day, so I'm not doing that anymore )": 0.0,
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"Having done both... (technician first then onto engineering) Being a tech is a simpler way of life (in a good way) You show up, do your job, and then go home. If the answer isn't in the manual, pass the problem off to engineering. You can make recommendations, but ultimately engineering is going to do whatever the heck it wants (I was nuclear so very few macgyver moments). Get reasonably good and you'll be treated fairly well. I made decent money. It wasn't Sr Engineer money, but it was slightly more than I make now (jr eng currently). I'll probably spend the next decade chasing the confidence I had as a fully qualified tech. The downside. You're a tech. You're limited in your career progression and ability to impact changes where you work. If you're not a particularly ambitious person, being a tech can be a great gig.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEngineer or Technician ? Why some people choose to be a technician? Why some people I know went to a specialised technician job although he has an engineering degree? If you are this person, please give me your opinion. Also, I want you guys to discuss the pros and cons. Please argue with each other, it will give more emotional reason.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Sesame Street] Is the Count good at math? Like differential equations or abstract algebra or multiplying numbers in his head? Or anything beyond reciting the natural numbers in sequence?",
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"He says, \u201cI love to count\u201d not \u201cI\u2019m good at math\u201d.": 0.0,
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"According to an interview with BBC News in 2012, Count von Count says his favorite number is 34,969, explaining that \"it's a square root thing.\" The article surmises the reason for this is because the square root of 34,969 is 187 which is itself the product of two prime numbers 11 and 17 (11\\*17 = 187) and also because 34,869 is the product of 11 squared multipled by the 17 squared. So, it appears that the Count is capable of relatively complex mathmatical functions. Source: Why was 34,969 Count von Count's Magic Number?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Sesame Street] Is the Count good at math? Like differential equations or abstract algebra or multiplying numbers in his head? Or anything beyond reciting the natural numbers in sequence?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Scooby-Doo] Does Mystery Inc still not believe in Ghosts? Considering everything they have been through, including but not limited to: \\- 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo \\- Scooby-Doo and the Witches Ghosts (picked specifically because it was the debut of the Hex Girls whom they have later run into multiple times and have greeted as friends) \\- Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated \\- Scooby-Doo/Monsters Unleashed Do they still not believe in Ghosts, Magic and Monsters? If not, how can they remain so defiant in the face of the overwhelming fact that the supernatural exists?",
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"Final episode of Mystery Inc reveals that >!the entire timeline and the backstories of everyone in the world has been rewritten, with only a few people noticing the change and remembering what came before. It is explicit that!< this is not the first time or last time this has happened. Sometimes Mystery Inc believes in ghosts sometimes not, time is fluid.": 0.0,
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"For every genuinely supernatural situation there is an overwhelming amount of people in monster costumes to unmask, it makes sense to approach every new case like it's a person in a suit until proven otherwise.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Scooby-Doo] Does Mystery Inc still not believe in Ghosts? Considering everything they have been through, including but not limited to: \\- 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo \\- Scooby-Doo and the Witches Ghosts (picked specifically because it was the debut of the Hex Girls whom they have later run into multiple times and have greeted as friends) \\- Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated \\- Scooby-Doo/Monsters Unleashed Do they still not believe in Ghosts, Magic and Monsters? If not, how can they remain so defiant in the face of the overwhelming fact that the supernatural exists?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I'm no computer expert, so forgive me if this is a ridiculous question: What would happen if computers switched to trinary instead of binary? I don't know if this is even possible, but what if, instead of just 0's and 1's representing off and on, computers understood 0's 1's and 2's for off, half-way on, and completely on. Would that speed things up? Make hard-drives able to hold more data, etc?",
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"Ternary computers have been made. To be honest the wiki article is fairly bare-bones and you may find the references to be more interesting. As for hard drives holding more data with more operating states, that's exactly how most solid state flash hard drives work, they increase data density by having each cell be able to represent four different states (or two bits of memory). Also, apparently 3 bits per cell is in the works, which is just ridiculous since that means a single cell has to be able to accurately read and write 8 different states.": 0.0,
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"Binary it's really better than any other system, it just happens to be the simplest and easiest to design. Any theoretical increase in performance has to be weighed against the additional work needed to design it, and in almost every case it just isn't worth it to do computation using something other than binary. Designing hardware to operate on boolean logic is dead-simple, since you only have two states you can peg your logic voltage levels at the limits of your power supply and not really worry about it. Determining logic levels becomes a matter of \"Is it below X volts? Logic 0. Is it above Y volts? Logic 1\". This can be done pretty easily and wickedly fast, both essential properties for making fast circuits. With >2 states, hardware complexity takes a decidedly nasty leap forward. It's a lot harder to make digital hardware that operates on 3 or more discrete logic levels than one that works off two since you have to include additional hardware to discriminate between them at every step of the process; you can't use the supply limits as easy references anymore since you'll have a third logic level floating somewhere in the middle that's annoyingly difficult to efficiently detect with great accuracy compared to how easy it is to differentiate just two. That said, it's very common for circuitry to have a quasi-logic level called 'high impedance' or just 'high-Z'. Putting a logic line into high-Z effectively disconnects it entirely from any other inputs or outputs it's connected to, allowing useful functions like multiplexing lines together that you're sure will never have to drive it at the same time. It isn't true ternary operation since it really isn't a \"true\" logic level, but it's a quick glimpse into the strangeness that goes on when digital circuit design meets the real-world analog craziness that reality consists of.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI'm no computer expert, so forgive me if this is a ridiculous question: What would happen if computers switched to trinary instead of binary? I don't know if this is even possible, but what if, instead of just 0's and 1's representing off and on, computers understood 0's 1's and 2's for off, half-way on, and completely on. Would that speed things up? Make hard-drives able to hold more data, etc?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I accidentally used Chinese \u201cnutmeg\u201d (\u8349\u679c) in my eggnog. I bought a pack labeled NUTMEG \u8349\u679c at a Chinese grocery store, which externally look like whole nutmeg seeds. However the inside is more crumbly than I expected, and when I looked up the characters it appears to actually be Lanxangia tsaoko. Wikipedia says this is used medicinally and also in cooking. Meanwhile I\u2019ve got eggnog chilling in the fridge with a teaspoon of this grated in it. Should I still drink it?",
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"Hell yeah you should drink it. Tell us how it is! I'm guessing it'll be more medicinal than usual.": 0.0,
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"Worst case just pour more liquor into it until all other flavors are covered.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI accidentally used Chinese \u201cnutmeg\u201d (\u8349\u679c) in my eggnog. I bought a pack labeled NUTMEG \u8349\u679c at a Chinese grocery store, which externally look like whole nutmeg seeds. However the inside is more crumbly than I expected, and when I looked up the characters it appears to actually be Lanxangia tsaoko. Wikipedia says this is used medicinally and also in cooking. Meanwhile I\u2019ve got eggnog chilling in the fridge with a teaspoon of this grated in it. Should I still drink it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do a lot of stir-fries have you fry the garlic and ginger in the beginning while in western cooking they are generally some of the last ingredients to be added? Pretty much every recipe I've seen in stir-fries frying the aromatics, most of the time garlic and ginger, at the begging, and then they add the hardier vegetables and ingredients like onions and carrots. In Western cooking when frying anything you either dump the garlic with every other vegetable or only at the end after they soften.",
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"It has a lot to do with timing. With authentic stir frying, you're never actually cooking the garlic and ginger for very long in the wok. With many western recipes, the garlic (less often ginger) is meant to cook alongside the other ingredients, which are often cooked from raw to full doneness. This usually takes a while and by the time other ingredients are finished, the garlic will have burned, so it's practical to toss the garlic in later on in the process. However, with a lot of stir frying, the ingredients are often already par-cooked or cut into very small or thin pieces to cook incredibly quickly. The garlic and ginger are meant to infuse the oil with flavor before other ingredients are tossed in to heat up and coat in the aromatic oils. Because they cook for so little time, you want the oil to already be very infused with the aromatics, so the ginger and garlic go in first. And because the ingredients cook so quickly, the ginger and garlic are less prone to burn by the time the dish is ready.": 0.0,
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"When sweating aromatics you'll add garlic last as to not burn it. The same applies while stir-frying although it gets added first. It's to flavor the wok's oil. You almost immediately add other ingredients to cool the oil and stop the garlic from burning.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do a lot of stir-fries have you fry the garlic and ginger in the beginning while in western cooking they are generally some of the last ingredients to be added? Pretty much every recipe I've seen in stir-fries frying the aromatics, most of the time garlic and ginger, at the begging, and then they add the hardier vegetables and ingredients like onions and carrots. In Western cooking when frying anything you either dump the garlic with every other vegetable or only at the end after they soften.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC] Why does Darkseid constantly have his hands behind his back? Is he lazy? Trying to be intimidating? Emulating someone he used to look up to? Is he hiding something back there?",
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"Darkseid has an image to maintain so he needs to hide the fact he needs to fidget. He\u2019s had Desaad develop a series of silent pens and finger puzzles he can play with behind his back while he\u2019s trying to intimidate everybody.": 0.0,
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"It's essentially a power move. If I have my hands behind my back, I'm in a vulnerable position. My arms are not in a useful position for doing things, after all. If you decide to attack me, you'll have a much higher chance of hitting me before I can react, and if I decide to attack you, you've got a much higher chance of noticing and stopping me before I can do it. It's not a position you use if you're expecting violence. So by using that posture for combat, he's flexing on the people around him. Yes, he can stand casually and unprepared for battle. Because he's confident that even like this, he can take any of you out effortlessly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] Why does Darkseid constantly have his hands behind his back? Is he lazy? Trying to be intimidating? Emulating someone he used to look up to? Is he hiding something back there?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Abusive former step father has a banking account under my name and SSN He seems to use it as his primary banking account and I\u2019m constantly getting emails that he\u2019s put it into the negative and this account does show on my credit history/score. I never let my own account go negative and I\u2019ve asked my mother to have him close the account and transfer the money out several times. Each time he says he will but doesn\u2019t. I finally lost my temper and he supposedly said several weeks ago he had officially changed it over and I should be fine to call and end the account in three or more weeks just to make sure that his checks are being deposited into the new account. I finally called today and they mention he\u2019s got nearly $1k in there, nothing has been transferred over and it was just in the negative again the night before. This is not a man I can or will have a civil conversation with. He has done things to me that I am not willing to post on an Internet forum. I live in Texas, as does he, just not in the same areas. I am not trying to screw him over by saying \u201cf*ck it\u201d and transferring all the money into my actual account so I can close the account he has illegally set up. What can I do? I\u2019m not currently working to be able to afford a lawyer. I am 25, if that\u2019s relevant.",
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"If the account is under your name and only your name, what is your legal question here? It\u2019s your account. Just go close it already.": 0.0,
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"Congratulations. You get to file a police report for identity theft. https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer-protection/identity-theft/what-do-if-your-identity-stolen https://www.identitytheft.gov/": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAbusive former step father has a banking account under my name and SSN He seems to use it as his primary banking account and I\u2019m constantly getting emails that he\u2019s put it into the negative and this account does show on my credit history/score. I never let my own account go negative and I\u2019ve asked my mother to have him close the account and transfer the money out several times. Each time he says he will but doesn\u2019t. I finally lost my temper and he supposedly said several weeks ago he had officially changed it over and I should be fine to call and end the account in three or more weeks just to make sure that his checks are being deposited into the new account. I finally called today and they mention he\u2019s got nearly $1k in there, nothing has been transferred over and it was just in the negative again the night before. This is not a man I can or will have a civil conversation with. He has done things to me that I am not willing to post on an Internet forum. I live in Texas, as does he, just not in the same areas. I am not trying to screw him over by saying \u201cf*ck it\u201d and transferring all the money into my actual account so I can close the account he has illegally set up. What can I do? I\u2019m not currently working to be able to afford a lawyer. I am 25, if that\u2019s relevant.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Someone has chained up my bicycle with a bike-lock, in my own yard. What can I do? (San Francisco, CA) As the title says, I just got home and someone has put a bike-lock on my bike and I have no idea what I can do about it or frankly what's going on. For context, I rent an apartment in a fourplex in San Francisco. We have a small communal yard space, which is gated but not locked. Because we're not in a particularly busy neighborhood, I just leave my bike in the yard unlocked and only store it inside when I go away for the weekend etc. I have good relations with all the other neighbors in the fourplex, and they know it's my bike. (Another neighbor has a bike that they do the same with, and theirs hasn't been touched.) I got home about an hour ago (7PM) and found someone had put a seemingly new bike chain and lock on my bike, locking it to the pillar where it normally sits. It's otherwise untouched and unmoved, so far as I can see. No idea who's done this \u2014\u00a0I've seen one neighbor so far who says it wasn't them, and the residents of the other two units appear to be out. I don't know if it's someone trying to secure it for me, or a prank, or a precursor to it being stolen. I need to use the bike tomorrow AM, and even if I didn't, I wouldn't really want to leave it out of my control overnight. So, can I legally try to cut the lock? It's not my chain, and I worry it could be considered criminal damage if I cut it off with bolt cutters or whatever. Any advice appreciated. (Flaired as \"Other Civil Matters\" but I'm not really sure what category this falls under.)",
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"Get a pair of bolt cutters and free your bike. It's your property.": 0.0,
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"1. Cut the lock. 2. Stop leaving your damn bike unlocked and stored where it is easily accessible to the public. 3. Make sure you get your bike registered.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSomeone has chained up my bicycle with a bike-lock, in my own yard. What can I do? (San Francisco, CA) As the title says, I just got home and someone has put a bike-lock on my bike and I have no idea what I can do about it or frankly what's going on. For context, I rent an apartment in a fourplex in San Francisco. We have a small communal yard space, which is gated but not locked. Because we're not in a particularly busy neighborhood, I just leave my bike in the yard unlocked and only store it inside when I go away for the weekend etc. I have good relations with all the other neighbors in the fourplex, and they know it's my bike. (Another neighbor has a bike that they do the same with, and theirs hasn't been touched.) I got home about an hour ago (7PM) and found someone had put a seemingly new bike chain and lock on my bike, locking it to the pillar where it normally sits. It's otherwise untouched and unmoved, so far as I can see. No idea who's done this \u2014\u00a0I've seen one neighbor so far who says it wasn't them, and the residents of the other two units appear to be out. I don't know if it's someone trying to secure it for me, or a prank, or a precursor to it being stolen. I need to use the bike tomorrow AM, and even if I didn't, I wouldn't really want to leave it out of my control overnight. So, can I legally try to cut the lock? It's not my chain, and I worry it could be considered criminal damage if I cut it off with bolt cutters or whatever. Any advice appreciated. (Flaired as \"Other Civil Matters\" but I'm not really sure what category this falls under.)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "When this lava is moving along the surface, what is it doing to the underlying soil and rock. Partially melting them? Is it more of a layering that is going to just erode back to the bedrock, which I suppose is just old magma? Any volcanologists or geologists out there?",
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"Can I piggy back on this and ask what happened to that car that was \"consumed\" by the lava? Did it melt? Will there be a mold of it under there? Did the gas tank rupture, and if it did, will that cause an explosion within the lava flow and the bubbles create a \"mini eruption\" where they burst out of the surface of the flow? I'm genuinely curious.": 0.0,
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"Partial melting of the substrate is uncommon (at least I'm not aware of this being common and certainly isn't the case for preserved lava flows I've seen in the field, and I can really only imagine this being possible in extremely selective settings on a very small scale where a high temperature lava, e.g. basalt, was erupted onto something with an extremely low melting point, e.g. carbonate, where you could possibly get a tiny bit of partial melting. But the lava flow will lose heat so quickly at its margins, generally it will not be able to melt other rocks). Alteration of the substrate (i.e. some amount of physical erosion, breaking up of the material from boiling of fluids, 'baking' previously unlithified sediments/soils) is very common. The wikipedia article on lava provides a little description. The base of the lava flow itself also is affected by contact with a much cooler substrate. The portions of the lava in direct contact will start to solidify (and these bits will have a very fine grained texture because they cool quickly) but the interior is still hot enough to remain liquid and so the flow continues, which will tend to rip up these partially cooled bits and drag them along (with the cooling process continuing for new bits of lava that come into direct contact with the cool substrate). This can end up leaving the base of the flow with a brecciated texture (but this is again for the volcanic material itself, not the substrate). There are lots of places where we can observe cross sections of volcanic stratigraphy to get a view of the variety of the basal contacts of lava flows. Here is an example of a paper (hopefully available to everyone, hard to tell since I'm at work) describing the volcanic stratigraphy in Iceland, which gives a lot of great details of how the texture of flows vary in cross-section and some discussion of the substrates. Caveat: I study non-volcanic mountains, so I'm still hoping a volcanologist will show up to provide more detail.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhen this lava is moving along the surface, what is it doing to the underlying soil and rock. Partially melting them? Is it more of a layering that is going to just erode back to the bedrock, which I suppose is just old magma? Any volcanologists or geologists out there?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Spayed cat just gave birth I castrated my female cat a few months ago 2 or 3 and right about 5 minutes from now she gave birth to 1 kitten is it possible for that to happen during castration, was I scammed? the clinic is one that usually people from my town praise and I just called them to like get an explanation. What should and can do in European laws more specifically Portugal if anyone knows",
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"EDIT: most commenters here seem to be from the US. In Europe (speaking as a French vet) spaying commonly means only removing the ovaries Yep it happens and it's because of 'malpractice' Two types of \"common\" sterilization (ovarioectomie) failures: - the ovary wasn't cut far enough, and if even a miniscule piece of the ovary stays in the body then it can fully regrow but in different places. This meams the cat can go into heat, but cannot get pregnant - the vet simply forgot to take out both ovaries, in this case the cat can become pregnant P. S. There are pros and cons for sterilization by removing the uterus or just the ovaries. One isn't necessarily better than another.": 0.0,
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"What you\u2019re talking about would be medically impossible if the cat was spayed correctly so either, 1.) you\u2019re a victim of malpractice and you should get a refund and seek care elsewhere or 2.) your cat just gave birth to the next messiah and we should be starting a new religion. I\u2019m leaning towards that first one though.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askvet that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSpayed cat just gave birth I castrated my female cat a few months ago 2 or 3 and right about 5 minutes from now she gave birth to 1 kitten is it possible for that to happen during castration, was I scammed? the clinic is one that usually people from my town praise and I just called them to like get an explanation. What should and can do in European laws more specifically Portugal if anyone knows\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Stabbed myself while injecting owl with alcohol Hi all, let\u2019s cover the basics Age:20 Gender:Female Race: Caucasian Height and weight:5\u20193\u201d and 120lbs Medications: Prozac, Valium, and hydroxyzine Location: Geographically I\u2019m in Northwestern Montana. On my body it\u2019s my thumb Okay so on to the issue. I was recently lucky enough to be granted the opportunity from Fish and Game to work on a burrowing owl for my local museums bird exhibit. Well I decided to mummify him as opposed to doing a traditional taxidermy piece as he is so small and fragile. This means I had to fill his body with isopropyl alcohol. When I was injecting him, the needle went through his leg and through my glove, and stabbed me in the thumb. I squeezed out a lot of blood and then washed my hands thoroughly before soaking it in more rubbing alcohol. I have really bad anxiety and am just curious if there is anything I should be majorly worried about? Thanks all.",
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"I am not a doctor but I would imagine the alcohol in the needle would kill any pathogens.": 0.0,
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"You\u2019ll be fine. You did everything right afterwards. (Well the squeezing out blood was probably unnecessary) just watch for local infection. Increased redness, pain, swelling.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nStabbed myself while injecting owl with alcohol Hi all, let\u2019s cover the basics Age:20 Gender:Female Race: Caucasian Height and weight:5\u20193\u201d and 120lbs Medications: Prozac, Valium, and hydroxyzine Location: Geographically I\u2019m in Northwestern Montana. On my body it\u2019s my thumb Okay so on to the issue. I was recently lucky enough to be granted the opportunity from Fish and Game to work on a burrowing owl for my local museums bird exhibit. Well I decided to mummify him as opposed to doing a traditional taxidermy piece as he is so small and fragile. This means I had to fill his body with isopropyl alcohol. When I was injecting him, the needle went through his leg and through my glove, and stabbed me in the thumb. I squeezed out a lot of blood and then washed my hands thoroughly before soaking it in more rubbing alcohol. I have really bad anxiety and am just curious if there is anything I should be majorly worried about? Thanks all.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[the Simpsons] so does caller ID not exist in this show? I\u2019ve seen Bart prank call this bar a couple of times now and all that happens is Moe thinks of a creative way to bdsm Bart ONLY if he finds out who he is And yet, we can assume he *does* know who it is when Bart asks for *Homer*sexual. So then if Moe knows, why not just pick up the receiver and then immediately hang up?",
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"> Moe thinks of a creative way to bdsm Bart Really hope this is an autocorrect lol": 0.0,
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"Have you seen the phone at Moe's bar? Thing is a literal antique, of course it doesn't have caller id.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[the Simpsons] so does caller ID not exist in this show? I\u2019ve seen Bart prank call this bar a couple of times now and all that happens is Moe thinks of a creative way to bdsm Bart ONLY if he finds out who he is And yet, we can assume he *does* know who it is when Bart asks for *Homer*sexual. So then if Moe knows, why not just pick up the receiver and then immediately hang up?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: a cup of water suspended in a pot of boiling water will reach 100\u00b0C. Why won't it boil? According to the website: >The water in the cup does, eventually, reach approximately 100\u2218C. However, unlike the water that's near the stovetop, once the water in the cup reaches 100\u2218C, it is at the same temperature as its heat source (the surrounding water). > >Since there is no temperature difference, at this point, there will be no more heat flow into the cup. With no incoming heat flow, the water in the cup will never boil. Is the answer simply that it never actually reaches 100\u00b0? I find that unlikely because it seems like the information on the website contradicts itself.",
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"Once water reaches 100 C, it still needs more energy put into it to actually turn from a liquid to a gas. And where does that energy come from? The stove burner. And where is that stove burner? On the bottom. That is why the water at the bottom getting heated by the burner is what starts to turn to gas, and then those gas bubbles rise up through the water, causing it to \u201cboil\u201d. The water in the cup isn\u2019t getting directly heated by the burner, so it\u2019ll start to steam and evaporate, but all the main energy that makes the big pot boil is coming from the burner.": 0.0,
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"A gram of water at 100C still has a lot less energy than a gram of steam at 100C. To make that final jump the water must absorb a lot more energy from somewhere, and since the boiling water surrounding it is also 100C the net heat transfer between the two bodies is zero. The actual vaporizing is occurring at the bottom of the pot, where flames many hundreds of degrees hotter than the water continue to pump heat into the system.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: a cup of water suspended in a pot of boiling water will reach 100\u00b0C. Why won't it boil? According to the website: >The water in the cup does, eventually, reach approximately 100\u2218C. However, unlike the water that's near the stovetop, once the water in the cup reaches 100\u2218C, it is at the same temperature as its heat source (the surrounding water). > >Since there is no temperature difference, at this point, there will be no more heat flow into the cup. With no incoming heat flow, the water in the cup will never boil. Is the answer simply that it never actually reaches 100\u00b0? I find that unlikely because it seems like the information on the website contradicts itself.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Watchmen/LoTR] Doctor Manhattan finds the One Ring. Does it have an effect on him?",
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"It's just a ring of power. The world's greatest ring of power has no more effect on him than does its greatest *toothbrush*.": 0.0,
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"He hears it whispering to him. He hears it whispering to all that have worn it throughout the ages. In an instant, he comes to understand the object, its construction, its history, its power... and he decides to unravel it. He pulls the ring apart on a molecular level, breaking apart the bindings of made of Saurons cruelty, malice and will to dominate as easily as the metal. The power does not leave the ring with a bang, but rather a whimper, slipping away into the void... and Saurons spirit follows, broken and never to reform. Almost as an afterthought, Dr Manhattan reforms the ring as little more than a piece of jewelry. In the end, its only effect on him was a desire to dismantle it. A curiosity, nothing more.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Watchmen/LoTR] Doctor Manhattan finds the One Ring. Does it have an effect on him?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "As an entry-level engineer, is it wise to hop from company to company every 2-3 years? I've seen several comments on multiple threads suggesting to move around and not be static within a company when becoming an entry-level engineer straight out of college. For the most part, the consensus has been about 2-3 years of work and then looking for a new company before settling. Can anyone provide reasoning as to why this is a good or bad idea from personal experience?",
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"14 year engineer here - have moved twice (4, 4, and 6 years in current company). It's ok to move around, but not for the sake of moving. It all depends on your situation. My reasons for moving were completely different between the two - the first I wanted more money, and the second I wasn't learning anything and took a significant pay cut to move. My caveats to you are this - use other offers as leverage if you are happy at your current company, but you have to actually be willing to move if they call your bluff. And second, if you move too much, you will never advance in your career. You will be a 2-3 year engineer ten times over, and never grow fully. I hate seeing resumes like that.": 0.0,
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"I switched jobs lots. I think I've had three retirement parties at the tender age of 32...and each move was to a different industry, all within engineering. Switching jobs (assuming you're competent), will greatly boost your pay compared to staying put, help you develop a variety of skillsets, improve the network of people you know, and set you up better to figure out what you want to be when you grow up. You'll also learn how vastly different different company cultures are - a good fit for one person isn't a good fit for everyone. Staying in a job proves you're a loyal, good worker, and low risk for having to replace you. Most companies don't give a shit about you, so this is all benefit for them, none for you - except you get to get a little complacent if you choose. Occasionally you'll find a gem job that you love, treats you awesome, and pays you well. In that situation, you'll have to decide what your long term plans are you, and act accordingly. Switching jobs is really what allowed me to go freelance and then begin building my own company. Figure out what YOU want to do - that helps a lot.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAs an entry-level engineer, is it wise to hop from company to company every 2-3 years? I've seen several comments on multiple threads suggesting to move around and not be static within a company when becoming an entry-level engineer straight out of college. For the most part, the consensus has been about 2-3 years of work and then looking for a new company before settling. Can anyone provide reasoning as to why this is a good or bad idea from personal experience?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] I (a moderately ranking Imperial) have been tasked to deliver to Lord Vader (who has just awoken from a medically induced coma) the news that the Executor has been destroyed, Tarkin is dead, and his next assignment, delivered from the Emperor himself, is on Tattooine. How do I survive?",
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"Lead off with \u201cI have a message from the emperor\u201d. That has a tendency to put him in a more proactive frame of mind and distract him from reactionary killings.": 0.0,
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"Vader is not known for force-choking the messenger. He chokes: 1) Enemies, like Captain Antilles; 2) Idiots, like Admiral Ozzel; 3) Failures, like Captain Needa; 4) Haters, like Admiral Motti (whom he would\u2019ve killed if Tarkin hadn\u2019t intervened). If you don\u2019t fall into one of these categories, you\u2019ll be fine. Just don\u2019t deliver bad news to Kylo Ren. *Imperial ranks edited for accuracy*": 1.0
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"post_content": "Pregnant during PhD program Hi everyone! I just found out that I\u2019m pregnant. My husband and I are over the moon, but the anxiety is starting to creep up on me. I am finishing up my second year of my PhD program in biology and the baby will be due in the beginning/middle of my third year. Quals are at the end of the third year. I am really lucky and I have a really supportive PI who cares about his students, but I\u2019m still scared about how he is going to handle it. I\u2019m also scared about how I will handle being a mom and a grad student. I guess I\u2019m just asking anyone who has gone through something like this for advice. What can I expect? And a bit of reassurance that you all made it through. Thanks!",
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"I've been on the other side of this, in that my mom had me when she was in grad school. She's been a great mom and successful biologist the whole way. She sure didn't plan to have me the week before her first semester exams, and it was terrible financially for my parents to have a baby on a grad school stipend. But from my perspective she balanced her time really well and I never felt neglected. And I've always been proud to have scientist for a mom. I'm sure there were difficulties. I know she was one of two women in her program (this was the 90's) and one of her professors was very rude about her being pregnant, as if she didn't belong there. Hopefully now you will have more support. I know my grad school has a group specifically for parents, and I've seen plenty of pregnant people around wet labs. And there's no shortage of successful male scientists who have many children. My mom said something like, maybe it wasn't a great time to have a baby, but there never has been a perfect time since. So she's glad she had me then, rather than waiting for the perfect time that never comes.": 0.0,
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"Congratulations! I actually think that on the whole academia trajectory, having a baby in graduate school is the very best time. You have a degree of flexibility around your work that is unlike most other jobs. The only downside is the money -- it can be hard to afford childcare and an extra bedroom. Some wise words from Ruth Bader Ginsburg, which I wholeheartedly agree with: ​ >*\"Work-life balance was a term not yet coined in the years my children were young; it is aptly descriptive of the time distribution I experienced. My success in law school, I have no doubt, was in large measure because of baby Jane. I attended classes and studied diligently until 4 in the afternoon; the next hours were Jane's time, spent at the park, playing silly games or singing funny songs, reading picture books and A. A. Milne poems, and bathing and feeding her. After Jane's bedtime, I returned to the law books with renewed will. Each part of my life provided respite from the other and gave me a sense of proportion that classmates trained only on law studies lacked.\"*": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPregnant during PhD program Hi everyone! I just found out that I\u2019m pregnant. My husband and I are over the moon, but the anxiety is starting to creep up on me. I am finishing up my second year of my PhD program in biology and the baby will be due in the beginning/middle of my third year. Quals are at the end of the third year. I am really lucky and I have a really supportive PI who cares about his students, but I\u2019m still scared about how he is going to handle it. I\u2019m also scared about how I will handle being a mom and a grad student. I guess I\u2019m just asking anyone who has gone through something like this for advice. What can I expect? And a bit of reassurance that you all made it through. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What\u2019s the best way to ruin prime rib? I\u2019m cooking a prime rib roast for the family this week and unfortunately, about half of the group prefers their meat well-done. I\u2019d normally just make them something else but in this case I cannot. Can anyone explain to me how a restaurant does this? Do you slice a few pieces and put them back in the oven? Cook in a skillet with some of the jus? Any tips would be appreciated so I can ruin this meat as best as I can.",
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"A bar and grill that I worked at kept a hot pan of au jus by the cutting board and dipped for a few seconds when anyone ordered well done. Turned it dark enough and had great flavor. Minimal extra time.": 0.0,
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"My initial comment: cut their portions from the properly prepared medium rare roast and microwave them because they deserve it. My actual comment: cut portions from the properly prepared medium rare roast and finish to temp in an oven.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat\u2019s the best way to ruin prime rib? I\u2019m cooking a prime rib roast for the family this week and unfortunately, about half of the group prefers their meat well-done. I\u2019d normally just make them something else but in this case I cannot. Can anyone explain to me how a restaurant does this? Do you slice a few pieces and put them back in the oven? Cook in a skillet with some of the jus? Any tips would be appreciated so I can ruin this meat as best as I can.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "The Social Security Admin. sent me a bill for $10k saying my father over paid in child support I live in the United States. I am 21 years old, and i got a letter saying that from the time i was 10-13 years old my dad overpaid in child support and that I am being held responsible for it, they are demanding $10,000 and are threatening to go into my bank account and taking the money from me. My first question is *WHAT THE FUCK* My second question is how is it legal to hold a 10-13 year old responsible for this like wtf is going on.",
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"OP isn't providing any information that makes any kind of sense. If father is retired on social security and his social security was being garnished and continued to pay out after OP reached the age of 18. Could this be the reason the OP has received said letter? That's all I could come up with.": 0.0,
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"Okay, several others have brought this up and we need direct and clear answers to be able to help you further. 1. You say you walked into the Social Security office and they verified its legit. **At any point, did the representative actually ask for your social security number and look in their system?** Or did they just read over the letter and tell you to pay it. 2. The judge you talked to - where did you get their information from? Was it a phone number from the letter or did you just call your local courthouse? 3. What type of judge was it that you talked to? **who verified and how did they verify that this judge is in charge of the case?** 4. You said there\u2019s going to be a final decision Monday - have you been given any notice about a hearing or a time/place where you can plead your case? If you can\u2019t or won\u2019t answer these questions, I don\u2019t think you can expect to get any help here. This isn\u2019t the time to be vague or general because the little details matter. It\u2019s very possible that this is real but it\u2019s also very possible that it\u2019s a scam designed to trick people into thinking \u201cit\u2019s legit\u201d.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nThe Social Security Admin. sent me a bill for $10k saying my father over paid in child support I live in the United States. I am 21 years old, and i got a letter saying that from the time i was 10-13 years old my dad overpaid in child support and that I am being held responsible for it, they are demanding $10,000 and are threatening to go into my bank account and taking the money from me. My first question is *WHAT THE FUCK* My second question is how is it legal to hold a 10-13 year old responsible for this like wtf is going on.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do I need infinite energy to keep a spring compressed, but a vice doesn't? If I take a big strong spring and compress it between my arms, it takes a continuous amount of energy for me to hold it there. However if I put that same spring in a vice and use some of my energy to close the vice, it'll happily sit there closed without me needing to add extra energy to the vice. What's the difference here? Why do I seemingly need an infinite amount of energy to hold the spring closed but the vice doesn't? Where is that energy from me going?",
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"Think of it like how hard it is for a table to hold a bowling ball at waist height vs. a rocket. The vise is the table, the bowling ball not falling to the floor is the compressed spring, and the rocket burning a butt-ton of fuel to keep a bowling ball at table height is your arms applying the same continuous force to the spring, with muscles, as the vise. Put another way, you're countering the force on the palms of your hands with both the repulsive force of your hands and the spring being solid, but also applying force by activating your muscle fibers in your arms to increase the stress on the spring. The vise, meanwhile, doesn't need to use muscle fibers; the metal itself is elastic, and will store a HUGE amount of stress by flexing barely-measurable amounts.\\* Your arms can't store up stress to release it later, they just apply force in one direction at a time. \\*Fun fact: that's why it's so loud when metal gives out under load; it's an incredibly firm 'spring.'": 0.0,
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"A vise can apply a constant force forever without expending energy as long as nothing's moving (and therefore, no work is being done). Think of a ladder leaning against a wall - the ladder is exerting a constant force on the wall, but if the wall doesn't move, no work is being done and therefore no energy is expended. But your skeletal muscles require constant chemical energy just to remain flexed, even if they're not moving. Simply applying a constant force with your muscles means that you're burning ATP in your cells and will eventually weaken and tire, even if you never moved anything a millimeter with the force you were generating.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do I need infinite energy to keep a spring compressed, but a vice doesn't? If I take a big strong spring and compress it between my arms, it takes a continuous amount of energy for me to hold it there. However if I put that same spring in a vice and use some of my energy to close the vice, it'll happily sit there closed without me needing to add extra energy to the vice. What's the difference here? Why do I seemingly need an infinite amount of energy to hold the spring closed but the vice doesn't? Where is that energy from me going?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is this the end of JIT manufacturing? Does the pandemic, showed us that this is the end of JIT manufacturing as it is known now? Or is this just a phase that we will overcome with some twitch to the basic form of JIT? Personally, I think that we will have to put JIT manufacturing in a drawer and keep it there for the next few years. This pandemic showed us that we can not only rely solely on JIT without bigger inventories. I'd like to hear about other points of view.",
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"Not at all. JIT is still the leanest, most efficient production method. When it's done right, the end user gets their product in a timely manner for a cheaper cost (GASP! this is the part about JIT that reddit blows right over every time). Obviously there's some shortcomings to fix as the last 2 years have shown us, but I expect those to be fixed after this sorts itself out.": 0.0,
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"It's all about risk assessment. I had a customer who had a million dollar machine. I went to him and asked, \"How long can you afford to be down?\" He answered, \"I can't\". \"Ok, well here's the parts you need to make sure that doesn't happen, they have X, Y, and Z lead times.\" I then gave him a quote for roughly $80,000 dollars. They hemmed and hawed and declined to get the parts. Then? The machine went down and it took 6 weeks for some of them to come in. I had to be both empathetic and stern, because when their COO called me and asked why he should continue to use my equipment I reminded him, \"I made this recommendation to you 4 months ago. I'm an expert and understand your equipment. Maybe I failed in expressing how important this was, but I did give you all the information including how long lead times were.\" \"Wait we knew how long it would be?\" \"yes\" ​ That customer is my best aftermarket customer now by far. He learned a valuable lesson on what risks were acceptable and what weren't. He also learned very quickly where supply chain choke points were that were unacceptable. The MBA and economist in me says that there will be a tremendous amount of efficiency that comes out of this whole pandemic. The engineer in me says that there will be a whole lot of systems improvements.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs this the end of JIT manufacturing? Does the pandemic, showed us that this is the end of JIT manufacturing as it is known now? Or is this just a phase that we will overcome with some twitch to the basic form of JIT? Personally, I think that we will have to put JIT manufacturing in a drawer and keep it there for the next few years. This pandemic showed us that we can not only rely solely on JIT without bigger inventories. I'd like to hear about other points of view.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Just got tenure. Want to let my gender fluidity come out in professional environments. What do you think? I'd like to let my gender fluidity be present at work, but I am hesitant. I'm not in gender studies or similar, and it will be a surprise for most. Do I send an email to the faculty? Do I explain \"gender\" to students the first day of class even though it has nothing to do with the class? I'd definitely keep my clothes professional but I'm a 35 y.o. dude, and while teaching or presenting in a conference as my authentic self sounds exhilarating, I know it's an image I can't take back--especially if it's one of those 300-student survey. I'm wondering if anyone has any related experiences or feedback. Would you care if a male professor in your department suddenly would show up here and there in feminine clothing? Hesitant to see him/her representing the department?",
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"I'm only a PhD student but I'm also a non-binary person in science.... I don't think you should go down the \"big reveal\" route, and definitely don't send a mass email or make an announcement in front of a class. Personally I just gradually began to transition as I became more confident over the last couple of years. When I joined my program I wore strictly masculine clothing, and gradually became more feminine over time. If you're gradual then in the beginning everyone will write off your slight femininity as 'fashion'. After a while if you start wearing women's clothing items then no one will blink an eye because they're already used to you having a feminine appearance. If you just suddenly come to work wearing a skirt after having always previously worn men's clothes then it's going to be jarring. I can understand the urge to 'come out' but I'd keep that for your private life - at work I'd only mention it directly if asked.": 0.0,
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"From a student perspective: Definitely don't adress it directly. Nobody cares unless it's directly relevant to the stuff you teach.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nJust got tenure. Want to let my gender fluidity come out in professional environments. What do you think? I'd like to let my gender fluidity be present at work, but I am hesitant. I'm not in gender studies or similar, and it will be a surprise for most. Do I send an email to the faculty? Do I explain \"gender\" to students the first day of class even though it has nothing to do with the class? I'd definitely keep my clothes professional but I'm a 35 y.o. dude, and while teaching or presenting in a conference as my authentic self sounds exhilarating, I know it's an image I can't take back--especially if it's one of those 300-student survey. I'm wondering if anyone has any related experiences or feedback. Would you care if a male professor in your department suddenly would show up here and there in feminine clothing? Hesitant to see him/her representing the department?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Distracted driver ran into me on Christmas Eve while I was driving to my mom\u2019s house, flipping my car and totaling my first new car. Her insurance adjuster told me that her coverage won\u2019t come close to paying for a 2021 Toyota RAV4. What should I do? Should I involve my own insurance? My husband and I owe $17k on the car. We\u2019ve paid $13k. We thought we\u2019d have it forever. I know new cars aren\u2019t a good idea financially, but I needed a reliable AWD for work and I couldn\u2019t find one used a year ago during the chip shortage. I started to lose my vision about an hour after the accident and my sister took me to the hospital where they took X-rays. No broken bones but whiplash, a bruised and cut tongue where I bit it after landing hard on the car\u2019s side. I am still sore. Honestly, I just need a working AWD car for work. I work as a wildlife biologist and need the car for field work. My husband also needs a reliable car to take my daughter to a soccer tournament in a week. Her insurance told me to get my insurance involved but I\u2019ve heard that can raise my rates. We have a teen driver so we are already paying so much for insurance. The other driver admitted fault. I appreciate any advice on how to proceed. Thank you!",
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"Do you have uninsured/underinsured driver's coverage? Do you have any medical issues after the accident? Do you have gap coverage on the loan?": 0.0,
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"> I started to lose my vision about an hour after the accident and my sister took me to the hospital where they took X-rays. No broken bones but whiplash, a bruised and cut tongue where I bit it after landing hard on the car\u2019s side. Well, vision loss isn't good. Did you have a concussion? You should definitely involve your insurance. You should also consider hiring a personal injury lawyer and making a claim for personal injuries. The driver may a insurance limits for damage to your car AND separate insurance limits to pay for personal injuries she caused you, like medical bills, pain and suffering, etc.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDistracted driver ran into me on Christmas Eve while I was driving to my mom\u2019s house, flipping my car and totaling my first new car. Her insurance adjuster told me that her coverage won\u2019t come close to paying for a 2021 Toyota RAV4. What should I do? Should I involve my own insurance? My husband and I owe $17k on the car. We\u2019ve paid $13k. We thought we\u2019d have it forever. I know new cars aren\u2019t a good idea financially, but I needed a reliable AWD for work and I couldn\u2019t find one used a year ago during the chip shortage. I started to lose my vision about an hour after the accident and my sister took me to the hospital where they took X-rays. No broken bones but whiplash, a bruised and cut tongue where I bit it after landing hard on the car\u2019s side. I am still sore. Honestly, I just need a working AWD car for work. I work as a wildlife biologist and need the car for field work. My husband also needs a reliable car to take my daughter to a soccer tournament in a week. Her insurance told me to get my insurance involved but I\u2019ve heard that can raise my rates. We have a teen driver so we are already paying so much for insurance. The other driver admitted fault. I appreciate any advice on how to proceed. Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Did Physicists prove the Universe isn't real? I'm watching a YouTube video about the Nobel Prize 2022, the title of the video is ''How Physicists proved the Universe isn't real'' and it used language too hard for me to understand but the comments kept mentioning 'quantum entanglement'.",
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"No Sensational headlines attract eyeballs": 0.0,
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"Physics often use incredibly specific definitions of terms that are common in normal language. This is complicated when people who are perhaps under qualified make videos about it. Let's define the terms as physicists use them: -Locality: (this word is actually a whole can of worms but here's a basic description) The information needed to describe something localised within some area is the information local to it. A particle feels forces due to the value of fields where the particle is. You hear someone shout at you because the pressure waves reached your ear etc -Reality: the description of a system is everything and nothing else is there. In classical mechanics this is true, I collect all the info about my particles and can predict the future of them and then I can measure the velocities and positions in the future. In quantum theory we have superpositions but we never see them, the state \"collapses\" into one of them with some probability. The states it can collapse into and the probabilities are completely predicted by QM but not which state it will collapse into. Einstein wanted a description that was local and real, something that had only local effects and completely predicted the outcomes of experiments. No fundamental probabilities, he thought there should be some local dynamics under the hood that we were simply unaware of. The Nobel prize was for experiments that showed that the universe doesn't satisfy those two requirements at the same time. These experiments used entanglement, which cannot be explained with a locally real theory, called local hidden variables.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askphysics that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDid Physicists prove the Universe isn't real? I'm watching a YouTube video about the Nobel Prize 2022, the title of the video is ''How Physicists proved the Universe isn't real'' and it used language too hard for me to understand but the comments kept mentioning 'quantum entanglement'.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Addressing Professors In Canada or US, does Professor John Smith mind being addressed as Hi John, in an email. How about in person? In what context is it (in)appropriate to use Hi Prof Smith vs Hi John? How about pre-interview, during and after getting hired and working in the same lab?",
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"Dear Dr/Prof Smith, Blah blah blah Thanks, Student Dear student, Blah blah blah. -Joe \u2014then you can respond \u201cHi Joe\u201d": 0.0,
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"It's Prof. or Dr. until they give you permission, either explicitly or implicitly. If they start signing emails \"-John\", then you're probably clear to use the first name. Until then, use the honorific.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAddressing Professors In Canada or US, does Professor John Smith mind being addressed as Hi John, in an email. How about in person? In what context is it (in)appropriate to use Hi Prof Smith vs Hi John? How about pre-interview, during and after getting hired and working in the same lab?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do Pancakes and Waffles taste different if they are made from the same batter? Made a waffle and a pancake with the same batter and the waffle tasted better",
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"Texture. Same with how different pasta shapes can take on different flavour": 0.0,
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"Often, they aren't made with the exact same batter. You clearly stated you tried it with the same batter and people just can't read. The main reason they aren't made with the same batter though, is that waffles tend to have a bit more oil. This brings us to *why* waffles often taste better - surface area. Even if they are both 4\" across, the waffle has all those ridges which create more surface area and thus browning. By adding oil, this enhances the browning making it even better. Once you get into adding toppings, those ridges also collect butter/syrup/whatever, instead of letting them run off the food, making it even tastier. In a similar vein, toast tastes better than bread because of the browning, even when using the same bread.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do Pancakes and Waffles taste different if they are made from the same batter? Made a waffle and a pancake with the same batter and the waffle tasted better\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My water bottle is a stainless steel, double walled, vacuum insulated vessel. It claims to keep liquids cold for up to 24 hours but only hot for 12 hours. Why are these not the same or at least close to one another?",
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"A tip: before brewing my coffee, I'll put a kettle on and then fill my thermos with the hot water, then brew the coffee. Once the coffee is ready, pour the hot water out of the thermos then pour in the coffee... it will stay hotter much longer if you preheat that inner thermos wall. Yes, the vacuum prevents heat escaping from the inner container, but the inner container still meets the outer portion of the container there at the mouth, and thus still has some heat transfer occurring.": 0.0,
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"If your cold stuff has any ice, it will have a hard time melting in there. The hot drinks will lose more energy due to the higher difference in temperature, and the biggest effect I've noticed: If you pour any of the liquid into a cup to drink it, the air entering the vessel does much more to cool off a hot liquid than it does to heat up a cold liquid, due to evaporative effects.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy water bottle is a stainless steel, double walled, vacuum insulated vessel. It claims to keep liquids cold for up to 24 hours but only hot for 12 hours. Why are these not the same or at least close to one another?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[ATLA] Why don't we see strange rock formations all over the place from earthbender fights? Throughout Avatar and Kora we see tons of examples of earthbenders creating walls, holes, jagged spires, and funny little plateaus from launching themselves into the air, but we never see those sorts of formations on the characters' journeys. Even when the Gaang are investigating Avatar Kyoshi's historic flight with the earthbender guy, the evidence isn't the obvious remains of an earthbender battle, it's something much more subtle. Do earthbender formations naturally decay? Are teams of earthbenders going around returning stones to their natural state?",
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"A rock formation that is useful in battle isn't necessarily one that will last any length of time in normal weather. Think about how much effort we need to do to protect buildings from the elements. A random spire of stone would be very quickly worn down by rain, and depending on the climate would be broken apart by temperature changes. So it would end up looking just like rubble, not something human made.": 0.0,
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"The battlefield can be studied and used to learn about the tactics of the earthbenders, I guess it's courtesy to clean the mess afterwards to avoid giving too much info to other benders. Maybe it's not a crew dedicated to clean up, but any earthbender has that responsibility.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[ATLA] Why don't we see strange rock formations all over the place from earthbender fights? Throughout Avatar and Kora we see tons of examples of earthbenders creating walls, holes, jagged spires, and funny little plateaus from launching themselves into the air, but we never see those sorts of formations on the characters' journeys. Even when the Gaang are investigating Avatar Kyoshi's historic flight with the earthbender guy, the evidence isn't the obvious remains of an earthbender battle, it's something much more subtle. Do earthbender formations naturally decay? Are teams of earthbenders going around returning stones to their natural state?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Indiana Jones] Why did the Nazis want the Ark of the Covenant so badly? Even though it was supposed to be an artifact of great power, it was also a Jewish artifact that had only held power for the Hebrew people. Why would the Nazis want it if its power would show that Judaism is the correct religion, and it would be a huge waste of time and resources if it wasn't that powerful?",
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"As we also see in *The Last Crusade*, the Nazis don't show much of a regard for the idea that religious artifacts have a history within that religion. They see power to be harnessed, and dismiss other perspectives out of hand. To them, the Ark isn't a symbol of a divine covenant with the Jews, it's a powerful item of unknown origin that the Jewish people laid claim to. Similarly, the Holy Grail isn't (to them) a relic of Jesus Christ, it's a source of unending life--we see this most clearly when Elsa chooses the ornate chalice, because of her conceptions of what a powerful relic granting immortality looks like. They don't respect the reality of what these artifacts are, and assume that they're merely material things that can be exploited, not supernatural entities connected to a larger truth.": 0.0,
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"The Nazis have a long, proud track record of hypocritical behavior when it comes to taking things from their enemies; they may have cursed the Soviets as untermensch, but they weren't so proud when the chance to loot a PPSh SMG came up. With the Ark, one of two things I'd true; it either really is a weapon, or it's an inert but precious historical artifact. Either way, it's a prize worth taking, if only to keep it out of other people's hands. And if it does work, it's a game changer, a mystically powered weapon of mass destruction in a world where the atomic bomb is still just chalk on a blackboard.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Indiana Jones] Why did the Nazis want the Ark of the Covenant so badly? Even though it was supposed to be an artifact of great power, it was also a Jewish artifact that had only held power for the Hebrew people. Why would the Nazis want it if its power would show that Judaism is the correct religion, and it would be a huge waste of time and resources if it wasn't that powerful?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General] Why is it often said that if a hero kills a villain, they're every bit as horrible as the villains themselves? I'm fairly certain most would say that there is an obvious and massive difference between villains who massacre countless innocent people for kicks or in pursuit of selfish gain, vs heroes who kill villains to keep such mass losses of life from happening.",
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"According to Green Arrow killing is an act you can never got back from and once you accept that killing is okay it gets easier every time. He thinks its such a irredeemable act at one point he stops a mother from killing a man that tortured her son and kills the man himself because he is already corrupted. Also from a crime fighting aspect Green Arrow's willingness to kill got him banned from crime.fighting I B Seattle and led to him being framed by the government for a terrorist act.": 0.0,
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"Generally, there's four reasons. Descide for your self if any have merit. One- some people do think killing is always wrong, no matter what. You can disagree, but some people do think that. Two- often, this comes up when the villain is, at least temporarily, defeated or immobilized. Hence, it's no longer killing a threat- it's revenge. Is there a difference between killing an active shooter and killing the same shooter an hour later in prison? Many say so. Three- under what authority are you killing? Most heroes have no oversight, no accountability, no backup and no mandate. Can they really be justified in deciding for themselves that this person must be killed? What if they make a mistake, ans they're bound to do eventually. Better to never do what can't be taken back. Four- the slippery slope. You have the killer of millions, who sure, shank him. You have the pick-pocket, who don't. But what about the various shades inbetween? The bank robber willing to kill, but not going out of their way to? The person who killed their abuser? The ceo who ruins countless lives non-violently? There's a line somewhere. Some might think its better to draw it too high then not at all. You can say all of these are wrong, but these are the arguments.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General] Why is it often said that if a hero kills a villain, they're every bit as horrible as the villains themselves? I'm fairly certain most would say that there is an obvious and massive difference between villains who massacre countless innocent people for kicks or in pursuit of selfish gain, vs heroes who kill villains to keep such mass losses of life from happening.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are certain human senses more prone to annoyance than others? I.e. hearing the same thing over and over is annoying, while seeing the same thing over and over is not",
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"Some people have different thresholds. For example some people are inordinately irritated by open-mouth chewing, and yet my wife WON'T STOP DOING IT.": 0.0,
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"Typically the annoying sounds are harsh/sudden, like the beeping of an alarm clock. The visual equivalent would be a bright light flashing in your face incessantly. Non-annoying repeating sounds may be the sound of waves on a beach, which is actually relaxing for some people. As is the visual of waves crashing on a beach.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why are certain human senses more prone to annoyance than others? I.e. hearing the same thing over and over is annoying, while seeing the same thing over and over is not\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Can I cook rice in my rice cooker filled with leftover water after boiling my chicken? I can take some of the water out to make it perfect for my rice, but currently I have no clean and filtered water left and the only ones left is the one that I used to boil my chicken. Can I cook my rice in it? Thanks Also before you ask yes I only have a rice cooker, I basically use it to do everything ranging from frying to boiling to steaming and everything you can dream of haha",
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"best_score": 555,
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"That's the whole gist of Hainanese Chicken Rice. Season your chicken broth with garlic, ginger, and lemongrass and you'd be pleasantly surprised.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I cook rice in my rice cooker filled with leftover water after boiling my chicken? I can take some of the water out to make it perfect for my rice, but currently I have no clean and filtered water left and the only ones left is the one that I used to boil my chicken. Can I cook my rice in it? Thanks Also before you ask yes I only have a rice cooker, I basically use it to do everything ranging from frying to boiling to steaming and everything you can dream of haha\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Interviewing for manager position that is two pay-grades up. Director says he may have to hire me at a lower pay-grade because jumping two pay-grades is difficult. But the job responsibilities will not be less. How do I plead my case that I should get the two pay grade jump? I recently applied for a manager position within my division that I am qualified for based on my experience and achievement level. The one issue is that it is two pay grades above mine. I\u2019ve been working there almost a year and now that I am there I realize I came in about a level too low based upon my peers in the division. Now I am really for the opportunity of this position, it gives me the ability to have a broader impact on the success of our division as well as gives me the opportunity to mentor and develop our engineering talent, two of my passions. The one sticking point is when I spoke to the hiring manager they made a comment about how it would be a tough sell because a two pay grade jump is a hard to accomplish and that maybe they can instead give me a one pay-grade bump. This doesn\u2019t sit right with me because I plan to do the job that was posted and I sincerely doubt that less would be expected of me than the other managers who are at the level of the initial position that was posted. I don\u2019t see it as fair to be held down for the rest of my career because HR hired me in a pay-grade too low when I started working here. How would you discuss this in a rational and calm way during the negotiations? I really do believe I am qualified and have the skillsets necessary to do the job at the posted pay-grade. Thanks for your opinions.",
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"I totally get where you are coming from. Maybe if he can't do the jump at first, ask \" what if I accept at the single higher level, then in 6months (or whatever you seem reasonable) you bump me up.\" That might be a good compromise, and you're not jumping those two grades at once.": 0.0,
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"If you were an external candidate with your experience would you be having this discussion? You can also let him know that if that is what the market seems this job is worth, then you now know you may be able to go out and get that somewhere else.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nInterviewing for manager position that is two pay-grades up. Director says he may have to hire me at a lower pay-grade because jumping two pay-grades is difficult. But the job responsibilities will not be less. How do I plead my case that I should get the two pay grade jump? I recently applied for a manager position within my division that I am qualified for based on my experience and achievement level. The one issue is that it is two pay grades above mine. I\u2019ve been working there almost a year and now that I am there I realize I came in about a level too low based upon my peers in the division. Now I am really for the opportunity of this position, it gives me the ability to have a broader impact on the success of our division as well as gives me the opportunity to mentor and develop our engineering talent, two of my passions. The one sticking point is when I spoke to the hiring manager they made a comment about how it would be a tough sell because a two pay grade jump is a hard to accomplish and that maybe they can instead give me a one pay-grade bump. This doesn\u2019t sit right with me because I plan to do the job that was posted and I sincerely doubt that less would be expected of me than the other managers who are at the level of the initial position that was posted. I don\u2019t see it as fair to be held down for the rest of my career because HR hired me in a pay-grade too low when I started working here. How would you discuss this in a rational and calm way during the negotiations? I really do believe I am qualified and have the skillsets necessary to do the job at the posted pay-grade. Thanks for your opinions.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Do spices actually expire? Most dried spices have a super long shelf life, but I am cooking at my parents house this weekend and some of their spices are years past the expiration date. I\u2019m trying to figure out if they have actually gone bad and will make everyone sick, have lost all their flavor, or are fine to use. I\u2019m trying to avoid driving down with a ton of spices or having to buy more than since they are pricey if I can help it.",
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"Of your list, option B and C, unless they were stored really, really poorly. Spices are 'spices' because they contain varying amounts of organic compounds that are responsible for both taste and smell ^1 . Oxygen, that pesky molecule, is actually an incredibly aggressive and corrosive agent with co-dependency issues ^2 and breaks up and breaks off those compounds. Best case scenario with very expired spices is you added a nice shake of inert organic carbon to your carbonara. Worst case is they've gotten wet and can act as a medium for bacterial/fungal growth. 1. (which are kinda the same sense, but that's a different TED talk) 2. (assigning psycho-social disorders to the Periodic Table is yet another different TED talk)": 0.0,
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"When we talk about expiration in food, there are 2 types of expiration: food safety expiration (typically worded \"use by\") and food quality expiration (typically worded \"best before\") Most spices don't have a \"food safety\" expiration as they're, genetically speaking, not hospitable to bacteria and fungus which is what usually make people sick. They're even used as preservatives. What they do have is a \"food quality\" expiration, because they have volatile compounds that will disperse into the air (making the spice lose potency) and oxidize (making the spice taste off / rancid / lose color). That happens quicker when they're in powder form. Another thing that can happen is they can absorb moisture and cake into a super hard disk inside your jar, sometimes \"melt\" (usually things like bouillon cubes, premix and the occasional onion / garlic powder are prone to melting) In your case, I recommend going through the cabinet and tossing everything that looks obviously moldy. Then do a color / sniff / taste test (IN THAT ORDER) of the test and see if it's still good / useable": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo spices actually expire? Most dried spices have a super long shelf life, but I am cooking at my parents house this weekend and some of their spices are years past the expiration date. I\u2019m trying to figure out if they have actually gone bad and will make everyone sick, have lost all their flavor, or are fine to use. I\u2019m trying to avoid driving down with a ton of spices or having to buy more than since they are pricey if I can help it.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: People who walk their dogs without leashes outside are very reckless. \u00a0 I live in NYC and people are walking their dogs in the streets without leashes. I sometimes fear that these dogs \u00a0will run into the street or run up to another dog and get into a fight. Also the ticket for walking your dog without a leash in $200 -$400. I have a shiba inu and he can sometimes be friendly if a dog gets close to him, depending on his mood. Which is why I always walk him with a leash. I don\u2019t want someone bigger dog to come up to him and attack him because he barked at them. I think these people are being\u00a0 \u00a0very reckless. \u00a0 Sorry in advance for any Grammar mistake",
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"My preferred breed is huskies, who are notoriously hard to train off-leash. That said, I have a FB friend with a very well trained Belgian Malinois who is safe off leash in NYC... Everyone is different. I just want people to follow the leash rules no matter where they are. If your unleashed dog comes running at my leashed dog on trails that say leashed dogs only, your unleashed dog may get a dose of a citronella based deterrent spray. Not sorry. It won't hurt your dog, but my properly leashed dogs are my priority. Keep your unleashed dogs away, no problem. I have a hunch that actually asking people to follow leash laws is not really unpopular except amongst entitled people who don't think laws should apply to them or their \"well trained\" (hah) dogs.": 0.0,
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"I'm going to get collectively shit on by the reddit hivemind here but...: I walk my dog off leash on trails around my neighborhood at 5 every morning. Here's a few caveats, though. We never walk on sidewalks or by streets. I have his leash in-hand and the second I see another human or dog I clip him back up. He has an e-collar on that brings him back to reality and paying attention to me should he see a squirrel or anything. We hunt and camp together and he's exclusively off leash in the forest and I need to get him used to responding to me off leash and practicing every morning is the best way for me to do that consistently. Doubt I changed yours, or anyone's mind, but the internet has a tendency to make blanket assumptions about every possible scenario regardless of the nuances. Come at me, internet.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: People who walk their dogs without leashes outside are very reckless. \u00a0 I live in NYC and people are walking their dogs in the streets without leashes. I sometimes fear that these dogs \u00a0will run into the street or run up to another dog and get into a fight. Also the ticket for walking your dog without a leash in $200 -$400. I have a shiba inu and he can sometimes be friendly if a dog gets close to him, depending on his mood. Which is why I always walk him with a leash. I don\u2019t want someone bigger dog to come up to him and attack him because he barked at them. I think these people are being\u00a0 \u00a0very reckless. \u00a0 Sorry in advance for any Grammar mistake\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Will taking a technician job pigeonhole me from getting engineering jobs in the future? I'm interviewing for a field engineering job today but the description just sounds like a field technician for HVAC systems. The pay is 23.00 per hour with overtime and bonuses which they say comes out to 48,000 per year. I'm just worried if the work isn't engineering related my skills will atrophy and I'll screw myself. I've been applying to jobs since December now and recently graduated with a mechanical engineering degree. I'm really getting discouraged now because I had some interviews and calls before corona and now I'm getting zero. I don't know if it's my resume that's not allowing me to get calls anymore, corona, or what but I'm getting really anxious about it. I've changed my resume so many times and have kind of stuck with this but have since moved the education under my professional statement. Don't really know what more I can do right now. I thought about doing what someone said on /r/jobs and just messaging different alumni and recruiters on LinkedIn until I get my foot in the door somewhere.",
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"I would take any job right now, and keep looking. I graduated in 2009 and was applying for landscaping and warehouse jobs.": 0.0,
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"I worked as a technician for 10 years before i got my first engineering job, but that first engineering job was a senior position. Most employers view hands on experience as valuable for their engineering staff. Keep looking, but with the way the world is, any job security is better than no job.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWill taking a technician job pigeonhole me from getting engineering jobs in the future? I'm interviewing for a field engineering job today but the description just sounds like a field technician for HVAC systems. The pay is 23.00 per hour with overtime and bonuses which they say comes out to 48,000 per year. I'm just worried if the work isn't engineering related my skills will atrophy and I'll screw myself. I've been applying to jobs since December now and recently graduated with a mechanical engineering degree. I'm really getting discouraged now because I had some interviews and calls before corona and now I'm getting zero. I don't know if it's my resume that's not allowing me to get calls anymore, corona, or what but I'm getting really anxious about it. I've changed my resume so many times and have kind of stuck with this but have since moved the education under my professional statement. Don't really know what more I can do right now. I thought about doing what someone said on /r/jobs and just messaging different alumni and recruiters on LinkedIn until I get my foot in the door somewhere.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Free awards and the large amount of cheap reaction awards has devalued the meaning of Reddit awards With the new system of people able to claim free awards, and the large array of cheaper reaction awards, I now often see posts with dozens and hundreds of awards, which has desensitised me to the specialness of awards. They used to be a rare or special thing to acknowledge something special or show gratitude, but now these awards are just thrown around every where and no longer have the same meaning to me as in the past. And for those wondering about free awards: On Reddit mobile, the coin section up the top may say free, and upon clicking it there is a free box, which when opened gives you a free award to give out within 24 hours",
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"best_score": 1673,
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"worse_score": 11,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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"I view it a few ways (in order of my own ranking) 1. It makes people feel better to send and receive awards, and ultimately that's a good thing. We need more positivity in the world, superficial as it may seem. 2. There's no way to \"cancel\" an award. By this I mean you can't negate it with an anti-award like is the case with up/down votes. Even heartfelt comments of support are subject to getting down votes into oblivion. It's immune to the popularity contest we are all participants in on social media, and that environment can be very toxic (not always). Flip side is that we as people wishing to cancel awards we disagree with, are left a bit frustrated because we're accustomed to that option. But I think that's more of a growing pain than a real issue. 3. It helps fund the site. More free awards means some people will think about buying them who would otherwise have not. It's not set up as a gate for any other site functionality, so that part is fine.": 0.0,
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"The first and most basic award unit of the reddit economy is the Upvote. It has always been simultaneously worthless and priceless. It gains us nothing, but as social primates we crave the approval of our peers. Its only value is in the dopamine hit it gives to the receiver and the sender. Gold was introduced as a joke, and the admins made it real as a way to monetize the site. The joke was that it created an upper crust 1% elite \"Lounge\" that was exactly like the rest of reddit but with a gold trim. Worthless. Funny. Then the people made fun of it with the MSpaint reddit Silver, and the admins made that real too. It's all about the monetization of dopamine. The subsequent awards are all a means to that end. All of them are worthless, and always have been.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Free awards and the large amount of cheap reaction awards has devalued the meaning of Reddit awards With the new system of people able to claim free awards, and the large array of cheaper reaction awards, I now often see posts with dozens and hundreds of awards, which has desensitised me to the specialness of awards. They used to be a rare or special thing to acknowledge something special or show gratitude, but now these awards are just thrown around every where and no longer have the same meaning to me as in the past. And for those wondering about free awards: On Reddit mobile, the coin section up the top may say free, and upon clicking it there is a free box, which when opened gives you a free award to give out within 24 hours\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How to make carbonara sauce stick to the spaghetti? Tried to make spaghetti carbonara. Recipe: 250g spaghetti, 100g pancetta, 3 eggs, 30g parmegiano. After everything is cooked, i put the spaghetti in the pan with the pancetta. When it's cooled down a bit, I add the carbonara sauce made from the eggs and parmegiano cheese, as well as some of the starchy pasta water. The result is still quite 'liquidy'. How can I make it more 'saucy'?",
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"best_score": 355,
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"worse_score": 15,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"If you haven't already, try more expensive spaghetti (look for \"bronze extruded\" on the package). It has rougher sides than cheaper pasta, so sauce can stick to it better.": 0.0,
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"A couple of interesting suggestions here regarding reducing the pasta water (as in boiling it down), but what about just using less? I usually throw the pasta in the pan and stir to get the fat that rendered from the pancetta to coat the noodles. Then mix in the cheese-egg mixture. From there I add starch water AS NEEDED to get the consistency I want. Just my approach. Hope this helps.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to make carbonara sauce stick to the spaghetti? Tried to make spaghetti carbonara. Recipe: 250g spaghetti, 100g pancetta, 3 eggs, 30g parmegiano. After everything is cooked, i put the spaghetti in the pan with the pancetta. When it's cooled down a bit, I add the carbonara sauce made from the eggs and parmegiano cheese, as well as some of the starchy pasta water. The result is still quite 'liquidy'. How can I make it more 'saucy'?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "TW - sexual/child abuse. I work at a school cafeteria. Should I tell my boss that I\u2019ve had to make a CPS report for a little girl in my sons class? I\u2019m a lunch lady at a VERY small school in KY, US. Like high, middle, elementary, and pre-K all share the same cafeteria kind of small. My son told me that a little girl was touching him very explicitly (without going into details) and telling him that if he tells the teacher she won\u2019t stop. She also has been kicking him between the legs. My report is not on this 7 yo girl, but on the worry that something is happening to her at home to cause her to act out sexual events with a bunch of the boys at my school, including my son. This isn\u2019t the first time he\u2019s told me about this. Last time I called the guidance counselor and told her what was going on, assuming as a mandated reporter she would have to call CPS. I don\u2019t know if she ever did as this is an extremely small school and a small town. I know the guidance counselors son is in my sons class too. I had to name her in my report as someone I told previously. Should I inform my boss that I had to call CPS? I didn\u2019t do it as an employee of the school, but as a parent. But I do work at the school and everyone knows or will find out everything around here. Is there anything else i should be doing? I couldn\u2019t get in contact with the school this morning and I can\u2019t go into the office as my son is sick.",
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"best_score": 2147,
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"worse_score": 12,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Education and employment lawyer here (not your lawyer). Yes, you should inform your employer about the CPS report and details about what happened to your son. Your employer almost certainly has an obligation to monitor the situation, and remedy it if possible, under Title IX. Most states also prohibit any retaliation against an employee for activity such as reporting to CPS, under a \"wrongful termination in violation of public policy\" state tort theory. So you are likely protected against retaliation, and you could also have a claim against your employer if you notify them, they do nothing, and then your son is again sexually abused/harassed.": 0.0,
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"Personally, I wouldn't inform them of the report but I would be contacting the teacher/admin each and every time your son shares something concerning as a means of documentation.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nTW - sexual/child abuse. I work at a school cafeteria. Should I tell my boss that I\u2019ve had to make a CPS report for a little girl in my sons class? I\u2019m a lunch lady at a VERY small school in KY, US. Like high, middle, elementary, and pre-K all share the same cafeteria kind of small. My son told me that a little girl was touching him very explicitly (without going into details) and telling him that if he tells the teacher she won\u2019t stop. She also has been kicking him between the legs. My report is not on this 7 yo girl, but on the worry that something is happening to her at home to cause her to act out sexual events with a bunch of the boys at my school, including my son. This isn\u2019t the first time he\u2019s told me about this. Last time I called the guidance counselor and told her what was going on, assuming as a mandated reporter she would have to call CPS. I don\u2019t know if she ever did as this is an extremely small school and a small town. I know the guidance counselors son is in my sons class too. I had to name her in my report as someone I told previously. Should I inform my boss that I had to call CPS? I didn\u2019t do it as an employee of the school, but as a parent. But I do work at the school and everyone knows or will find out everything around here. Is there anything else i should be doing? I couldn\u2019t get in contact with the school this morning and I can\u2019t go into the office as my son is sick.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Is the \"Danger Zone\" cumulative? So, as part of my weekly meal prep, I make a big container of spinach dip (frozen spinach, sour cream, ranch dip mix) or grab a big hummus tub to eat with chopped veggies as my office snacks for the week. When I take the dip out, it's at room temperature for 20-30 minutes once or twice a day, for the week. Does being in and out of the danger zone like that \"add up\" for lack of a better term?",
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"best_score": 487,
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"worse_score": 27,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Yes it adds up. Bacteria multiply when it's warmer and go dormant when it's cold. So put your dips into portion containers and only defrost the one you need that day.": 0.0,
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"To be on the safe side, I would just scoop the portion you intend to eat at the time out with a spoon. And then cover and put the rest back in the fridge immediately.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs the \"Danger Zone\" cumulative? So, as part of my weekly meal prep, I make a big container of spinach dip (frozen spinach, sour cream, ranch dip mix) or grab a big hummus tub to eat with chopped veggies as my office snacks for the week. When I take the dip out, it's at room temperature for 20-30 minutes once or twice a day, for the week. Does being in and out of the danger zone like that \"add up\" for lack of a better term?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I believe a cop is texting me asking to buy drugs and I've never been involved in anything like that I started receiving texts from someone which contained my first name, saying they were a friend of someone I've never met \"from work\" asking if I could get \"some shit\". They have been relentlessly texting and calling over the past several days at all hours. I eventually replied via text and told them I don't know what they are talking about and that I will report them to the police if they contact me again. I then did a reverse lookup on the phone number and it's associated with a name of which the first result is a LinkedIn profile of a police officer in my city when Googled. Considering I've never been involved in anything or with anyone related to drugs but they have my name and number, there's really not much question in my mind here that this is the guy texting me. My theory right now is that one of my neighbors has called the police and made up some story about me. I've been doing construction on my property recently and one neighbor has been totally unhinged, yelling at the workers and calling the police several times. I will note I've never actually spoken to this neighbor, so he doesn't know my name or phone number, so the police would have had to look it up in a database or something? Anyway, I'm not sure how seriously to take this, like if it would it be worth it to contact a lawyer? I'm not really concerned since I have nothing to hide, but the idea of the police thinking I'm some sort of criminal makes me very uncomfortable.",
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"best_score": 375,
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"worse_score": 70,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Block the number, move on with your life. The end.": 0.0,
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"This is a known scam tactic using LI profiles.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI believe a cop is texting me asking to buy drugs and I've never been involved in anything like that I started receiving texts from someone which contained my first name, saying they were a friend of someone I've never met \"from work\" asking if I could get \"some shit\". They have been relentlessly texting and calling over the past several days at all hours. I eventually replied via text and told them I don't know what they are talking about and that I will report them to the police if they contact me again. I then did a reverse lookup on the phone number and it's associated with a name of which the first result is a LinkedIn profile of a police officer in my city when Googled. Considering I've never been involved in anything or with anyone related to drugs but they have my name and number, there's really not much question in my mind here that this is the guy texting me. My theory right now is that one of my neighbors has called the police and made up some story about me. I've been doing construction on my property recently and one neighbor has been totally unhinged, yelling at the workers and calling the police several times. I will note I've never actually spoken to this neighbor, so he doesn't know my name or phone number, so the police would have had to look it up in a database or something? Anyway, I'm not sure how seriously to take this, like if it would it be worth it to contact a lawyer? I'm not really concerned since I have nothing to hide, but the idea of the police thinking I'm some sort of criminal makes me very uncomfortable.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Do you really have to change companies every 3-5 years to move up? I'm a young engineer that started my first salaried job earlier this year. I've heard a lot that you have to change companies every 3-5 years to get promotions and raises beyond the 2-5% annual cost of living raise. I'm happy where I am and I'm not thinking about moving right now, but I like to keep my eye on what might lie ahead. Honestly, the idea of having to find a new job, interview and negotiate a contract and then get assimilated into a new team every couple of years sounds exhausting. Has this saying proven true for most people, or what are my alternatives?",
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"best_score": 279,
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"worse_score": 43,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"At least until you get into upper management and are getting larger bonuses. I don't know why, but companies just won't pay people what they are worth to keep them. For some reason, they think a 3-5% raise is more than enough, when jumping can get you 10-20. The last job offer I accepted was almost a 20% pay raise. When you look at how long it will take you to make the new salary at the old company, and how much you are leaving on the table, even if the new company never gives you a raise, it just makes sense to jump every couple of years.": 0.0,
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"I have been with the same company for 15 years and have had many significant raises over the years. It all depends on the company.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo you really have to change companies every 3-5 years to move up? I'm a young engineer that started my first salaried job earlier this year. I've heard a lot that you have to change companies every 3-5 years to get promotions and raises beyond the 2-5% annual cost of living raise. I'm happy where I am and I'm not thinking about moving right now, but I like to keep my eye on what might lie ahead. Honestly, the idea of having to find a new job, interview and negotiate a contract and then get assimilated into a new team every couple of years sounds exhausting. Has this saying proven true for most people, or what are my alternatives?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Batman] Why doesnt Batman wear a gasmask at this point Both Joker Scarecrow and Poison ivy all have some kind of gas some of them are even life threatning Considering Batman constantly tries to find easier ways to fight his enemys why not wear a gasmask then",
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"best_score": 356,
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"worse_score": 34,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Batman is very active and therefore needs to breathe clearly. If he has a gas mask on all the time, it would inhibit his breathing and therefore his physical ability.": 0.0,
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"He does have masks. He has a six-pack of masks in the utility belt and a special, more durable one (Batman: The Ultimate Guide to the Dark Knight). Here he is wearing one in World's Finest (1990) #2. Another one in Batman: The Mad Monk #6. And one more in Batman: The Man Who Laughs. He even has a rebreather in case he's in a low oxygen situation (Detective Comics #1005). But even without the masks he'd be okay. There's an antidote for Joker's gas and he's deliberately exposed himself to the gas before (Batman: The Man Who Laughs). He's built a resistance to Scarecrow's fear gas (Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1). Batman's immune to most things (Batman/Superman #4) and he carries antidotes as well (Batman #681).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] Why doesnt Batman wear a gasmask at this point Both Joker Scarecrow and Poison ivy all have some kind of gas some of them are even life threatning Considering Batman constantly tries to find easier ways to fight his enemys why not wear a gasmask then\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "CMV: Electric vehicles are being pushed without regards to the issues with adopting them in more underdeveloped parts of the US, or the environmental concerns about the batteries. My cousin just bought a Prius. When he was telling me about it, he mentioned he had to get his house rewired, because the electrical couldn't handle EV charging as it was before he bought the car. A lot of people I talk to have said they got their houses tested, and found out they'd have to do the same thing. Most of the houses in my mid-Michigan city were built in the first half of the 1900s, and have been scarcely updated since. Hell, most of the outlets in my house still only have 2 holes instead of 3. I got my house tested, and surprise surprise, it was also unfit for an EV charger. This is a huge problem, and it doesn't seem to be getting addressed all that thoroughly by people pushing electric vehicle, nor does the issue of batteries just going into landfills and leeching chemicals into the environment seem to be getting addressed. I believe that if we're deadset on going with electric vehicles, rather than pursuing more environmentally friendly liquid fuels, such as hydrogen, we should at least provide a government assistance program that completely covers a home owner/renter/landlord's cost of rewiring a house, to be more fit for electric vehicle charging. As for the environmental concerns, I believe we should be looking more seriously into liquid hydrogen, and if the technology isn't ready, use electric vehicles as a stepping stone. I really don't see a way to make the battery problem not be a problem, without just not using them.",
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"best_score": 287,
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"worse_score": 19,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"responses": {
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"You don\u2019t technically have to rewire your home for charging. Im assuming you don\u2019t have a gas pump in your garage right now. Why do you have to charge your vehicle at home? You could just head to the local charging station. A lot of super charge stations can charge give a pretty good charge in 30 minutes. You pop some of those stations up at the local super market and your car is changed by the time your done grocery shopping.": 0.0,
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"This sounds odd. A regular Prius doesn't plug in at all. A Prius Prime does plug in but only needs a standard 120V 15A outlet. If the entire house really needs rewiring, it's not because of the Prius Prime. It's because it was needed anyway.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Electric vehicles are being pushed without regards to the issues with adopting them in more underdeveloped parts of the US, or the environmental concerns about the batteries. My cousin just bought a Prius. When he was telling me about it, he mentioned he had to get his house rewired, because the electrical couldn't handle EV charging as it was before he bought the car. A lot of people I talk to have said they got their houses tested, and found out they'd have to do the same thing. Most of the houses in my mid-Michigan city were built in the first half of the 1900s, and have been scarcely updated since. Hell, most of the outlets in my house still only have 2 holes instead of 3. I got my house tested, and surprise surprise, it was also unfit for an EV charger. This is a huge problem, and it doesn't seem to be getting addressed all that thoroughly by people pushing electric vehicle, nor does the issue of batteries just going into landfills and leeching chemicals into the environment seem to be getting addressed. I believe that if we're deadset on going with electric vehicles, rather than pursuing more environmentally friendly liquid fuels, such as hydrogen, we should at least provide a government assistance program that completely covers a home owner/renter/landlord's cost of rewiring a house, to be more fit for electric vehicle charging. As for the environmental concerns, I believe we should be looking more seriously into liquid hydrogen, and if the technology isn't ready, use electric vehicles as a stepping stone. I really don't see a way to make the battery problem not be a problem, without just not using them.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[DC] Why is Superman so beloved by everyone? Question from a long time ago but I just remembered it basically there's this scene in doomsday clock where superheros are banned from operating outside of there home country..Expect Superman he's so popular that even Vladimir putin hands him a podium when he shows up at an event and praises him while doing so why? I know he's to the average DC human being the most powerful justice leaguer and a decent person but what makes him different from every other superhero in terms of popularity?",
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"best_score": 288,
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"worse_score": 18,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Superman is the most trusted superhero. He doesn't wear a mask to hide his identity like the Flash, nor is he an ambassador from a foreign land like Wonder Woman. He's just your friendly neighbourhood alien.": 0.0,
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"Superman's greatest power isn't his strength. It isn't flight, it isn't heat vision, it isn't whatever the hell happened in the 50s and 60s. Superman's greatest power - the one that keeps a character created in 1938 relevant to this very day - is his ability to inspire hope. Superman is the embodiment of the idea that if you just hang on a little bit longer, dig just a little bit deeper, you'll be okay. And the need to be okay isn't bound by country or planet or even space sector; it's universal.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] Why is Superman so beloved by everyone? Question from a long time ago but I just remembered it basically there's this scene in doomsday clock where superheros are banned from operating outside of there home country..Expect Superman he's so popular that even Vladimir putin hands him a podium when he shows up at an event and praises him while doing so why? I know he's to the average DC human being the most powerful justice leaguer and a decent person but what makes him different from every other superhero in terms of popularity?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "My dad sexually abused me from when I was 4-12/13 and is planning on having another child. How do I get him arrested? My father is a psychopath and a pedophile and I have proof. I haven't spoken to his side of the family because they know about him and they are protecting him. I'm afraid to speak publicly about it because he has a lot of money and connections. I'm in Massachusetts. I need as much advice as possible. What are my options?",
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"best_score": 470,
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"worse_score": 34,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"There's connections and there's connections that GFTO once the words kiddy porn pops up ... most connections will be the GTFO kind. Call the police, make the report and provide them the evidence. If not for you, for any other victims he may have made so far, or will make in the future. You can make an anonymous report via for example a lawyer, but these days, nothing really is anonymous.": 0.0,
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"Unless you're talking Epstein levels of connections, connections won't save him from child sex offences. Also most people who think they have \"connections\" don't have anywhere near the power they claim. It's a scare tactic probably aimed at you. Also the police are who you speak to. What is your proof?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy dad sexually abused me from when I was 4-12/13 and is planning on having another child. How do I get him arrested? My father is a psychopath and a pedophile and I have proof. I haven't spoken to his side of the family because they know about him and they are protecting him. I'm afraid to speak publicly about it because he has a lot of money and connections. I'm in Massachusetts. I need as much advice as possible. What are my options?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If a person inhales some amount of a virus (ex., COVID) too small to cause an infection, is there potential to develop immunity? My college has mandatory vaccine & masks, but as expected, there are some students still getting sick. Constantly moving through hallways, I'm potentially (or even likely) being exposed to at least some of the virus. Is there any chance that I'm going to develop super immunity to covid from long term, (hopefully)low level exposure? Or, to get to the meat of the curiosity, in what circumstances would this/would this not happen with any virus? What is known about the characteristics of such a scenario?",
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"Sounds a bit like the aerosol variolation hypothesis dreamed up a while back as a possibility before vaccines were available. The idea got hammered quite a bit. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/11/confronting-notion-face-masks-reduce-covid-dose": 0.0,
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"The immune system is a little complicated and not fully understood. The inhalation of virus particles that do not lead to infection is possibly not enough to engage immune processes that generate specific immunity (antibodies) to that virus and may be cleared by more general immune responses. Certainly, there are vaccine preparations (killed virus particles) that essentially generate a functional immune response from a non-infectious exposure, but with much higher particle numbers and possible additional adjuvants in the preperation. I'm understanding infection to means replication of virus occurs in the host and is not describing symptomatic vs asymptomatic cases. Given that full-blown infection has questionable level and duration of protection, I would not rely on a non-infectious exposure to confer immunity.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf a person inhales some amount of a virus (ex., COVID) too small to cause an infection, is there potential to develop immunity? My college has mandatory vaccine & masks, but as expected, there are some students still getting sick. Constantly moving through hallways, I'm potentially (or even likely) being exposed to at least some of the virus. Is there any chance that I'm going to develop super immunity to covid from long term, (hopefully)low level exposure? Or, to get to the meat of the curiosity, in what circumstances would this/would this not happen with any virus? What is known about the characteristics of such a scenario?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5 if disease\u2019s want to live in a host\u2019s body without being discovered, then why do they have such nasty symptoms that can be used to easily identify and destroy them?",
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"Everything needs to replicate and spread to survive so something that causes sneezing and coughing is helping itself spread to new hosts.": 0.0,
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"Some symptoms of disease and illness are actually not caused by the sickness itself but rather our immune system trying to fight it off.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5 if disease\u2019s want to live in a host\u2019s body without being discovered, then why do they have such nasty symptoms that can be used to easily identify and destroy them?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Where are all the aliens in the Galactic Empire? All the officers are human, the Stormtroopers are human clones, there's no alien representation in the fleet at all. Is the Empire racist?",
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"Is the Galactic Empire, a textbook Fascist state deliberately in the vein of Nazi Germany, who's soldiers are literally called Stormtroopers and whose officers are literally dressed in knockoff nazi uniforms, a racist/speciesist institution? No, not at all, what ever would give you that idea /s": 0.0,
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"The Empire is a human superiority government. In one legend, Count Dooku was a human supremacist, and part of the Clone Wars was to divest many alien governments of their wealth and have it all come under a supreme central human authority. Stormtroopers are not all clones, as some are conscripts to support the Imperial war machine and garner public favor through loyal service. Most alien species are regarded poorly by Imperials, and Grand Admiral Thrawn is one of the few to rise to such a rank given his species.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] Where are all the aliens in the Galactic Empire? All the officers are human, the Stormtroopers are human clones, there's no alien representation in the fleet at all. Is the Empire racist?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does My Thanksgiving Hor D'oeuvres Make Sense? Seeking Advice I'm making this recipe up completely on my own, and I need both a sanity check and recommedications. I want to make small tarts in muffin tins using shredded chicken thighs. * Brown chicken thighs in a pan with butter, adding garlic, rosemary, and thyme, etc. -- typical Thanksgiving flavors. Shred chicken once cooked. * Form store-bought puff pastry into muffin tins (and par-bake if necessary?). * Spread a layer of caramelized onions into the bottom. * Add a layer of the shredded chicken. * Add a layer of cheese sauce (butter, flour, milk, and a neutral white cheese). * Place two very thin slices of habanero peppers across the top, top along with a tiny amount of a funky cheese, and bake. This is just something I came up with, and I have no idea if it would actually work. I'm looking for some traditional Thanksgiving flavors, but with a tiny bit of kick in spice and funk, since it's a starter.",
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"It needs an acid. Maybe a cranberry mostarda? If you could somehow make them single bite sized? It seems like it would be really rich right before a really rich and heavy feast.": 0.0,
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"All scans really well. Only caveat is with the cheese sauce. I'd recommend making it quite thick and use it sparingly, so it doesn't make your pastry go too soggy. A thin sauce can often underwhelm, when baked. A blue cheese can be a great match with chicken, especially thigh meat, so consider that maybe for the final dollop of cheesy loveliness. Roquefort, St Agur, Stilton or something from closer to home, perhaps. Good luck and hope everyone enjoys your efforts!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes My Thanksgiving Hor D'oeuvres Make Sense? Seeking Advice I'm making this recipe up completely on my own, and I need both a sanity check and recommedications. I want to make small tarts in muffin tins using shredded chicken thighs. * Brown chicken thighs in a pan with butter, adding garlic, rosemary, and thyme, etc. -- typical Thanksgiving flavors. Shred chicken once cooked. * Form store-bought puff pastry into muffin tins (and par-bake if necessary?). * Spread a layer of caramelized onions into the bottom. * Add a layer of the shredded chicken. * Add a layer of cheese sauce (butter, flour, milk, and a neutral white cheese). * Place two very thin slices of habanero peppers across the top, top along with a tiny amount of a funky cheese, and bake. This is just something I came up with, and I have no idea if it would actually work. I'm looking for some traditional Thanksgiving flavors, but with a tiny bit of kick in spice and funk, since it's a starter.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Service dog trainer's aggressive roommate surrendered my service dog to animal control without trainer's permission I am a disabled individual living in Florida. In January I sent my service dog off for extra training with his professional trainer in Fort Worth Texas. My Trainer's roommate is his ex boyfriend and is aggressive to my trainer. They had a disagreement last night, and bad roommate waited until my trainer was asleep before calling both police and animal control. He then locked my trainer in his room and surrendered all of my trainer's client dogs(all service dogs in various stages of training) to animal control willingly. They were not his property by law, as far as I'm aware. If I'm correct, despite me owning the purchase agreement and title to my service dog, by sending him to my trainer he was under my trainer's ownership. Therefore did bad roommate just do some bad legal juju, surrendering animals not his by law? I'm still attempting to get my service dog out of the animal shelter They took him to, as he's a vital piece of medical equipment for my disabilities. Thank you kindly in advance for any help or advice you may offer, even if it is little.",
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"is your dog on this list of \"found pets\"? it looks like newer arrivals are added to the bottom so make sure to scroll all the way down. if your dog is on the list of pets, contact the shelter it's listed at immediately and notify them of what allegedly happened. give them as much info on your dog as you can, including the location of his microchip if he has one. this should enable you to get your dog back. if your dog is not listed on the Fort Worth, TX found pets list, i encourage you to reach out to police in the area (city if they live in the city and county sheriff if they are an unincorporated county address) and report him as stolen. state that he is a trained service dog & that you need to file a police report for stolen property so that it's on record.": 0.0,
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"What \"service dog trainer\" keeps *multiple* trained service dogs in \"an apartment\" in the first place? Hopefully your trainer is licensed to do this business? And have appropriate liability insurance? Because partially trained and trained service dogs are quite expensive. Cuz anmal control and police jsut don't walk into a place and take on a load of dogs w/out proper investigation. Why would police or animal control take service dogs, unless nobody in the entire community knows this place iis a training facility? These aren't pets or nuisances. Something not right here w/\\*story\\*. IF you relinquished your dog to a trainer w/out licensing and insurance then they aren't even legit......and that is on you.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nService dog trainer's aggressive roommate surrendered my service dog to animal control without trainer's permission I am a disabled individual living in Florida. In January I sent my service dog off for extra training with his professional trainer in Fort Worth Texas. My Trainer's roommate is his ex boyfriend and is aggressive to my trainer. They had a disagreement last night, and bad roommate waited until my trainer was asleep before calling both police and animal control. He then locked my trainer in his room and surrendered all of my trainer's client dogs(all service dogs in various stages of training) to animal control willingly. They were not his property by law, as far as I'm aware. If I'm correct, despite me owning the purchase agreement and title to my service dog, by sending him to my trainer he was under my trainer's ownership. Therefore did bad roommate just do some bad legal juju, surrendering animals not his by law? I'm still attempting to get my service dog out of the animal shelter They took him to, as he's a vital piece of medical equipment for my disabilities. Thank you kindly in advance for any help or advice you may offer, even if it is little.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My (14m) friend (also 14m) probably has appendicitis but his mom refuses to take him to a hospital or even have an ambulance do it. Could me or my parents face legal repercussions if we snuck him out and checked him in? (PA) Basically the title. His mom thinks he\u2019s being overdramatic and doesn\u2019t want to spend money on getting it checked out. All the symptoms match with appendicitis and he\u2019s been feeling like this for 3 days but it has progressively gotten worse. How would I go about getting him treatment his mother won\u2019t? Can I even do it legally? Are me and my parents protected by Good Samaritan laws?",
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"Taking a minor child without his parents' permission is a potentially disastrous move. Have him call 911.": 0.0,
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"If he calls from somewhere where his mother is not he will be transported to a hospital. With minors it is considered implied consent (that is the EMTs will act in the best interest of the patient and this assumes the parent/guardian would give consent). Source: am a license EMT": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy (14m) friend (also 14m) probably has appendicitis but his mom refuses to take him to a hospital or even have an ambulance do it. Could me or my parents face legal repercussions if we snuck him out and checked him in? (PA) Basically the title. His mom thinks he\u2019s being overdramatic and doesn\u2019t want to spend money on getting it checked out. All the symptoms match with appendicitis and he\u2019s been feeling like this for 3 days but it has progressively gotten worse. How would I go about getting him treatment his mother won\u2019t? Can I even do it legally? Are me and my parents protected by Good Samaritan laws?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General] It's stated that some magical beings cannot lie, honor oaths as the highest priority... but will use half-truths to manipulate mortals. Could you prevent this by making them swear to tell the truth, the WHOLE truth and nothing but the truth? Special emphasis on the second point.",
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"Someone been burned by an Aes Sedai it seems.": 0.0,
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"Taken literally, a Fae bound to tell \"the whole truth\" is pretty quickly going to be useless. >Where's the hidden treasure? > >Well, our story begins 14 billion years ago, when a singularity rapidly expanded... You'll rapidly have to amend the oath to something like \"the whole relevant truth\" or \"the whole pertinent truth\", and then all the loopholes come back.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General] It's stated that some magical beings cannot lie, honor oaths as the highest priority... but will use half-truths to manipulate mortals. Could you prevent this by making them swear to tell the truth, the WHOLE truth and nothing but the truth? Special emphasis on the second point.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old what it means to \u201cprocess\u201c your emotions",
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"\"process\" is just a way to say \"think about what is really going on and making you feel this way.\" There are several reasons that \"processing\" emotions is recommended, with a very important one being that emotions are generally what are called \"primitive\" responses, the body is reacting to biochemical inputs. \"Processing\" forces you out of the biochemical response mode and into the logical consciousness zone. Thinking about your emotional state is a way to induce a delay in response and to exercise some control on that response. Those chemical releases are generally a response to the brain's instructions. The brain has made some decisions, typically automatic response using learned behaviors, and caused the dumping of chemicals into the bloodstream, so processing emotions also helps you figure out what is TRULY responsible for your emotional response. This sort of evaluation is used in Cognitive Therapy, which is basically an attempt to get the person to see what is the source of their emotional responses and how to counter the effects when exposed to such sources, and/or how to avoid or minimize the impact of exposure to such sources. The primary purpose of being advised to \"Process\" your emotions is to remove your actions from your learned (trained) set of responses`to place a small delay into the mix, give you time to reduce the intensity of your response. Sort of like counting to 10. The secondary reason is so you can figure out what the heck the real problems are and what to do to make things less disruptive to you. You can't \"fix\" something if you do not know what is truly the problem. My problem was anger and let me tell you, letting anger take control is not a good thing. Took a lot of work to retrain myself.": 0.0,
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"I'm an addict with ten years sobriety, have worked extensively on this. Any emotion I experience, my addiction wants me to use as a solution to it. Therefore I have to really understand my emotions to stay sober. Explain like I'm five years old: Emotions are like the weather. There's no good or bad weather. A sunny day sounds nice when you're at the amusement park, but what if it starts to rain? A cold day doesn't sound fun, but what if you're all bundled up and have hot cocoa, then it sounds nice :) Emotions are like the weather and they'll go away in time. non Explain like I'm five years old: There are eight primary emotions: anger, fear, sadness, disgust, surprise, anticipation, trust and joy. None are good or bad, just pleasant and unpleasant. Surprisingly all emotions will pass in as little as 90 seconds, usually no longer than three minutes, unless you engulf on them (listening to sad music when you're sad, looking at pictures of your ex, etc.) The example I give is opening presents. That sounds delightful. But what if you opened presents for an hour? What about two hours? At a certain point even that begins to sound miserable. This whole notion of \"I want to be happy all the time\" is kinda fucked up. Going back to the presents example... at a certain point you have to read an instruction manual, go buy batteries, play a tutorial, you have to do the boring or tedious stuff to enjoy your presents and generate new levels of happiness. So to process your emotions is to recognize you're experiencing a multitude of feelings, and then just sort of ride it out without engulfing til you get back to a baseline. My friends threw a surprise party for my birthday this year. I went home for about an hour til I had to go to another birthday dinner. I was overwhelmed, I was happy from the party, sad it was over, nervous about dinner. The whole thing left me physically tired. So I sat and experienced the emotions and got to kind of a \"neutral\" place, and then focused on going to dinner and having a nice time there (I did)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old what it means to \u201cprocess\u201c your emotions\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5: If a compiler is a program that converts your code into binary form for the computer, unless my understanding is incorrect and it isn't just a program, wouldn't the compiler also need a compiler to run it since how do you run a program without a compiler?",
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"Say you have an idea for MyLang, a brand-new programming language. You write the first version of the MyLang compiler in an already-existing programming language, like Go for example. You compile it with the Go compiler. Then the *second* version of the MyLang compiler can be written in MyLang and compiled with version 1 of the MyLang compiler. The first version of the MyLang compiler doesn't need to support all of MyLang. If you can write a MyLang compiler in MyLang without using all of MyLang's features, you don't need to implement those unused features in Go in the version 1 compiler -- you can save them for later, when you have the ability to write the MyLang compiler in MyLang. \"Okay that's fine for 2022 when we have Go and Java and Rust and C++ and all these high-level languages we could write a compiler in. But how did they do it back in the day, in the 50's / 60's / 70's when you're making the first high-level language for an early computers where there *was* no previous language / compiler you could use?\" The answer to that is you can always program a computer in its native language, machine code. Programmers usually don't do that today since it's super tedious, but you can definitely write a simple high level language in machine code. (Especially if you write tools to help you work with machine code first, like an assembler and a debugger.)": 0.0,
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"This is the compiler bootstrapping problem. Nowadays the compilers are juste written in another language where a compiler already exist. Once the program have compiled there is no need for a compiler any longer so you can run this program without having the original compiler. This is how you can create an independent compiler. Some procramming languages can also be interpreted, where you need the interpreter to run it. So you can write a compiler, run it in the already existing interpreter, and have it compile itself. In the old days, when compilers were still quite rare. You could write machine code directly, or partially helped by existing tools. There are several such known projects where a compiler were first compiled to machine code by hand. Once the first hand written copy was down you could use this to compile the code properly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5: If a compiler is a program that converts your code into binary form for the computer, unless my understanding is incorrect and it isn't just a program, wouldn't the compiler also need a compiler to run it since how do you run a program without a compiler?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My ex husband refused to allow my teenage son to eat until he weighed himself. Is there any way I can get my son off of visitation? Divorce happened in California where ex lives. Son and I live in Colorado. Son is currently on visitation with ex in California. My son has a history of anorexia and ex knows this. Son has been in treatment for a few months now and has made significant progress. Son texts me today telling me that ex made him weigh himself. Son refused because of his past and ex told him he wouldn't be allowed to eat until he weighed himself. Once again, ex has been kept well aware that son has been dealing with anorexia for a long time and that food is a sensitive topic. Surely there's some way I can get son out of ex's house? He will be there for another two weeks. I do not feel comfortable at all with son completing the visit. Not if this is how ex treats him. Do I have any options?",
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"I am not a lawyer but it would seem that withholding food is child abuse. Penal Code 270 PC is the California state statute that defines the offense of child neglect. A parent commits this crime by willfully failing to **provide a necessity for a minor child without a legal excuse**. A necessity includes things such as clothing, **food**, medicine, and shelter.": 0.0,
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"I am a lawyer. I am not your lawyer. You should talk to a family law attorney. I would ask your ex why this is happening. You seem to have very valid reasons why you are concerned. But the court is going to ask this same question as well. Parents in divorce situations are allowed to parent differently. When your ex is the custodial parent, he has the right to act as a parent does. You may not always like it, but he gets to be a parent on his own terms. For example, your ex may be making your son weigh himself because he has been noticing weight loss that seems extreme. Anorexics tend to lie about their food consumption to hide their disorder. Your ex may be saying this is the only way I can know your son is eating enough to not lose weight. Or your ex may be worried about several other things. Despite your objection to a scale, a court would likely reasonably find that your ex is being considerate in addressing your child's health needs. Bigger point. You will need to know. Simply doing something you would not do as a parent isn't going to over turn custody. If you do not know why your ex is doing this, then you are wasting your money talking to a lawyer. If your ex won't tell you, then I would start talking to a lawyer.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy ex husband refused to allow my teenage son to eat until he weighed himself. Is there any way I can get my son off of visitation? Divorce happened in California where ex lives. Son and I live in Colorado. Son is currently on visitation with ex in California. My son has a history of anorexia and ex knows this. Son has been in treatment for a few months now and has made significant progress. Son texts me today telling me that ex made him weigh himself. Son refused because of his past and ex told him he wouldn't be allowed to eat until he weighed himself. Once again, ex has been kept well aware that son has been dealing with anorexia for a long time and that food is a sensitive topic. Surely there's some way I can get son out of ex's house? He will be there for another two weeks. I do not feel comfortable at all with son completing the visit. Not if this is how ex treats him. Do I have any options?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "PhD defense in a few hours Just getting this off my chest. I'll defend in a few hours and genuinely think there is a big probability that I will fail. My thesis is an embarrassment to myself, my PI, and the field. Data is limited, analysis is very simple, conclusions are unclear. I could train a master student and the whole data collection could be completed in 2 months. The analysis approach is like the ones done in the 70s or 80s, product of a bygone era. I don't belong on the modern, cutting edge area of science. I have made peace (slightly) that it's ok if I fail. I will go back to my home country this weekend (will be expensive but I don't care anymore), leave science forever (imagine wanting to understand the brain lol, what a nerd), and start my life anew. I just don't want my family and closest friends see me differently if I fail.",
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"i don't know if it helps, but we all felt that way before the defense: i knw i did, and it went great. Best of luck to you. edit: i don't know the american system very well, i'm french and teach in france, but there are no reason to fail you if your supervisor has allowed you to defend: this would be seen as a direct attack on them, and a default to the rules of collegiality. If they had confidence in you, confident enough they would their name on your work, it means your thesis is not the failure you think it is.": 0.0,
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"If there was a chance you'd fail, your supervisor wouldn't allow you to defend": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPhD defense in a few hours Just getting this off my chest. I'll defend in a few hours and genuinely think there is a big probability that I will fail. My thesis is an embarrassment to myself, my PI, and the field. Data is limited, analysis is very simple, conclusions are unclear. I could train a master student and the whole data collection could be completed in 2 months. The analysis approach is like the ones done in the 70s or 80s, product of a bygone era. I don't belong on the modern, cutting edge area of science. I have made peace (slightly) that it's ok if I fail. I will go back to my home country this weekend (will be expensive but I don't care anymore), leave science forever (imagine wanting to understand the brain lol, what a nerd), and start my life anew. I just don't want my family and closest friends see me differently if I fail.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Pokemon] My Clefable used to have a really hard time against fighting types, but a couple of years ago it's moves started being super effective against them. What happened?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"Clefable is a Fairy-type, and is therefore super-effective against fighting types. However, it is a well known fact that the fae are tricksters. As such they pretended to be other types, hiding the very existence of their type from humans. In the case of your Clefable it was pretending to be normal, which involved feigning weakness against fighting types.": 0.0,
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"All those times you sat there heart broken that your clefable was no good against fighting types he sat there wondering how he could make you happy. So while he was away in his pokeball he was training really hard for you": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Pokemon] My Clefable used to have a really hard time against fighting types, but a couple of years ago it's moves started being super effective against them. What happened?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How to stop soup noodles from soaking up broth when stored as leftovers? I've tried so many different ratios of broth-to-noodle, but in the end the same thing happens- when they're stored as leftovers in the fridge, all the broth goes away, soaked into the noodles. Am I doing something wrong, or is this normal and unavoidable? What could I do to save my noodle-included soups?",
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"best_score": 509,
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"worse_score": 15,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"take the noodles out and store them separately, otherwise you'll just have noodles mush": 0.0,
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"There is really only one answer, and that is to hold the noodles separately. You can either not cook the noodles in the same pot of soup, cook them in a separate pot, or strain them out, which may be challenging. If you hold them in the soup, it's normal and unavoidable.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to stop soup noodles from soaking up broth when stored as leftovers? I've tried so many different ratios of broth-to-noodle, but in the end the same thing happens- when they're stored as leftovers in the fridge, all the broth goes away, soaked into the noodles. Am I doing something wrong, or is this normal and unavoidable? What could I do to save my noodle-included soups?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[MCU] Could Thanos have snapped himself off? When he snapped his fingers with the gauntlet and erased half of the universe, was there a 50% chance that he'd have been included in the erased part? Or, as the bearer, was he able to explicitly exclude himself?",
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"best_score": 327,
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"worse_score": 66,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"We don't know for sure. I personally believe that he intended to include himself. After he snaps and pops up in the soul-world to talk to little baby Gamora he feels his chest and looks at his arm, I think he thought he was dead. However, I think the Stones wouldn't have included him because they work like a benevolent genie where they work to fulfill the actual desire of the person snapping. The Stones would have known that undoing their work immediately was not Thanos' intention so they wouldn't have killed him and sat there for his enemies to collect.": 0.0,
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"Korg: \u201cYour gauntlet snapped you off!?!\u201d": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Could Thanos have snapped himself off? When he snapped his fingers with the gauntlet and erased half of the universe, was there a 50% chance that he'd have been included in the erased part? Or, as the bearer, was he able to explicitly exclude himself?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How do we know our posistion in the milky way galaxy? And what the milky way looks like? I'd appreciate it if someone explained it to me",
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"best_score": 343,
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"responses": {
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"Really, once you determine the distance to various stars within our galaxy and map them out, you start to see patterns emerge that are very similar to other galaxies that we can observe. We can't see all of the Milky Way, as seen in this image: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Milky_Way_Arms.svg due to the density of the center of the galaxy, but we can extrapolate what else SHOULD be behind it based on what we observe everywhere else. EDIT: You could look at it like making a map of terrain by standing on a hill and drawing what you see. If you had some survey equipment to calculate some angles, you could fairly precisely determine distances to every tree, creek, river, or house that you can see. You can make a very accurate map by only moving around the hill slightly to change the angles to objects, to give you something to calculate (known distance between observation points and known angles). That small movement around the top of the hill getting various angles is analogous to the earth's revolving around the sun.": 0.0,
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"I'm not an astronomer, but hopefully askscience won't mind if I drop this here. It is an interactive 360 degree panorama of the night sky. From it you can clearly see the milky way. If you scroll around, you can see that the milky way is actually all around us. You can deduce that we are inside, but toward the edge of the galaxy from the distribution of stars and gas in the image.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do we know our posistion in the milky way galaxy? And what the milky way looks like? I'd appreciate it if someone explained it to me\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why are there rain delays in certain sports, like baseball, but not football (American or non-American) unless, of course there\u2019s lightning.",
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"best_score": 313,
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"worse_score": 42,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"responses": {
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"Same deal with cricket as with baseball. Here in Australia we play all versions of rugby and football in torrential rain, only stopping if there is a lot of lightning present (though it's only happened once or twice before). In rugby it transforms the game and makes it more a war of attrition, still quite entertaining and still tough as nails, but still playable without being too dangerous.": 0.0,
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"Because football is less affected by torrential weather than baseball. While the passing and kicking game is *impacted* by heavy rain, you can still play a somewhat functional game of football no matter how heavy the rain is. Baseball, however, is simply not playable if rain is too heavy. For one, pitchers can\u2019t grip the ball, and fly balls can\u2019t carry at all. Puddles in the infield make grounders unplayable. There is really no way to adjust for these things.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why are there rain delays in certain sports, like baseball, but not football (American or non-American) unless, of course there\u2019s lightning.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Batman] Why Was Alfred Given Custody of Bruce? What About Bruce's Family? I understand that Thomas and Martha, being from insanely rich old money type families, would absolutely each have a will in the case of their early passing. And it even makes sense that they would trust him as a legal guardian for Bruce. However, my question comes down to Bruce's other relatives. We know that his mother's side of the family, the Kanes, were still alive, so why weren't they given custody of Bruce or even bother trying to get it?",
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"best_score": 498,
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"worse_score": 11,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Child protective services usually try to avoid displacing children if they can avoid it. So when the Waynes will points to Alfred getting custody of Bruce, Alfred who have lived with and raised Bruce for most of his life, and who would continue to live with Bruce in the home and surroundings Bruce was familiar with, and most importantly, *was willing and happy* to accept custody, it is a pretty easy case to make. Leave the kid where he was.": 0.0,
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"Because Batman's mother and father had met Alfred, and also met their own relatives. Given how screwed up the Kane and Wayne sides of the family were, Alfred was easily the most sensible choice.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] Why Was Alfred Given Custody of Bruce? What About Bruce's Family? I understand that Thomas and Martha, being from insanely rich old money type families, would absolutely each have a will in the case of their early passing. And it even makes sense that they would trust him as a legal guardian for Bruce. However, my question comes down to Bruce's other relatives. We know that his mother's side of the family, the Kanes, were still alive, so why weren't they given custody of Bruce or even bother trying to get it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[Conan the Barbarian] How does Conan exercise, to maintain that brick wall body of his? Sure, he has a lot of natural strength, but the kind of muscle definition he's always shown to have requires working out. I don't think there are any gyms to be found in the Hyborian Age, and Conan is constantly wandering, working as a mercenary, hunting treasure, or being a bandit. He spends at least as much time in the wilderness as he does in towns. Probably more. So how does he work out?",
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"best_score": 242,
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"worse_score": 14,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"He breaks the necks of cows and climbs mountains": 0.0,
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"He has an extensive workout routine that involves crushing his enemies, seeing them driven before him, and hearing the lamentations of their women.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Conan the Barbarian] How does Conan exercise, to maintain that brick wall body of his? Sure, he has a lot of natural strength, but the kind of muscle definition he's always shown to have requires working out. I don't think there are any gyms to be found in the Hyborian Age, and Conan is constantly wandering, working as a mercenary, hunting treasure, or being a bandit. He spends at least as much time in the wilderness as he does in towns. Probably more. So how does he work out?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "my brother (19m) tested positive for covid, but my dad (58m) and i (21f) tested negative my brother was exposed roughly 10 days ago and tested positive today. we haven't really been doing much quarantining because his friend notified him on Saturday that he was positive (a week after he came into contact with my brother). my brother usually stays in his room, so that's probably why my dad and i haven't tested positive, but im wondering if he quarantines from now for the next 2 weeks, is there any possibility my dad or anyone else in my family turns up positive? my question is: should we all wait a few more days and get tested again (those of us who tested negative)? how do we proceed? there are 5 other people in my family, my dad and i tested negative, my mom and two sisters will be tested within the coming days to see whether it has spread to anyone else.",
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"best_score": 450,
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"Everyone should quarantine as if everyone has it when one person in the home gets it. Definitely get re-tested before you unquarantine. Nad": 0.0,
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"Hi! COVID mitigation person here. You should isolate the COVID+ person from everyone and you all should start a 14 day quarantine. The household is considered presumptive positive, if you test positive or not. If you insist on taking a test, doing so around days 3 and 9 are the best indicator of if you've been exposed. General rule of thumb is the COVID+ person starts a 14 day isolation on the day they received their results. Everyone else will start a 14 day quarantine period around day 10 of the COVID+ persons isolation period. After that, you can consider yourself a time based negative without a test. Hope everyone recovers quickly!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nmy brother (19m) tested positive for covid, but my dad (58m) and i (21f) tested negative my brother was exposed roughly 10 days ago and tested positive today. we haven't really been doing much quarantining because his friend notified him on Saturday that he was positive (a week after he came into contact with my brother). my brother usually stays in his room, so that's probably why my dad and i haven't tested positive, but im wondering if he quarantines from now for the next 2 weeks, is there any possibility my dad or anyone else in my family turns up positive? my question is: should we all wait a few more days and get tested again (those of us who tested negative)? how do we proceed? there are 5 other people in my family, my dad and i tested negative, my mom and two sisters will be tested within the coming days to see whether it has spread to anyone else.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Getting Lemon Flavor into Pasta I love lemon based pasta sauces at restaurants. A common dish is a lemon cream sauce. But no mater how hard I try at home I can\u2019t get that infused deep flavor. I bought some lemon extract and that helped a bit. Of course I use zest as recipes call for. Once I added extra juice but then it tasted to \u2018tangy\u2019 as opposed to the more developed flavors I\u2019ve had at restaurants. Any tricks/tips?? Thanks!!",
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"best_score": 368,
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"responses": {
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"Make sure you're using the zest from unwaxed lemons \ud83d\ude09": 0.0,
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"Have you tried blooming your zest in warm oil or butter to bring the flavours out? Could also be a matter of adding more salt.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGetting Lemon Flavor into Pasta I love lemon based pasta sauces at restaurants. A common dish is a lemon cream sauce. But no mater how hard I try at home I can\u2019t get that infused deep flavor. I bought some lemon extract and that helped a bit. Of course I use zest as recipes call for. Once I added extra juice but then it tasted to \u2018tangy\u2019 as opposed to the more developed flavors I\u2019ve had at restaurants. Any tricks/tips?? Thanks!!\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Boiled stock for risotto, dipped ladle and IT EXPLODED. I had cranked the burner and it was boiling a bit more violently then intended. Killed the heat, dunked the ladle and it immediately and violently bubbled up a truly insane amount - bubbling several inches up and around the ladle and dumping about a cup+ of liquid into the burner pan area. Any idea what that was about?? Never seen anything like it.",
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"best_score": 1100,
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"worse_score": 22,
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"Was the ladle cup resting on the burner flame prior to you lifting it?": 0.0,
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"When materials undergo a phase change, the points at which the molecules go from one phase to another happen at \"nucleation points.\" They're the points where it takes the least amount of energy to change phases, often pointed bits on the surfaces of the container. For example, beer glasses and champagne flutes are sometimes laser etched so the bubbles will form on the etching, instead of the sides of the glass. When your stock was boiling vigorously, there was a ton of excess energy in the liquid, so really, any nucleation sites will work, not just the ones on the bottom of the pot where the heat source is. You added the ladle, which has a bunch of nucleation sites. This caused a chaotic chain reaction that would have settled down after a few seconds, even if you didn't turn down the heat. Source: I cook and have degrees in physics and materials science.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBoiled stock for risotto, dipped ladle and IT EXPLODED. I had cranked the burner and it was boiling a bit more violently then intended. Killed the heat, dunked the ladle and it immediately and violently bubbled up a truly insane amount - bubbling several inches up and around the ladle and dumping about a cup+ of liquid into the burner pan area. Any idea what that was about?? Never seen anything like it.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Parents planning to evict me out of house, their names aren't on the lease (Central Florida) Hi there, I'm a bit frazzled right now and need suggestions as to what to do. I room with my brother and our father helps us pay the rent and utilities. His name is not on the lease, neither is our mother. Recently, I had to go on a month long medical leave because of a chronic illness I have. This illness gets so bad I can't even get out of bed some days. Fortunately, I'm approved for benefits and am waiting for them to arrive (not sure when they'll be here). Unfortunately, it means I haven't been able to pay my share of the rent. The Landlord is aware of the situation and has given me as much time as I need to pay the missing share of the rent. My parents are furious with me for taking this leave because they've never believed I've been sick. This afternoon, I found out from my father that he and my mother are planning on evicting me from the house because of the unpaid rent. So what options can I have to protect myself? I'm pretty sure there's nothing they can legally do to throw me out because they aren't on the lease but I'm not sure. Any advice would be appreciated. Please and thank you.",
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"They have as much right to kick you out of your house as I do which is to say none at all. They can, of course, stop providing financial aid to you and your brother at any time.": 0.0,
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"I'm not sure what you mean by they plan to evict you out of the house. They aren't on the lease and they do not own the home, correct? They are not your landlord? If so, they have no basis to evict you. They have no authority over where you, an adult, live, and what contracts you enter into with third parties. Of course, they can withhold support from you, like stop pitching in for the rent payments.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nParents planning to evict me out of house, their names aren't on the lease (Central Florida) Hi there, I'm a bit frazzled right now and need suggestions as to what to do. I room with my brother and our father helps us pay the rent and utilities. His name is not on the lease, neither is our mother. Recently, I had to go on a month long medical leave because of a chronic illness I have. This illness gets so bad I can't even get out of bed some days. Fortunately, I'm approved for benefits and am waiting for them to arrive (not sure when they'll be here). Unfortunately, it means I haven't been able to pay my share of the rent. The Landlord is aware of the situation and has given me as much time as I need to pay the missing share of the rent. My parents are furious with me for taking this leave because they've never believed I've been sick. This afternoon, I found out from my father that he and my mother are planning on evicting me from the house because of the unpaid rent. So what options can I have to protect myself? I'm pretty sure there's nothing they can legally do to throw me out because they aren't on the lease but I'm not sure. Any advice would be appreciated. Please and thank you.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I had a tinder girl I just met stay the night. She lost her wallet at my house with $350 in it. We've looked everywhere she wants to call cops what do I do? We've looked absolutely everywhere. We are the only 2 people in the house but we think my puppy snatched it and hid it somwehere. It's a big house and Idk what to do. Would I be accused of theft in this case? I can't afford court or to pay back $350. What do we do?? How does this look in the eyes of the law? All her bank cards and ID's are in to so she can't get into her accounts when she has bills to pay.",
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"While I agree this seems like a scam from the brief description, it seems like there is a distinct lack of actual legal help here. That is, assuming she indeed lost her wallet, is OP liable for replacement? OP mentioned the dog might have took it by his own admission, wouldn't that make it possible to have him liable?": 0.0,
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"Sounds like a scam to me. Did she actually have a wallet or did she just say she had one?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI had a tinder girl I just met stay the night. She lost her wallet at my house with $350 in it. We've looked everywhere she wants to call cops what do I do? We've looked absolutely everywhere. We are the only 2 people in the house but we think my puppy snatched it and hid it somwehere. It's a big house and Idk what to do. Would I be accused of theft in this case? I can't afford court or to pay back $350. What do we do?? How does this look in the eyes of the law? All her bank cards and ID's are in to so she can't get into her accounts when she has bills to pay.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If electric turbos are a thing why cant exhaust gasses be used to generate electricity for the car?",
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"They could be. However, that would put back pressure on the engine and make it less efficient and limit its power, and very likely the energy harvested would be less than the energy lost in the engine.": 0.0,
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"They can be, and in fact this is the basis of modern formula 1 engines. The MGU-H (motor generator unit - heat) is an electric motor-generator that sits on the turbocharger shaft in-between the compressor and turbine. It can be used to extract energy from the exhaust and store it in batteries, or it can power the compressor to eliminate turbo lag. This technology is starting to be utilised in production cars.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf electric turbos are a thing why cant exhaust gasses be used to generate electricity for the car?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old How Indian restaurants are able to serve curries with such tender meats in such a short amount of time? I would understand if say each curry only had one meat option. For example a big thing of lamb vindaloo could begin cooking earlier that day and they can dish it out all evening. But at the restaurant I was at today there were multiple different curries each with the option of lamb, chicken, or beef. How is it that they can have any of these ready within 20 min, with such tender meat?",
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"Here's a video of how the lamb is pre-cooked https://youtu.be/VfoqesaGr6I And another from the same guy showing how dishes are assembled for service https://youtu.be/41VwSuJ8Q2A TL;DR the meat is cooked in a large batch with relatively neutral spices and then finished in the specific sauce for service": 0.0,
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"The meat is cooked separately than the curry. They make the base curry in bulk and then right after u order they cook the meat and mix it together.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old How Indian restaurants are able to serve curries with such tender meats in such a short amount of time? I would understand if say each curry only had one meat option. For example a big thing of lamb vindaloo could begin cooking earlier that day and they can dish it out all evening. But at the restaurant I was at today there were multiple different curries each with the option of lamb, chicken, or beef. How is it that they can have any of these ready within 20 min, with such tender meat?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What do you call the experience of dining at a private table in the kitchen of a restaurant ? What do you call the experience of dining at a private table in the kitchen of a restaurant",
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"Chef's Table": 0.0,
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"I do that most days. Ok so its an oil bucket and im eating out of a bowl with whatever to hand but im doing it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat do you call the experience of dining at a private table in the kitchen of a restaurant ? What do you call the experience of dining at a private table in the kitchen of a restaurant\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Mom wants a cheesy Mexican rice she had at Taco Viva. Some chain place 40 years ago Was wondering if the internet could help me recreate this recipe as best as possible. Any help is greatly appreciated",
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"That's funny, I used to work there. Fuck, I'm old. Also, the only thing I recall is that we would sprinkle shredded cheese on the side of rice and nuke it on request. I can still taste the wet burritos and see the variety of hot sauce. Memories....": 0.0,
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"So there is a Taco Viva history page and it even has a copy of the menu. Looking at that, the only rice is just a generic Mexican rice cooked with a sofrito base, and there was probably a little cheese mixed in. Now, there are a lot of recipes for this kind of thing. Some of them are just, like, rice with salsa and cheese mixed in, which is probably heresy to anyone who had an abuela that made Spanish rice from scratch. But it might be an accurate approximation of a side dish from a Florida fast food chain in the 80s. If, instead, you want to make a home-cooking version from scratch, here is a recipe you could follow.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMom wants a cheesy Mexican rice she had at Taco Viva. Some chain place 40 years ago Was wondering if the internet could help me recreate this recipe as best as possible. Any help is greatly appreciated\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MARVEL] Why are there so many super-criminals in NYC with the Punisher around? Wilson Fisk, Bullseye, Vulture, Wilson \"The Kingpin\" Fisk, Hammerhead and have I already said Fisk? Marvel's NYC is stuffed with criminals. I don't speak about supervillains far above human like Venom or Rhino, just not-bulletproof bad guys like Kingpin. My question is: how fork are all these still alive with Frank Castle shooting around the city? What's the canon reason (I'm sure there's one) why he doesn't just kill them all?",
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"Punisher is out there hunting rapists, drug dealers, sex traffickers, pedophiles, the kind of criminal that draws visceral hatred. Supervillains who rob banks with cool supersuits are a lot more trouble than they're worth, considering he could use that time and planning to take out an entire gang of Romanian sex-traffickers who kidnap 12 year old girls and ship them off for prostitution in Qatar. And Fisk? He kills him on Punisher Max, but Fisk is very very smart, paranoid and connected. Hard to take him down. Again, with the same effort the Punisher could wipe out an Irish gang selling heroin to children in Brooklyn. The real question is why the fuck is Punisher the ONLY hero hunting down this filth, while Spiderman could do it in an afternoon with no real prep? In Punisher MAX, they give him a tally of over 1000 criminals murdered over 3 decades. He is nothing if not prolific. That's 1000 rapists, murderers, dealers, mafia members, sex traffickers, slavers, child molesters, child pornography producers dead and gone from the streets. Meanwhile, SpiderMan is still having fisticuffs with Rhino and Doc Ock every other week.": 0.0,
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"He tries, and fails, because they're better at surviving than he is at killing. Remember, Punisher is one guy. One guy trying to eat a whale and all he has is a shrimp fork. He's also a criminal himself and has to both avoid being caught by the \"good guys\" while also trying to take out the \"bad guys\" with the limited resources he has. Compare to these guys who have entire support networks designed to insulate them from people trying to do them harm and, despite being notorious criminals, can generally walk around in broad daylight without fear of repurcussion.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MARVEL] Why are there so many super-criminals in NYC with the Punisher around? Wilson Fisk, Bullseye, Vulture, Wilson \"The Kingpin\" Fisk, Hammerhead and have I already said Fisk? Marvel's NYC is stuffed with criminals. I don't speak about supervillains far above human like Venom or Rhino, just not-bulletproof bad guys like Kingpin. My question is: how fork are all these still alive with Frank Castle shooting around the city? What's the canon reason (I'm sure there's one) why he doesn't just kill them all?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How come when you\u2019re burned you\u2019re not supposed to immediately put it in cold water? How does that hurt you more than help you?",
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"This is complete bollocks. Put your hand under cold running water as fast as you can and leave it there for as long as you can. If you don't believe me, do a test by burning both your hands at the same time and only put one under the tap.": 0.0,
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"Cold water is good. Freezing ice cold water or actual ice is bad. You've damaged the nerves already- ice water or cubes will just damage it more since it will restrict blood flow and possibly cause damage itself. Best thing for a burn is cool running water for 10minutes. For an opposite view- have you ever had your hands so absolutely freezing cold that when you put them in what should be cold water, it feels warm? And actual warm or hot water is so hot it stings? You need to gradually warm your hands up under room temp water before you can turn it higher. Your cells need time to react to the change in temp. The burn has actually heated up your cells and will continue to burn and cause damage. You need to cool it off, but not shock your system.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow come when you\u2019re burned you\u2019re not supposed to immediately put it in cold water? How does that hurt you more than help you?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why don't planes have dimples like golf balls? If golf balls are made more aerodynamic by having a dimpled surface, than why don't we use this design principle for other things that need low drag such as cars, aircraft, boats, etc?",
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"We do. Many designs of aircraft have air channels. to control airflow in a similar way. They're channeled instead of dimpled or pockled because unlike golf balls, we know which end of the plane is supposed to be the front. That makes it much easier for us to fully optimize the aerodynamics for a plane in its direction of travel in a way that we just can't do for a spheroid.": 0.0,
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"This may get a bit technical, but the very hand-wavy stuff is: the dimples are really ever only useful for spheres, and for spheres that move at very specific speeds (or of very specific sizes). The reason why is that a sphere is a bluff body with some very weird properties when it moves at relatively high speeds. We add dimples on top of spheres to get a more regular flow around the back of the sphere, which is the critical part, but in doing so you are adding some drag. It turns out that the drag you get with dimples is less than the drag you lose by improving the flow on the back of the sphere, so it works there. On the other hand, the fuselage of an airplane doesn't really have this kind of problems. The back of the fuselage usually is pointed, making for an already decent enough flow on the back. What's more, for very complex reasons I won't explain, the dimples make the flow turbulent for the golf ball, but the air is already turbulent near the airplane, so it wouldn't have any effect if not increasing drag the same way it did for spheres.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy don't planes have dimples like golf balls? If golf balls are made more aerodynamic by having a dimpled surface, than why don't we use this design principle for other things that need low drag such as cars, aircraft, boats, etc?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Those in nursing homes and other settings for long-term and/or end-of-life care should have basically unlimited access to recreational drugs. The main argument against recreational drugs seems to be that it's detrimental to your health and makes you less likely to be a contributing member of society. These are settings where these arguments no longer apply. If these people want to gamble their health then that's their choice, so long as they feel this gives them a higher quality of life in the interim. There is no argument that I can see that they're somehow going to be less productive citizens, because they're already in their end-state as far as their participation in society goes.",
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"My man has never taken care of a sundowning 200 pound man and it shows. Medications react differently in the elderly. The beers list discourages anticholinergics in the elderly but you want to give them *cocaine?* Seriously. Go volunteer at a nursing home for like a month. Review all of their meds and possible med interactions. Make sure you're the first call if there is any kind of \"incident.\" Then come back to this thread and tell me you still want to give them unlimited recreational drugs.": 0.0,
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"Physiological differences make it hard to predict people\u2019s reactions to various recreational drugs. Sure, you might handle most of them fine, but even the most benign one could trigger severe bouts of extreme paranoia or aggression in someone else that could lead them to harming others - especially in a situation where people are aggregated together like that. Then there\u2019s also the issue that many recreational drugs can interfere with the intended physiological effects of the copious amounts of life-sustaining drugs many of these people are already taking.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Those in nursing homes and other settings for long-term and/or end-of-life care should have basically unlimited access to recreational drugs. The main argument against recreational drugs seems to be that it's detrimental to your health and makes you less likely to be a contributing member of society. These are settings where these arguments no longer apply. If these people want to gamble their health then that's their choice, so long as they feel this gives them a higher quality of life in the interim. There is no argument that I can see that they're somehow going to be less productive citizens, because they're already in their end-state as far as their participation in society goes.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Making a well and slowly incorporating flour: Why? Lots of recipes tell you to make a well in the center of the flour and slowly incorporate your water/eggs etc. What's the reason for this? Is it necessary? If you are using a kitchenAid or similar is it still necessary or can you dump everything in at once? Thanks",
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"Really depends on what you're making. If you're going for something that's not bread, it's usually to minimize gluten development. Also, flour takes some time to hydrate so it's not a bad idea to let the mixed dough rest for a few minutes to fully hydrate (or to mix slowly). With kitchen aid mixers, it's best to dump in items with the paddle attachment until they are fully mixed before switching to the dough hook when making a bread. The hook will not mix your ingredients sufficiently unless you have a very large recipe.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s often because there isn\u2019t a universal formula for how much flour you need. Depending on the flour itself, how you store it, and even the weather, you may need a lot less flour than I do or than you did the day before. The well method basically makes it easy to gradually incorporate flour until you get to a point where you don\u2019t need more Once you\u2019ve made a recipe once or twice and can start controlling for some of the variables it isn\u2019t necessary by any means, but it has its place still": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMaking a well and slowly incorporating flour: Why? Lots of recipes tell you to make a well in the center of the flour and slowly incorporate your water/eggs etc. What's the reason for this? Is it necessary? If you are using a kitchenAid or similar is it still necessary or can you dump everything in at once? Thanks\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is there a separate league for men and women in chess in the year 2015?",
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"I might get down voted to hell for this, but it is 100% a case of 'we want gender equality when it suits us'. Logically there is no reason why a woman is worse at chess. A woman can be number one if she is good enough. Less women play chess though, and a smaller pool produces less top tier players, so they get their own special pool. It is basically because 'best female player in the world' sounds better than '65th best player in the world'. I am sure it is great for the females in question (actually Polgar was 8th in the world, very impressive)\u2026 but no one seems to care about the guy at 64th who is lost to obscurity having worked very hard to reach that level, while the person OBJECTIVELY worse at the sport than him gets fame and called number one and wins their own special prize pool for beating people ranked lower than her. That is a pretty huge equality issue right there for me. If two people work hard to be top tier in the world, and one is better than the other\u2026 The underdog shouldn't be lauded over/get more attention/ another prize pool just because of gender WHATEVER way round it is. Equality works both ways, but trying to tell anyone that 100% always makes you come across as a sexist douche. It is not my intention and I am sorry.": 0.0,
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"I'm given to understand that there isn't a separate league for men, and that women do compete in the main tournaments. But because there are so few women in the game, there is an *additional* women's league, which aims to get more of them playing.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How can someone wake up from a brain injury and suddenly be able to speak a foreign language? I just read this article about a man who was in a car accident and when he woke up he could fluently speak French. How does that happen when he didn't speak any french at all prior to the incident?",
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"Putting aside the \"previous life\" explanation (which, obviously, scientists aren't too happy with), the best explanation is that there is some kind of latent ability to speak the language. Quite likely, the patient was exposed to French as a young child, but later forgot this until the accident. A similar case involved an English gentleman who suffered a stroke and later found he could speak Welsh -- in fact, at first, he could *only* speak Welsh, and it took a while for his English to come back. But in this case, his personal history could explain the phenomenon: during World War 2, as a child, he was an evacuee -- along with many other children, he was taken from the big city, out of the way of German bombing raids, and stayed with a family in the country. In his case, he was assigned a family in Wales. Although he didn't himself speak Welsh, he heard Welsh spoken around him all the time. It seems that he built up a latent ability to speak the language that was only \"unlocked\" decades later when his stroke by chance affected just the right part of his brain in exactly the right way. Presumably, if you could research the personal history of the guy you're asking about, you might find that as a child, he heard enough French being spoken for the same kind of fluke to affect him in the same way.": 0.0,
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"When this has been reported, what is often glossed over is the fact that these people could always speak the language. The brain learns and stores your first language differently to your subsequent languages. So it's possible for the first language to be lost or suppressed independently of other languages by certain brain traumas. When this happens the first language will usually eventually return. \"Woman wakes from coma speaking French\" is much more dramatic than \"Woman who could already speak both English and French wakes from coma having difficulty with English but French is ok but the English comes back in a day or two.\" Believe nothing you read in the Huffington Post.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How can someone wake up from a brain injury and suddenly be able to speak a foreign language? I just read this article about a man who was in a car accident and when he woke up he could fluently speak French. How does that happen when he didn't speak any french at all prior to the incident?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why does the taste of sesame oil overpower dishes when I cook at home vs ordering from a restaurant? I love all kinds of Asian style foods, so I attempt to cook many of them. In case it matters, I attempt a lot more Korean dishes. Most use sesame oil, which always overpowers the dish and it\u2019s all I taste. I never notice this when I order from restaurants. I started replacing sesame oil with vegetable oil in my recipes, but I\u2019m curious if I\u2019m doing something wrong with the sesame oil.",
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"Toasted sesame oil is pretty much the norm in Asian cooking. It's just that we don't add as much as with cooking oil. You wouldn't use it for deep frying, but it's wonderful for a saut\u00e9/stir fry. It's why they come in such small bottles, they basically last forever. Basically, don't 'replace' oils, but learn the different cooking styles.": 0.0,
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"There are 2 kinds of sesame oil - regular and toasted. Regular is light-colored (like canola or vegetable oil), has a pretty neutral flavor, and is commonly used as a cooking oil. Toasted is dark brown, has a strong flavor, and is generally used in very small amounts as a finishing flavor. My guess is you\u2019re using toasted sesame oil as a cooking oil which means you\u2019d have to be using too much.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy does the taste of sesame oil overpower dishes when I cook at home vs ordering from a restaurant? I love all kinds of Asian style foods, so I attempt to cook many of them. In case it matters, I attempt a lot more Korean dishes. Most use sesame oil, which always overpowers the dish and it\u2019s all I taste. I never notice this when I order from restaurants. I started replacing sesame oil with vegetable oil in my recipes, but I\u2019m curious if I\u2019m doing something wrong with the sesame oil.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I quit meth on Oct 11 I feel great, I\u2019ve been using for many years decided to quit after my husband suffered a stroke. I\u2019m 52 yo female, 5ft 3in. 105lbs., No health problems, blood pressure 101/75. Did doing meth stop my brain from making dopamine? When will it start again? At first I was irritable, but I feel wonderful now. I still smoke cannabis, but I have cut down on my weed use considerably, this was unintentional. I went from smoking 10 times a day to 1 or 2 times a day. I\u2019ve known many people who tried to stop but usually use again after a week or so. I stopped cold turkey and honestly have no craving or desire to use this shit ever again. Is this normal? Thanks in advance",
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"Your in the pink cloud it\u2019ll pass and cravings will return typically in month 2/3 of sobriety (different for everyone tho) just find a replacement hobby/ activity something positive that\u2019s active preferably but really whatever you\u2019ll be interested in pursue that and go fuckin ham on it for me I started lifting weights and it made quilting h/dope so much easier": 0.0,
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"Not a doctor but former meth user - you\u2019ll go through stages. right now you\u2019re riding the wave of being newly sober and it\u2019s a great feeling but don\u2019t get complacent in your recovery. it\u2019s something you have to work for every day. eventually something is going to trigger you and you\u2019ll have a craving.. it\u2019s totally normal. my best piece of advice is to talk about it and keep it in the open. It\u2019s when you stop talking about it and start being secretive that the darkness thrives, know what I mean? when you do have a craving, the technique that helps me the most is to \u201cplay the tape all the way through\u201d. you\u2019ll start remembering the good things.. how it felt, etc.. but always play the tape until the end and think about the consequences too. so for example - yeah, using made me feel good and confident at the time but then I spent all my money on it which ended up causing me to be homeless in the end.. your brain will eventually get back to itself, it just takes time. Start taking some vitamins if you haven\u2019t already. Vitamin d, vitamin B12, magnesium.. there\u2019s one called 5-HTP that helps produce serotonin. If you do a search for \u201cvitamins to recover from meth use\u201d a whole bunch of info will pop up. Do some research. You\u2019ve got this! Good luck in your recovery \ud83d\ude42": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI quit meth on Oct 11 I feel great, I\u2019ve been using for many years decided to quit after my husband suffered a stroke. I\u2019m 52 yo female, 5ft 3in. 105lbs., No health problems, blood pressure 101/75. Did doing meth stop my brain from making dopamine? When will it start again? At first I was irritable, but I feel wonderful now. I still smoke cannabis, but I have cut down on my weed use considerably, this was unintentional. I went from smoking 10 times a day to 1 or 2 times a day. I\u2019ve known many people who tried to stop but usually use again after a week or so. I stopped cold turkey and honestly have no craving or desire to use this shit ever again. Is this normal? Thanks in advance\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do electrical grids manage phase balance? In the US most residences are fed by single phase power, usually via a split-phase transformer. Somewhere upstream of this transformer, presumably at a distribution substation, that single phase is being drawn from a three phase transformer. So what mechanism is used to maintain phase balance? Do you just make sure each phase supplies about the same amount of households and hope for the best or is it more complex than that?",
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"So, there is an unfortunate thing that happens when you start to talk about phasing that is less than intuitive. When you think of the three phases in three phase power you think about the hot legs (at least that's how I was thinking of them) but the phasing really refers to the circuit. So A isn't a phase, A to B is a phase. The sub station is sending out 3 phase 3 wire (ground doesn't count) and the bucket transformers you see take one of those phases (or two wires) and step that down and add a neutral wire which gives you your 120/240 at your home. Larger buildings will take all three wires and give 120/208 but will send power to the individual units as if there were only the two incoming wires. So your three phases again aren't A, B, C but rather A - B, B - C, C- A. As for how they manage, you... okay so it's kinda like how rando off the street can't sing, but you get a concert full of randos and they sound like they can. The wide area interconnect does a pretty good job of averaging out. Pretty good but not perfect. That's where transformers with a higher K rating and increasingly Harmonic Mitigating Transformers come into play. In a perfect world you would try to balance your loads perfectly but in real life you just get as close as you can and deal with what's left. HTH.": 0.0,
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"In Australia (Victoria) when talking about single phase household connections we alternate through the phases per house as you go down the street. This might lead to some imbalance but we also have smart meters at each property that give good usage data. When phase imbalance becomes enough of a problem we just go and rewire houses to different phases in that area. If you didn't have smart meters you'd be stuck looking at data from pole top devices or your substation data (HV 3 phase current loads etc). In this instance you don't know specifically which houses are causing more load than others but you'll see that one phase is overloaded so again, field crews would rewire connections away from that phase in the area. Solar creates additional complexity. My company has to do pretty complex network load flow analysis for connections these days as we've seen large uptake in some areas. Again generally it leads to a rewiring of households if necessary.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do electrical grids manage phase balance? In the US most residences are fed by single phase power, usually via a split-phase transformer. Somewhere upstream of this transformer, presumably at a distribution substation, that single phase is being drawn from a three phase transformer. So what mechanism is used to maintain phase balance? Do you just make sure each phase supplies about the same amount of households and hope for the best or is it more complex than that?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: When bacteria die, for example when boiling water, where do their corpses go?",
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"If you boil water to kill bacteria, the dead bacteria remain in the water. If you steam distill water to purify it, the bacterial corpses will be left behind when the water evaporates. Filters can also remove viruses and dead bacteria from water. Bacteria can leave behind harmful toxins after they are killed, which may resist boiling. Depyrogenation is the process of removing or neutralizing these toxins from a solution.": 0.0,
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"When you take a close look at a bacteria, it's just a little bag of chemicals with a protective skin around it, plus some other stuff like hairs that can help it move. The chemicals are mostly water plus electrolytes and a few complex carbon-based molecules. If the bacteria is placed in boiling water, the pressure inside rises and ruptures that skin, and then the chemicals inside leach out and dissipate into the water, while some get changed into other chemicals in the same way stuff like an egg changes when it cooks. But it's such a tiny amount of material and it's dispersed so thoroughly through so much more water that it's not noticeable or harmful or anything. Baking or frying it does the same thing, rupturing the skin, except in this case there's no water to carry the chemicals away, so after the fluid in the bacteria evaporates you have a itsy-bitsy stain. RIP bacteria.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: When bacteria die, for example when boiling water, where do their corpses go?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "I am trying to pickle garlic but it turned green! I am trying to pickle garlic and a day after I poured the brine in it turned green! I have peppercorns, a Thai chili, a bay leaf, cardamom, turmeric powder, salt, sugar, water, and vinegar. I let it sit outside with a lid on overnight and when I came back the next morning it was green. Is it still edible? Should I restart? Since then I have had it in the fridge. It has been 2 days.",
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"best_score": 281,
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"worse_score": 34,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"Yes and it's a legit dish. Laba garlic.": 0.0,
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"Raw garlic always goes green in acid, it\u2019s normal and not a health concern. If you don\u2019t want green garlic, you\u2019ll need to cook it first.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI am trying to pickle garlic but it turned green! I am trying to pickle garlic and a day after I poured the brine in it turned green! I have peppercorns, a Thai chili, a bay leaf, cardamom, turmeric powder, salt, sugar, water, and vinegar. I let it sit outside with a lid on overnight and when I came back the next morning it was green. Is it still edible? Should I restart? Since then I have had it in the fridge. It has been 2 days.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Would it be weird to send an email to a professor who's book I loved? I read a book from an academic. It has no reviews anywhere but I really loved it and was wondering if would be weird to email them and tell them that I enjoyed their book?",
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"best_score": 277,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"Please do message them, I bet it will brighten their day! Keep it short and sweet... Maybe post a review on Goodreads or Amazon too": 0.0,
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"This isn't weird\u2014it's a rare academic author who wouldn't be delighted to receive such an email. Consider describing what aspect of their style or content you especially enjoyed. Don't feel bad if you don't hear back. It's also a rare academic author who devotes much time for correspondence.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWould it be weird to send an email to a professor who's book I loved? I read a book from an academic. It has no reviews anywhere but I really loved it and was wondering if would be weird to email them and tell them that I enjoyed their book?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "[General Action] I'm a truck driver hauling a load down the highway and now there's a group of people I don't know having a martial arts battle on top of my rig - what am I supposed to do? What are my legal options and potential liabilities?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"The actual legal answer here is to pull over at the first safe opportunity and stop. As soon as you notice the fighting on top of your truck, you\u2019ve established a duty of ordinary care to the fighters. They shouldn\u2019t be there, but now that you\u2019ve seen them you owe it to them not to injure them. If you drive under an overpass or even just continue driving like normal and one of them gets injured due to your actions you can get hit with a negligence suit.": 0.0,
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"You're supposed to keep driving. Keep it straight, and at a steady speed. If possible, though, drive under bridges that are *just barely* high enough for the guys on your trailer to duck and hang on. Eventually, you'll either be able to pull up to another truck, you'll have to stop for a train, or you'll go over a river. If it's another truck, just pull up next to him, and whichever one is on the right should take the next exit. One faction will be on each truck. If it's a train, you can expect them to move the action onto the passing train. If it's a river, at least one faction will jump, fall, or be pushed into the river, or onto a passing boat. In any case, you'll be done with them. Unless you're hauling something for Wayne, Stark, Umbrella, or LexCorp. Then your best bet is to just jump out of the moving truck and run.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General Action] I'm a truck driver hauling a load down the highway and now there's a group of people I don't know having a martial arts battle on top of my rig - what am I supposed to do? What are my legal options and potential liabilities?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Unpopular Opinion: I really don\u2019t mind my lack of engineering work in my day to day job, am I the only one? The title says it all. I\u2019m a systems engineer and I do little actual engineering. I get to do some analysis and learned python for fun at the job but that is far above what\u2019s required of me. I get paid well and honestly, I\u2019m alright with the fact that I\u2019m doing 1% (if that) real engineering. I work 40 hours, cash my check, and enjoy life. Maybe I\u2019ll never make it to the top but I\u2019ll damn sure look back at my life and know I enjoyed it.",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"I'm in manufacturing management now. I couldn't imagine going back to the same old boring work of designing machines. Literally every single day is different. Some of them great, some of them awful, some just OK. But it keeps me on my toes and I very much enjoy getting to support people and help them grow.": 0.0,
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"As a fellow systems engineer, hell no you\u2019re not the only one! I work from home, I get paid well, and I\u2019m never really feeling the stress. Those excel spreadsheets aren\u2019t gonna fill themselves!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nUnpopular Opinion: I really don\u2019t mind my lack of engineering work in my day to day job, am I the only one? The title says it all. I\u2019m a systems engineer and I do little actual engineering. I get to do some analysis and learned python for fun at the job but that is far above what\u2019s required of me. I get paid well and honestly, I\u2019m alright with the fact that I\u2019m doing 1% (if that) real engineering. I work 40 hours, cash my check, and enjoy life. Maybe I\u2019ll never make it to the top but I\u2019ll damn sure look back at my life and know I enjoyed it.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "How many of you werent great students in college or took a long time to graduate? Where are you now? Hi everyone, Im a mechanical engineering student in my 5th year of college. You may think, \"oh, well congrats man, youre almost finished\" but you would be wrong. Ive still got at least 2 and a half years left if I cram everything together. Basically, for 1 year I did architecture at another school up in RI, decided I didnt like the subjectiveness of it, and transferred down to MD to do mechanical. After a year of mechanical, I failed to pass calculus 2 with a B in 2 attempts (a gateway requirement for my program), so I switched to comp sci. Did that for about 2 years while getting my general courses out of the way, and found that I hated it everything past the basic coding classes. So, I appealed for a 3rd attempt at calc 2 last semester and got an A. Now Im back on my way to an engineering degree. After finding myself in classes with alot of younger students, Im just wondering, for those of you who have gone through something similar, where are you now?",
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"ME Engineer here. 5 years in a 4 year program for my undergraduate. GPA was not spectacular had several class retakes too and spectacular failures on exams. While there I worked hard as a lab assistant. I had impressed a lab advisor enough to earn a scholarship for grad school. 4 years in a 2 year program there, I really hammered down and got a decent GPA. My theses took the most time because it turned into a monster. Where am I now? A few moments ago a payload that I designed and built was just switched on while aboard the International Space Station. I suppose that makes me a moderately successful engineer at an aerospace company. Stay the course and work hard. Failures are only lessons, learn them well. Rack up experience and skills wherever you can.": 0.0,
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"Just barely got a 3.0 from a good engineering school (meche). I was not a great student and getting a 3.0 was fucking difficult for me. I\u2019m doing fine, making great money. Nobody gives a fuck how you did in school once you get your first job, as long as you work hard. Finish that degree. The day you graduate you will be seen as a person with an engineering degree, not a person who took 3 extra years to get a degree.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow many of you werent great students in college or took a long time to graduate? Where are you now? Hi everyone, Im a mechanical engineering student in my 5th year of college. You may think, \"oh, well congrats man, youre almost finished\" but you would be wrong. Ive still got at least 2 and a half years left if I cram everything together. Basically, for 1 year I did architecture at another school up in RI, decided I didnt like the subjectiveness of it, and transferred down to MD to do mechanical. After a year of mechanical, I failed to pass calculus 2 with a B in 2 attempts (a gateway requirement for my program), so I switched to comp sci. Did that for about 2 years while getting my general courses out of the way, and found that I hated it everything past the basic coding classes. So, I appealed for a 3rd attempt at calc 2 last semester and got an A. Now Im back on my way to an engineering degree. After finding myself in classes with alot of younger students, Im just wondering, for those of you who have gone through something similar, where are you now?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Do employers care that I am a Division I Athlete? I don't want to get too specific, but I am a senior in IE at a very good DI engineering school and am on a varsity sports team for the school. I can't get an interview and I get the feeling that interviews see my mediocre GPA and don't even care that I train 20 hours a week. What can I do at this point to get a job?",
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"Yes yes yes. It explains your GPA, and it directly implies positive character traits. You're a hard worker, a team player (if a team sport), you have grit, are physically fit, and so on. Hiring athletes is an explicit strategy of some firms to get good people.": 0.0,
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"1) Take your GPA off your resume. 2) Put your D1 athletics on your resume. I'll tell you who really likes that: sales managers. If you apply for a job as an FAE or engineering sales, they love the athletics. It shows that you're a competitor and that you have a drive to win.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo employers care that I am a Division I Athlete? I don't want to get too specific, but I am a senior in IE at a very good DI engineering school and am on a varsity sports team for the school. I can't get an interview and I get the feeling that interviews see my mediocre GPA and don't even care that I train 20 hours a week. What can I do at this point to get a job?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] In Goblet of Fire (book) Harry is not believed when he claims that Voldemort is back. Why wasn't a pensieve used to validate his claim?",
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Honestly, I imagine people were so scared of Harry's claim being true that they were bordering on denial.": 0.0,
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"Pensieves aren't time machines. They only save memories the way the teller recollects them. So the ministry could easily say Harry was under some spell or he had a hallucination. That being said, Slughorn's altered memory does noticably change when he alters it. I can see Harry winning over people with a pensieve. Edit: Looks like JK clarified that Pensieves recreate a memory exactly, including what was happening around the room.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do I hold asparagus so it doesn\u2019t get soggy when I have to serve it later in the day? I am going over to my sister\u2019s house for dinner later today, and I told her I would bring asparagus. The only problem is she lives about a half hour away, and I don\u2019t want the asparagus to get soggy before I get there. Is it best to just make the asparagus at her house, or is there a way to keep it crunchy? I normally roast the vegetable in the oven with some Parmesan.",
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"Blanch it for a couple minutes and shock it in cold water.": 0.0,
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"Pick a different preparation. Braised asparagus is incredible and reheats really well. There\u2019s a recipe in my book and on serious eats. You can also blanch and shock it and serve it cold with a nice fresh herb mayonnaise. Those would be my first two suggestions.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I hold asparagus so it doesn\u2019t get soggy when I have to serve it later in the day? I am going over to my sister\u2019s house for dinner later today, and I told her I would bring asparagus. The only problem is she lives about a half hour away, and I don\u2019t want the asparagus to get soggy before I get there. Is it best to just make the asparagus at her house, or is there a way to keep it crunchy? I normally roast the vegetable in the oven with some Parmesan.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Avengers: Endgame] I'm a disgruntled Sakaaran mercenary working for a psychopathic genocidal maniac on a weird alien planet. If I throw down my pistol and say \"to hell with this\" before Tony snaps, will I be spared?",
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"\"Random Sakaaran Stranded on 2023 Earth\" is a weird choice for the Disney+ lineup, but I'm down.": 0.0,
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"Yes, absolutely. We have proof of that with 2014-Gamora surviving Tony's snap despite being a lieutenant in Thanos' army up until shortly after the battle began, and just before the army for the Avengers showed up. Her decision to join forces with 2023-Nebula and save Hawkeye then fight against the Chitauri was enough for her to be excluded from Tony's snap. Tony's thought as he snapped was most likely something along the lines of \"kill Thanos and his forces\". The moment you stop working for Thanos, you're excluded from that. The Mind Stone and the Soul Stone are able to determine that.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Avengers: Endgame] I'm a disgruntled Sakaaran mercenary working for a psychopathic genocidal maniac on a weird alien planet. If I throw down my pistol and say \"to hell with this\" before Tony snaps, will I be spared?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to get sesame seeds to stick on store bought potato buns? I really like the potato buns, they're great, the only thing they're missing is that they don't add sesame seeds on there. I bought a bag of sesame seeds and decided I'd just put them on there myself when I'm making burgers or such but I'm wondering how to get the sesame seeds to stick to the buns?",
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"best_score": 295,
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"worse_score": 47,
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"one egg, one tablespoon of water. mix together and brush on the buns. sprinkle the seeds and bake for a bit until they're stuck in place.": 0.0,
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"try melted butter if you feel naughty": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to get sesame seeds to stick on store bought potato buns? I really like the potato buns, they're great, the only thing they're missing is that they don't add sesame seeds on there. I bought a bag of sesame seeds and decided I'd just put them on there myself when I'm making burgers or such but I'm wondering how to get the sesame seeds to stick to the buns?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why the use of boiling oil on asian sauces? I often see on the internet recipes for asian sauces, using spices and peppers, and after putting all the dry ingredients in a small bowl they pour very hot oil over it, which then beautifully sizzles. I love the whole idea, visuals, and results. What I wanna know is why do it like this, with hot oil over the ingredients? What's the technical reason behind this? Is it any different from just heating everything together on the stove? Thanks!",
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"best_score": 544,
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"Hot oil helps to release more flavor when the spices are heated.": 0.0,
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"Aromatics like star anise and dried chili peppers burn VERY quickly, so you want to take every step to avoid that, but Asian cooking also often uses high heat to get a certain flavor out of the oil. Pouring hot oil over a bowl of dry ingredients makes it much less likely that you'll burn the dry ingredients.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy the use of boiling oil on asian sauces? I often see on the internet recipes for asian sauces, using spices and peppers, and after putting all the dry ingredients in a small bowl they pour very hot oil over it, which then beautifully sizzles. I love the whole idea, visuals, and results. What I wanna know is why do it like this, with hot oil over the ingredients? What's the technical reason behind this? Is it any different from just heating everything together on the stove? Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why did my gingerbread cookies develop a stronger flavor overnight? I made gingerbread cookies yesterday using this recipe. After they cooled completely, my wife and I tried one and we both thought that the flavor was pretty weak. Oh well, I just put it down to a bad recipe. Today, however, we each had another and agreed the flavor was much stronger, and now I'm really happy with how they turned out. Would a cookie's flavor actually improve over time? I know \"aging\" cookie dough before baking them can improve the flavor, and there are other foods that taste better the next day after sitting in the fridge, but I've never had an already baked cookie get a stronger flavor by just sitting covered on the counter overnight. Is there a scientific reason behind this, or is the improved flavor just in our heads?",
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"I'm totally guessing, but when they were warm, the aromatics of the ginger might've just blown off, so now that they're cool, those aromatics are sticking around, causing you to perceive a stronger flavor": 0.0,
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"This happens to me when I cook things that are strongly aromatic, or low and slow. If I\u2019m over the stove or near the oven I eventually get desensitized to the aroma or flavor and can\u2019t properly sense it by the end. It tastes like a muted version of itself. A bit later I am able to again perceive it the same way as everyone else. Not sure if this is what happened to you, but if I experienced this then that would probably be the reason. P.S. I made this same dough yesterday! It\u2019s chilling in the fridge right now :)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy did my gingerbread cookies develop a stronger flavor overnight? I made gingerbread cookies yesterday using this recipe. After they cooled completely, my wife and I tried one and we both thought that the flavor was pretty weak. Oh well, I just put it down to a bad recipe. Today, however, we each had another and agreed the flavor was much stronger, and now I'm really happy with how they turned out. Would a cookie's flavor actually improve over time? I know \"aging\" cookie dough before baking them can improve the flavor, and there are other foods that taste better the next day after sitting in the fridge, but I've never had an already baked cookie get a stronger flavor by just sitting covered on the counter overnight. Is there a scientific reason behind this, or is the improved flavor just in our heads?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "In what order should I saut\u00e9 these things? Making a pasta dish including: - garlic (diced) - onions (chopped) - red bell pepper (chopped) - portobello mushrooms (chopped) - cherry tomatoes (quartered) - broccoli (chopped) - Italian sausage (sliced coin sized) My cooking intuition is lacking. In what order should I throw each of these into the pan so that they\u2019re all perfectly done at the same time?",
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"Cook the sausage first because you want a hot pan for that. After the sausage has browned move it to a plate, add a touch of oil if necessary, and add the mushrooms to sear a bit. Add the onions, peppers and garlic and cook until the onions are soft. Then add the tomatoes and broccoli and cooked sausage. Cook until tomatoes are softened and add the pasta, cooked 2 minutes short of time advised on package, and don't drain off all the water off of it.... In fact you might want to add more to get a consistency that will stick to the pasta.": 0.0,
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"I like to start with sausage to provide some fat for the pan, then pull it out when it's done and set aside. Cook down the onion, then add the mushrooms once the onions are translucent and cook until the water is half cooked out, then add the peppers and garlic and continue until the peppers are soft (the moisture in the pan will keep the garlic from burning and the mushrooms will finish cooking off while the peppers cook). I agree with the top comment that recommends blanching the broccoli, then add that. Add the cherry tomatoes and continue cooking until they pop, or add them right at the end if you want them whole (personally I like adding them whole and then getting them to the popping stage). Finish with starchy pasta water and a little extra virgin olive oil or butter when it's off the heat.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIn what order should I saut\u00e9 these things? Making a pasta dish including: - garlic (diced) - onions (chopped) - red bell pepper (chopped) - portobello mushrooms (chopped) - cherry tomatoes (quartered) - broccoli (chopped) - Italian sausage (sliced coin sized) My cooking intuition is lacking. In what order should I throw each of these into the pan so that they\u2019re all perfectly done at the same time?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you get noodles to mix well with other ingredients in a stir fry? When I make stir fry dishes with noodles I find that the ingredients always end up on the outside of the wok, with a ball of noodles in the middle. How do I get them to mix well?",
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"The way I fix this for pasta recipes is adding the pasta only a bit at a time. Usually I use tongs to mix it, so I'll take one tong-ful of pasta and mix it in with all the other ingredients, and repeat one tong-ful at a time until all the pasta is mixed in. It works pretty well for spaghetti but I'm not sure how well it would transfer to other noodle types": 0.0,
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"I've had this problem forever. Wok too small, family too big (teenagers). When I make Singapore noodles with rice vermicelli, their favorite, I work in batches, do the noodles last, transfer everything to my largest mixing bowl and toss like hell, which makes my dog happy, and finish with a wooden spoon. Then I just tell everyone to dig out what they want. For reference, I am usually doing a 12 quart bowl of food. Hungry teens are hungry.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you get noodles to mix well with other ingredients in a stir fry? When I make stir fry dishes with noodles I find that the ingredients always end up on the outside of the wok, with a ball of noodles in the middle. How do I get them to mix well?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Anyone ever heard of this Italian dish? Degolini - Garlic, beans, breadcrumbs, tomatoes... My mother's family is Italian extraction but has lived in Pittsburgh for many generations. They make a dish they call \"Degolini\" that I can't find on Google anywhere. The recipe is below. Does anyone recognize the recipe, and could anyone give me the more common name for it? Any background on origin, region, history, etc would be great. Thanks in advance! P.S. It's delicious. ​ Hand full of Parsley 3 to 4 cloves of garlic Small onion Chop the above together until fine 2 tbs. Oil 1 pound of wide green beans (no strings) (pole beans) 1 handful of bread crumbs--about a quarter cup Salt and pepper to taste 3 tomatoes(cut in small pieces) best if peeled 1 tbs. Tomato paste Add first mixture to beans,tomatoes and bread crumbs. Add three ladles of water--not to cover, only to simmer. Stir frequently. Simmer until beans are tender. Add tomato paste.",
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"Sounds like a variation on **fagiolini in umido**. It's made with green beans, tomatoes and fresh basil and/or parsley.": 0.0,
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"The word you are looking for is **tegoline**, which is a word of Venetian origin for green beans. Your recipe is called tego\u0142ine in tecia (green beans in a pot, literally).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAnyone ever heard of this Italian dish? Degolini - Garlic, beans, breadcrumbs, tomatoes... My mother's family is Italian extraction but has lived in Pittsburgh for many generations. They make a dish they call \"Degolini\" that I can't find on Google anywhere. The recipe is below. Does anyone recognize the recipe, and could anyone give me the more common name for it? Any background on origin, region, history, etc would be great. Thanks in advance! P.S. It's delicious. ​ Hand full of Parsley 3 to 4 cloves of garlic Small onion Chop the above together until fine 2 tbs. Oil 1 pound of wide green beans (no strings) (pole beans) 1 handful of bread crumbs--about a quarter cup Salt and pepper to taste 3 tomatoes(cut in small pieces) best if peeled 1 tbs. Tomato paste Add first mixture to beans,tomatoes and bread crumbs. Add three ladles of water--not to cover, only to simmer. Stir frequently. Simmer until beans are tender. Add tomato paste.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Toy Story] A toy Buzz Lightyear has \"Buzz Lightyear's\" fictional memories. If I made a toy version of me, would it have all of my memories? Would a toy version of President Obama have all of his memories, allowing me to question/torture it to learn state secrets?",
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"best_score": 254,
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"It appears that each toy instinctively acts like whatever they're supposed to be. As sheriff Woody automatically takes charge and tries to keep the peace among the toys, Slink behaves like a loyal and true companion as one expects of a dog, tour-guide Barbie immediately tries to take everyone on a tour of the toy store, the army-men form a command structure and behave like soldiers. Everyone behaves like what they are. The green army men here are probably the best example. They don't have any specific knowledge related to being soldiers, they simply know how to act the part. The Buzz Lightyear line only appears unique in the sense that they don't realize they're toys. All the items in this series seem to believe that they are the character they're supposed to represent, and rationalize everything they see in that context. Buzz thinks he's a Space Ranger, but there's no reason to believe he actually \"remembers\" anything from the show specifically. He merely recites the information that was written on his box. Buzz has general knowledge related to being a Space Ranger, but we have no reason to believe he recalls any specific events related to being Buzz Lightyear. Buzz references \"years of Academy training\" but not any specific events from his Academy career. Probably because he doesn't have any, he simply knows that he spent years in the Academy.": 0.0,
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"Given that Woody didn't know about Jessie, I suspect that it's just a case of Buzz Lightyear knowing what was written on his packaging, and improvising the rest. A Toy does not inherently have all the information of the character they are representing.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Toy Story] A toy Buzz Lightyear has \"Buzz Lightyear's\" fictional memories. If I made a toy version of me, would it have all of my memories? Would a toy version of President Obama have all of his memories, allowing me to question/torture it to learn state secrets?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My friend discovered her long-missing husband is a registered sex offender and on the government watch list when she tried to find him to file for divorce. We have his name, social, and birthdate. She suspects he may be in prison possibly in Vancouver Washington. How do we find him? My friend discovered her long-missing husband is a registered sex offender and on the government watch list when she tried to find him to file for divorce. We have his name, social, and birthdate. She suspects he may be in prison possibly in Vancouver Washington. How do we find him?",
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"It would be worth her getting a free consultation with a divorce attorney. In most states, after a certain period of time she can file for divorce on the grounds of abandonment and bypass a lot of the hassles/mess": 0.0,
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"She should be able to look him up in the prisons database online \u2026Also , if she really did not know he was a registered sex offender she may be able to get an annulment or get a divorce faster by filing due to fraud. Wish your friend good luck and I\u2019m sorry for her troubles . Hope she didn\u2019t have kids with him and that if she did she\u2019s somehow keeping all this from them": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy friend discovered her long-missing husband is a registered sex offender and on the government watch list when she tried to find him to file for divorce. We have his name, social, and birthdate. She suspects he may be in prison possibly in Vancouver Washington. How do we find him? My friend discovered her long-missing husband is a registered sex offender and on the government watch list when she tried to find him to file for divorce. We have his name, social, and birthdate. She suspects he may be in prison possibly in Vancouver Washington. How do we find him?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do recipes that use coffee call for instant coffee and can I use regular coffee instead? Is it just because of the cost? If I have regular coffee and don't want to go out and buy instant, can I just use that? And if so, does the grind size matter? I'm mostly seeing instant coffee in baking recipes, but have seen it in recipes for coffee-braised ribs too.",
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"because adding a teaspoon of instant isnt going to throw off your recipe at all, but adding a cup of coffee will. you might get away with using an espresso. for braising it might not be that important, but for baking it is.": 0.0,
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"Regular coffee is ground coffee beans which don't dissolve. Instant coffee is brewed coffee dehydrated into crystals- it dissolves into liquid coffee in the cooking item. It's a lot easier to add a little dry ingredient than totally retool a recipe using mostly liquid coffee.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do recipes that use coffee call for instant coffee and can I use regular coffee instead? Is it just because of the cost? If I have regular coffee and don't want to go out and buy instant, can I just use that? And if so, does the grind size matter? I'm mostly seeing instant coffee in baking recipes, but have seen it in recipes for coffee-braised ribs too.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My neighbors use my mailing address for packages and we are not on good terms. What are my legal obligations when I receive one? My neighbors have on multiple occasions sent packages to my address. I know this is likely on purpose because their address doesn't come up properly when you google it, but ours does. Given that delivery services like Amazon or Walmart probably use google maps, it seems intentional that they are using our address to get their packages sent to our house, and then have us begrudgingly drop it off at their door. Once they sent one of their kids over to ask for their package when we didn't bring it fast enough. I feel that this is attempt to annoy us because they could send the packages to the neighbor on the other side of their house - it's just as close and AFAIK they aren't on bad terms with them. My question is do I have a legal right to withhold their package if it is addressed to my house? My intention is to return the package to the sender. Obviously, I will not open or tamper with their package in any way. What if they have someone knock on my door and request the package? Am I legally required to give it to them when it has my address on it?",
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"Fedex as well is based on the information behind google maps. UPS doesn't seem to have this problem. You can add their address to google maps.": 0.0,
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"If USPS, just return it to the USPS marked not at this address. If private delivery, like UPS, FedEx, etc, call their number to come pick it back up. If Google Maps is not correct, you can open a ticket to correct it online.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy neighbors use my mailing address for packages and we are not on good terms. What are my legal obligations when I receive one? My neighbors have on multiple occasions sent packages to my address. I know this is likely on purpose because their address doesn't come up properly when you google it, but ours does. Given that delivery services like Amazon or Walmart probably use google maps, it seems intentional that they are using our address to get their packages sent to our house, and then have us begrudgingly drop it off at their door. Once they sent one of their kids over to ask for their package when we didn't bring it fast enough. I feel that this is attempt to annoy us because they could send the packages to the neighbor on the other side of their house - it's just as close and AFAIK they aren't on bad terms with them. My question is do I have a legal right to withhold their package if it is addressed to my house? My intention is to return the package to the sender. Obviously, I will not open or tamper with their package in any way. What if they have someone knock on my door and request the package? Am I legally required to give it to them when it has my address on it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General Superhero Universe] What are run-of-the-mill action movies like? When the screenwriters have a terrorist group attack Boston, do they have to write into the script a credible reason why the real-life Avengers don\u2019t just show up and shut them down?",
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"Presumably. Luckily, script writers are pretty good at handwaving why the police/armed response teams/the national guard/whoever don't show up to shut down whatever the villain of the week is up to. They're up to the job of coming up with a superficially convincing reason why Thor is busy.": 0.0,
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"Yes, some large-scale action films have a throwaway line about calling some superheroes and why it's not feasible. It's usually not too much of a stretch either because they can't be everywhere. More troublesome is if they actually show up in the film and then there's all sorts of public relations and intellectual property issues. Like is it considered parody if they show someone's alter ego as an alcoholic womanizer? Can they legally use the superteam's logo on their products? Studio legal departments have nightmares about these things. Best to just skip mentioning them altogether and leave their universe's version of reddit to answer the tricky questions. Like: **[James Bond] why didn't Superman just catch the death satellites?**": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General Superhero Universe] What are run-of-the-mill action movies like? When the screenwriters have a terrorist group attack Boston, do they have to write into the script a credible reason why the real-life Avengers don\u2019t just show up and shut them down?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does adding lemon juice to homemade nut butter extend or diminish shelf life? So I know nut butter is not supposed to spoil easily due to its fat contents. Sour things also do not spoil easily. Does this combination extend shelf life or will the combination be neither acidic enough nor fat enough?",
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"I have a relative who works at a small batch nut-butter company that does crazy flavors and one of the them is a cashew lemon coconut butter, for what it's worth. However they have the advantage of being able to extensively test variable recipes, you do not. Here is my amateur home baker/cook thinking on this though: Acid is not gonna work here. Having a rough idea of the chemistry, a flavoring amount of lemon will not lower the pH enough to make it inhospitable to microbes and the addition moisture will make it *much more* hospitable than pure nut butter. Your solution to this is probably going to need to be some percentage of added salt. I'd also consider sugar, specifically honey for it's antimicrobial properties. Also, store it in the refridgerator! The specific amounts of these things needed to stay safe from bacterial growth I cannot tell you, that you'll have to research from canning, pickling, and fermentation experts": 0.0,
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"It will diminish it. Do not add anything with water content to nut butters!! The acidity (and sugar content) is irrelevant, the water in it will allow bacteria to grow, plus it may react to the oils and split resulting in a horrible texture. You do not need to add preservatives to pure nut nutter, the fat content is too high and the water content is too low for bacteria to grow.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes adding lemon juice to homemade nut butter extend or diminish shelf life? So I know nut butter is not supposed to spoil easily due to its fat contents. Sour things also do not spoil easily. Does this combination extend shelf life or will the combination be neither acidic enough nor fat enough?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[NYC] Dentist is threatening to go to collections for $4000 bill for procedure that never happened My dentist's office took a $4000 down payment from me to begin an $8000 procedure. I paid some \\~$135 separately for the consultation. Months later, the dentist told me that he would not be able to perform the procedure as my case turned out to be too complicated and promised a refund, over the phone. I had to hound the dental office for my refund. When I'd call, they'd keep claiming that it'll be done \"next week.\" This went on for months. During this time, I was sent an erroneous bill demanding the rest of the $4000. Eventually I gave up trying to get my refund and issued a chargeback on my credit card. They investigated and it went through. I've been sent the bill demanding the other $4000 every few months since. After calling and asking them to stop, they claimed that the bill would cease the next cycle. I've gotten the bill twice since. Now I've been sent First Class mail demanding payment or it'll go to collections. What legal action can I take? I don't want this impacting my credit at all.",
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"If it was me, the first step I'd take would be sending a certified letter to the dentist's office, reminding them that the procedure was never done, stating that you don't owe them anything, and demanding that they stop trying to collect. Save a copy of the letter, and of the proof of delivery. Certified letters are pretty cheap, and they tend to make people take notice of your problem, because they're often the first step in a lawsuit. Also, someone will have to sign for it, so they'll feel like it's *their problem*, and they might put a little more effort into solving it for you.": 0.0,
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"Submit a complaint to the NYC office of professional discipline. Details at https://portal.311.nyc.gov/article/?kanumber=KA-03292.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[NYC] Dentist is threatening to go to collections for $4000 bill for procedure that never happened My dentist's office took a $4000 down payment from me to begin an $8000 procedure. I paid some \\~$135 separately for the consultation. Months later, the dentist told me that he would not be able to perform the procedure as my case turned out to be too complicated and promised a refund, over the phone. I had to hound the dental office for my refund. When I'd call, they'd keep claiming that it'll be done \"next week.\" This went on for months. During this time, I was sent an erroneous bill demanding the rest of the $4000. Eventually I gave up trying to get my refund and issued a chargeback on my credit card. They investigated and it went through. I've been sent the bill demanding the other $4000 every few months since. After calling and asking them to stop, they claimed that the bill would cease the next cycle. I've gotten the bill twice since. Now I've been sent First Class mail demanding payment or it'll go to collections. What legal action can I take? I don't want this impacting my credit at all.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5 why the words for mom and dad are so similar in a wide variety of languages",
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"It's basically because babies have an easier time saying certain sounds like ma, pa, da which then become words like mama, dada, papa which turn into for example Swedish mamma, French papa and English daddy": 0.0,
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"Two reasons - 1. Both Mom and Dad are examples of sounds that really easy for babies to say, they come from a core set of sounds that the human mouth is able to process first. Along with the babbling / repetition of Momma and Dada. That's just a core human habit irrespective of culture. 2. The majority of languages from Europe to India are theorized as having developed from a single, prehistoric mother language we now call \"Proto-Indo-European\", or PIE for short. The idea is about 5,000 years ago the language spread out among the nomadic tribes of early human civilization. People settled down and the languages started to evolve from there into Celtic, or Greek, or Latin, or Germanic and even Sanskrit languages. For this reason we can trace lots of common words back through seeming unrelated languages to a core sound or core structure. Mom and Dad are classic examples that are still pretty universal among all the PIE descended languages. For concrete examples of PIE and modern english, see this chart The same PIE root-sound \"hreg\" meaning \"to straighten\" or \"right\" moves throughout all the Indo-European languages back to modern english giving us words like Regal, Right, King, Rank, Reich, Rail, and Regime.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5 why the words for mom and dad are so similar in a wide variety of languages\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is homemade ice cream texture determined more by the machine you buy, or your technique in making it? I have stopped buying Haagen Dazs for ethical reasons, and would like to start making my own ice cream that is equal to or better than theirs. For a variety of reasons, there doesn't seem to be an ice cream of equal quality available where I live, southern Ontario. I can get good quality ingredients, and can make a pretty good custard. Assuming I put the work into mastering the technique, is it possible to achieve Haagen Dazs or better quality with a cheaper, non-compressor ice cream maker or do I need to invest a little more money into the equipment?",
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"Your homemade ice cream with a non-compressor maker can be outstanding. Ice cream is much more dependent on recipe / ingredients / technique than maker. Source: have made so much ice cream, in professional models, in freezer bowl models, and in at-home compressor models. I will note that a lot of fancy people, like Heston Blumenthal, disagree with me and they say if you're not making it real quick you're losing out. The theory is that super-quick freezing will make smaller ice crystals (which is true) and that yields a better texture. But the right technique and recipe will also yield a delightful texture. The obvious thing that a compressor model can do that a freezer bowl model can't is make multiple batches in a row. The less obvious thing that a compressor model can do that a freezer bowl model can't is handle certain recipes that require a lot of freezing, like salted caramel, say.": 0.0,
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"Ice cream texture is a function of recipe, overrun, and freezing time. Recipe is the easy part, but overrun and freezing time are entirely a function of the ice cream machine you use. Non-compressor machines will typically give you a freezing time of 20-30 minutes while a compressor will give you 12-18 minutes, both for 1 L of base. That difference in time has a significant impact on the texture of the ice cream. Overrun depends on the paddle type and rotation speed of the machine, but most home machines will provide a similar overrun - very high overrun typically requires commercial machines. You'll want to look for a machine with the shortest freezing time possible. Something like a Lello 4080 is ideal but there are cheaper options available like the Breville Smart Scoop or the Cuisinart ICE-100. The more you pay the better the result generally, and when it comes to ice cream machines the price can skyrocket pretty fast, so you'll have to decide what is reasonable for your budget (and counter space).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs homemade ice cream texture determined more by the machine you buy, or your technique in making it? I have stopped buying Haagen Dazs for ethical reasons, and would like to start making my own ice cream that is equal to or better than theirs. For a variety of reasons, there doesn't seem to be an ice cream of equal quality available where I live, southern Ontario. I can get good quality ingredients, and can make a pretty good custard. Assuming I put the work into mastering the technique, is it possible to achieve Haagen Dazs or better quality with a cheaper, non-compressor ice cream maker or do I need to invest a little more money into the equipment?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is adding vinegar to milk a good substitute for buttermilk? I've have always been told that if you need buttermilk in a recipe you can substitute by adding 1T vinegar (or apparently lemon juice) to each cup of milk. Does that really work? I don't have a particular recipe at the moment, other than I do want to try my hand at buttermilk waffles soon, but I know I wouldn't be able to go through that much buttermilk, so I was wondering if the vinegar/regular milk substitution actually works. Thanks for any insight.",
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"BraveTart did some baking science and put the results up here. I think it makes a lot less difference in cooking then in baking, and I think that the difference in texture and browning she talks about aren't necessarily a bad thing, but it is different than the recipe writer intended.": 0.0,
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"So I live somewhere (China) where buttermilk just plain isn't available. I've cycled through a lot of options - vinegar included - and my suggested substitute is yoghurt. In an ideal world, first thing in the morning I take milk (for me, buffalo milk actually... it's local and can be delivered to my door, bog standard cow milk is also good though), toss a couple tablespoons of yoghurt in it, shake it up and leave it on the counter (I live in a subtropical climate, wherever in your house is warm is good). By the time I cook in the afternoon or in the evening, it's good to go and works quite well as a buttermilk sub. Or if you're making pancakes, you can do it at night and come to it in the morning. As an aside, if you use cream (even UHT cream) and do the same thing for a full 24 hours, together with a tiny splash of vinegar to taste you can make a very convincing sour cream substitute. If you don't feel like going through that whole song and dance, you can also just use yoghurt straight up, though note that it'll have a bit more of that yoghurt-y tang to it. Usually still quite tasty, but would be a touch different of a flavor than the recipe writer was envisioning. Stella Parks has a good writeup over on SE about some different choices, apparently her sub of choice was kefir. For me however, in order to get kefir I've gotta make it myself with the grains and all, which I just can't be bothered with.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs adding vinegar to milk a good substitute for buttermilk? I've have always been told that if you need buttermilk in a recipe you can substitute by adding 1T vinegar (or apparently lemon juice) to each cup of milk. Does that really work? I don't have a particular recipe at the moment, other than I do want to try my hand at buttermilk waffles soon, but I know I wouldn't be able to go through that much buttermilk, so I was wondering if the vinegar/regular milk substitution actually works. Thanks for any insight.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My boyfriend slept with my 16 year old cousin what can I do legally ? Last night my 17 year old cousin confessed to me that 4 months ago when she was 16 my then 23 year old boyfriend slept with her, he told her a bunch of things like how he wanted to give her a child how he wanted to move her into our home and how much he hated me she said it happened more than once and that she knew it was wrong but he has many guns so she was scared he has answered FaceTimes from her naked and I even have text messages where he talks about \u201cwearing pants this time\u201d and him sending her shirtless pictures I just want to know if legally I can do anything this is beyond disgusting and. I just want to help her (we do live in the US If that makes a difference)",
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"Not a lawyer I gather that you're in North Carolina where the age of consent is not an issue in this matter. You also mention your cousin was scared to say no because he carries a gun on his hip. If he has never misused his gun and never made any threats with his gun, the way she feels about the gun has no bearing on whether or not it was legal. If he did make a threat, or he was gesturing towards it or if he had a hand on the gun, then we've done a complete 180\u00b0 and what he did was illegal. If he was exposing himself to her repeatedly through FaceTime or on the phone or in text messages and she asked him to stop, she might (speculation, maybe slight chance) have something. However, because it was through digital communications where she's able to block him, he may not be held accountable. This is all speculation. We don't have all the details. A good lawyer will take a phone call from you for free and if you're honest, they'll tell you if you have somehing or not.": 0.0,
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"What state are all parties in? >\the has many guns so she was scared So was she coerced or did she consent (if she\u2019s even able to)? The recourse here is having your cousin file a police report **if she wants to**. *Your* recourse is breaking up with your boyfriend and not talking to him again.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy boyfriend slept with my 16 year old cousin what can I do legally ? Last night my 17 year old cousin confessed to me that 4 months ago when she was 16 my then 23 year old boyfriend slept with her, he told her a bunch of things like how he wanted to give her a child how he wanted to move her into our home and how much he hated me she said it happened more than once and that she knew it was wrong but he has many guns so she was scared he has answered FaceTimes from her naked and I even have text messages where he talks about \u201cwearing pants this time\u201d and him sending her shirtless pictures I just want to know if legally I can do anything this is beyond disgusting and. I just want to help her (we do live in the US If that makes a difference)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old Why do FM radio stations sound clear but AM radio stations seem fuzzy? AM radio stations seem to always have a fuzzy, unclear reception but FM radio doesn\u2019t seem to have that issue.",
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"AM waves are wide, so they can travel further. FM waves are thin, so you have to be close to the source. So, the FM waves are clearer in most cases compared to than AM waves (unless you live close to an AM station).": 0.0,
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"AM radio is like communicating by changing the brightness of a light. Lots of things can block the light making it seem dimmer than expected. FM radio is like communicating by changing the color of a light. Many things block the light making it dimmer, but few things can change its color easily.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old Why do FM radio stations sound clear but AM radio stations seem fuzzy? AM radio stations seem to always have a fuzzy, unclear reception but FM radio doesn\u2019t seem to have that issue.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is Elon Musk exaggerating the life span of his Tesla\u2019s Li-ion batteries? \u201c*According to Elon Musk on Twitter, Tesla car batteries are supposed to technically last for 300,000 to 500,000 miles, which is 1,500 battery cycles. That\u2019s between 22 and 37 years for the average car driver, who, according to the Department of Transportation, drives about 13,500 miles per year.*\u201d \u2014energysage Is Elon exaggerating here? I looked up the average life span of lithium-ion batteries and it turns out to be, \u201ctwo to three years or 300 to 500 charge cycles\u2026\u201d which is a lot less than what Musk claims Tesla\u2019s modern electric vehicles are capable of (Tektronix). And then there is the problem of capacity loss for Li-ion batteries.",
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"He's probably exaggerating but your numbers are probably not from the same use case. Lithium batteries in phones charge to the very max and are expected to die in a few years because phones need charge all day and usually get replaced in a few years. Lithium batteries in cars are generally not charged as crazy high which sacrifices some (barely any) immediate storage capacity but gives you more useful cycles in the battery's life.": 0.0,
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"He exaggerates everything, so, yeah. But automotive li-ion batteries should last longer than an average laptop or phone battery because they charge cycles are better controlled, and their temperature is managed through active heating and cooling. Also, when he says the battery lasts for that long that doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s at 100% capacity. The battery in my kids\u2019 iPhone 7 is technically still working, and it lasts them all day, but if I used that phone and ran all my apps it might last me 4-6hours. There will be varying definitions on when the battery\u2019s life is over.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs Elon Musk exaggerating the life span of his Tesla\u2019s Li-ion batteries? \u201c*According to Elon Musk on Twitter, Tesla car batteries are supposed to technically last for 300,000 to 500,000 miles, which is 1,500 battery cycles. That\u2019s between 22 and 37 years for the average car driver, who, according to the Department of Transportation, drives about 13,500 miles per year.*\u201d \u2014energysage Is Elon exaggerating here? I looked up the average life span of lithium-ion batteries and it turns out to be, \u201ctwo to three years or 300 to 500 charge cycles\u2026\u201d which is a lot less than what Musk claims Tesla\u2019s modern electric vehicles are capable of (Tektronix). And then there is the problem of capacity loss for Li-ion batteries.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[John Wick] In the second film when John arrives at the Continental in Rome, the Manager worriedly asks if John is there for the Pope. What would have happened if John said yes?",
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"I'm guessing the manager is a devout Catholic who likes the pope. I doubt the Catholic church itself has enough pull to really influence the Continental.": 0.0,
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"My guess is that the Vatican has a standing contract with the Continental: If anyone checks in on contract to kill the Pope, all other Continental guests will be offered X million euros plus full absolution for past sins to kill that person. This worries the manager because, like everybody else working for the Continental, he really likes John Wick but is very conscientious about his job.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Spiderman: No way home] Why was Dr Strange so reckless? He agreed to wipe everyone's memories without much thought at all, and even kept fucking with the spell as he's casting it even though he knows that's extremely dangerous. This is after the infinity gauntlet battles, so even though he's always been overconfident, he's seen what messing with reality can do and even died, but Parker asks and he's just like, mm ok! It made no sense.",
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"He views Peter as a friend, plus, Strange himself is quite reckless. He was cautious during infinity war because he knew the stakes. In NWH he had no idea the spell would fail.": 0.0,
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"\"Call me Stephen\" pretty much sums it up. They fought a lunatic alien with god-like powers and saved the universe together; To Dr. Strange Peter is a colleague, not just some High school kid. Strange took it for granted that Peter had exercised all reasonable options before going to his Sorcerer friend. And Strange didn't bother with the rules *before* he could bend reality. When Strange says something like \"Well if you appealed and it didn't work, you obviously don't have any other options\" and Peter responded with \"Wait, you can do that?\" their dynamic completely changed. Strange realized how badly he had messed up. First he tries to blame Peter, (Which MJ rightly points out isn't fair) then he goes into damage control mode.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Spiderman: No way home] Why was Dr Strange so reckless? He agreed to wipe everyone's memories without much thought at all, and even kept fucking with the spell as he's casting it even though he knows that's extremely dangerous. This is after the infinity gauntlet battles, so even though he's always been overconfident, he's seen what messing with reality can do and even died, but Parker asks and he's just like, mm ok! It made no sense.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: what happens in your brain when you can\u2019t fall back asleep? I woke up at 4am this morning and could not for the life of me fall back asleep. I tried breathing techniques, muscle relaxation exercises, and just laying in bed and I was just wide awake for no reason. Super annoying! What specifically in our brains happens when we can\u2019t fall back asleep?",
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"I don\u2019t know the answer to your question but I just wanted to plug my favorite bedtime podcast called \u2018nothing much happens\u2019. Super cozy stories with no important details so that you can listen but you don\u2019t really have to remember or internalize details. I\u2019m basically asleep within 5-10 minutes every night since starting to listen to it.": 0.0,
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"Sleep is a complicated matter, it could be a combination of a lot of things. 1. If you're too stressed out, like billtrociti mentioned, then your brain chemistry will be too unbalanced to be able to rest 2. Our circadian rhythm dictates our wakeful/lethargic cycles by releasing or inhibiting the compounds responsible for sleep. If your sleep schedule is off or your received a random \"second wind\", then your rhythm will place you into a Wake period and not try to knock you out 3. If you wake from a nightmare, you might have elevated Adrenaline levels circulating in your system to keep you alert and ready to respond to the recent (perceived) danger. In this case it's best to \"fight the invisible tiger\" by clenching a bunch of muscles at once to simulate the Fight activity. By clenching, holding, and releasing you'll burn off the existing adrenaline and discontinue the release. Also a good trick for general anxiety In general, sleep is a complicated matter with a lot of research going into it, but we still don't fully understand the ins and outs of what happens and why, which leads to some people suffering from severe chronic insomnia without a lot of answers": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: what happens in your brain when you can\u2019t fall back asleep? I woke up at 4am this morning and could not for the life of me fall back asleep. I tried breathing techniques, muscle relaxation exercises, and just laying in bed and I was just wide awake for no reason. Super annoying! What specifically in our brains happens when we can\u2019t fall back asleep?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If Silver is the most conductive element, why don't we use it in electronics as opposed to Copper and Gold? What are the disadvantages of Silver and why does Gold make a better conductor, despite the price?",
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"Silver tarnishes when exposed to air. The tarnish has a higher resistance so it will heat up when electricity passes through it. The heat causes more tarnishing, which causes more heat... which causes fires. Copper also tarnishes but not nearly as badly as silver. Gold doesn't tarnish at all. Price is also a factor. Copper is about 20% the price of silver, so if you need more current, you can just use more copper in the wires instead of going for silver. Gold is much more expensive, but it is only used as a thin gold plating on contact points between components. I have never tried soldering silver, but I think the tarnish would make it difficult for the solder to stick to the metal. That would also require silver to be cleaned with a polish before any soldering work was done on it. Aluminium wires are used in aircraft because they are lighter than copper wires that can carry the same current. IIRC there are several 100 kms of wiring in a modern airliner.": 0.0,
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"Silver is the best conductor, but is expensive and oxidises easily, making it unsuitable for uses where it's exposed to oxygen or large amounts are required. Gold doesn't oxidise*, but is expensive, which is why it's often used as a coating for electronic connections like HDMI cables. Copper is abundant and has good conductivity and oxidation resistance for its price, making it the most cost effective for general use, especially when it's not exposed to air (for example in rubber coated wires). *it does, but negligibly under standard conditions.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf Silver is the most conductive element, why don't we use it in electronics as opposed to Copper and Gold? What are the disadvantages of Silver and why does Gold make a better conductor, despite the price?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to go about handing my recipe over to a possibly large company? I\u2019ve been a pastry chef for a long time specializing in gluten/dairy free, for friends and family and people who hear about me, not a business runner. A millionaire friend of mine is starting a company around a specific gluten free item and they asked me to invent a receipt for them because they couldn\u2019t figure it out. I said yes not thinking if id be able to either because it\u2019s a very hard one to get right esp. gf. But I did it and it\u2019s great. Now I have no idea what to expect or what to ask for when sharing the recipe",
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"best_score": 843,
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"worse_score": 19,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"You sell it to him for an agreed upon price, that\u2019s it. You can\u2019t copyright a recipe. Also if this is going to be a packaged product, the recipe is going to change to match the needs of your shelf life, packaging, and manufacturing needs.": 0.0,
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"You should also contact a lawyer specializing in intellectual property rights. Even if just for a paid consultation.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to go about handing my recipe over to a possibly large company? I\u2019ve been a pastry chef for a long time specializing in gluten/dairy free, for friends and family and people who hear about me, not a business runner. A millionaire friend of mine is starting a company around a specific gluten free item and they asked me to invent a receipt for them because they couldn\u2019t figure it out. I said yes not thinking if id be able to either because it\u2019s a very hard one to get right esp. gf. But I did it and it\u2019s great. Now I have no idea what to expect or what to ask for when sharing the recipe\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Wife and I closed on a home, now a week before we are to move in the previous owner states she has covid and can't move out yet. What can we do? More info in post. Ohio, USA ​ My wife and I closed on Aug 16th on our home, with the stipulation that it would be 30 days before we could move in since the owner was selling the home but didn't have one to move into yet. Signed the contract, exchanged numbers, badda bing badda boom. Halfway through the 30 days we contact her just to get the utilities figured out, like who she used/preferred and whatnot, also asked if she had found a place which she had and was just about to close on it. On the 9th, we figured we werent going to be getting into the house sooner than Sept 16th so that's what we set up all our appointments and deliveries for. The very next day, she calls my wife stating that she has covid and has to quarantine so she may need to be there until about the 20th, stating the moving men can't get her stuff out of the house and into her new condo because of it. ​ My wife and I don't have a home/apartment, we are currently staying in an expensive, absolutely ghetto extended stay because it's the only one that allows pets. She has had a month to get all of this in order, I know you can't help getting sick, but come the 16th that house is OURS. Why do we have to eat even more costs of staying in this extended stay while she would have two homes? What can we do? Do we have legal rights to kick her out? Make her pay for our hotel costs from the 16th to whenever she gets out?",
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"best_score": 751,
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"worse_score": 116,
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"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"responses": {
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"Not a lawyer, I would suggest that she pays for your accommodations until the 20th and you charge her rent for the 4 days she remains in the home.": 0.0,
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"Your contract that let her stay for those 30 days almost certainly contains a clause outlining the penalties for holdovers. If you used a real estate attorney for closing, contact them. Otherwise, consider consulting one, especially if you don't think she is actually planning to leave soon.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWife and I closed on a home, now a week before we are to move in the previous owner states she has covid and can't move out yet. What can we do? More info in post. Ohio, USA ​ My wife and I closed on Aug 16th on our home, with the stipulation that it would be 30 days before we could move in since the owner was selling the home but didn't have one to move into yet. Signed the contract, exchanged numbers, badda bing badda boom. Halfway through the 30 days we contact her just to get the utilities figured out, like who she used/preferred and whatnot, also asked if she had found a place which she had and was just about to close on it. On the 9th, we figured we werent going to be getting into the house sooner than Sept 16th so that's what we set up all our appointments and deliveries for. The very next day, she calls my wife stating that she has covid and has to quarantine so she may need to be there until about the 20th, stating the moving men can't get her stuff out of the house and into her new condo because of it. ​ My wife and I don't have a home/apartment, we are currently staying in an expensive, absolutely ghetto extended stay because it's the only one that allows pets. She has had a month to get all of this in order, I know you can't help getting sick, but come the 16th that house is OURS. Why do we have to eat even more costs of staying in this extended stay while she would have two homes? What can we do? Do we have legal rights to kick her out? Make her pay for our hotel costs from the 16th to whenever she gets out?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC] Why do people tend to blame Batman for the villains that repeatedly escape and commit crimes instead of the government that's supposed to be the ones to ensure they stay imprisoned?",
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"best_score": 250,
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"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"responses": {
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"Batman seems to have began the trend of putting out costumes and \"theme crimes\" among the people of Gotham. It's not the rogues gallery would be better people without him, it's just that The Riddler burning logic puzzles into Gotham square sticks in your mind more then Edward Nygma, the world's smuggest bank robber. Batman made crime in Gotham more dramatic, in the literal sense. This has the unfortunate side effect of making the major criminal players more *visible* since his started acting, and thus making it seem like he's making things worse even though objectively it's a city under the control of gang lords like before.": 0.0,
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"It\u2019s easy to blame one vigilante rather than entire abstract institutions.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] Why do people tend to blame Batman for the villains that repeatedly escape and commit crimes instead of the government that's supposed to be the ones to ensure they stay imprisoned?\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "Why do my creamy scrambled eggs stick so much to my pans I started making scrambled eggs similar to how Gordon Ramsey does by cracking them into a pan with a bit of butter, adding heat, stirring, taking it off the heat to stir, place back and stir and repeat until desired consistency. I like creamy scrambled eggs but there always seems to be a lot of (though not difficult) cleaning to do. I've used a non-stick pan and a stainless steel one. Any suggestions?",
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"best_score": 325,
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"worse_score": 100,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"responses": {
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"Use a better nonstick pan, they don\u2019t last forever .": 0.0,
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"Most responses here are completely failing to take into account the style that you're cooking. Your question isn't about other techniques. It's about how to make Gordon's creamy scrambled eggs without them sticking. Cold pan, cold solid butter and eggs to start. High heat. Stir until they start to cook then remove from heat. Keep stirring throughout and place back on the heat after a few seconds and repeat. You can try a nice, new non-stick pan but, in my experience, there's always some cleanup with this style. It's great for a relaxed Saturday morning with a significant other and not great for a quick Tuesday morning breakfast. If you want something still creamy with less cleanup, try a French omelette: https://youtu.be/_Wb5Crj917I": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do my creamy scrambled eggs stick so much to my pans I started making scrambled eggs similar to how Gordon Ramsey does by cracking them into a pan with a bit of butter, adding heat, stirring, taking it off the heat to stir, place back and stir and repeat until desired consistency. I like creamy scrambled eggs but there always seems to be a lot of (though not difficult) cleaning to do. I've used a non-stick pan and a stainless steel one. Any suggestions?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] If Tony gets knocked out in his suit, couldn't he just let Friday take control of the suit? In Endgame tony gets knocked out for a while but couldn't he just let friday take control of his suit like in Ironman 3 while he was knocked out?",
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"best_score": 371,
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"Yes, but Tony isn't very good at giving up control of anything, so it probably didn't even occur to him to build that capability into the suit. The one in IM3 was built when he was experimenting with suits that could act without him being inside them, and it was just lucky that he ended up in a suit with that capability.": 0.0,
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"Yes, FRIDAY (or JARVIS) are capable of piloting the suit while Tony is unconscious, and I'm pretty sure that actually happens in *IM2*. There are situations where this isn't possible, though. The AIs communicate with the suit via a satellite network, and when Tony went through the portal in *Avengers*, or when he was off-world in *Infinity War*, for example, they couldn't reach him. Also, the AI is likely designed to protect Tony if he's knocked out, rather than win battles. While there is combat AI that can take over and fight \"for\" Tony (or Spider-Man, when Instant Kill mode is activated), that always seems to be a choice that the user makes; by default, the AIs won't place the wearer in danger unless the wearer asks.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Marvel] If Tony gets knocked out in his suit, couldn't he just let Friday take control of the suit? In Endgame tony gets knocked out for a while but couldn't he just let friday take control of his suit like in Ironman 3 while he was knocked out?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "eli5 What does it mean to be \"upside down\" on your home loan and how does it happen?",
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"Worth noting that if you ride out a dip in the market your home will almost always appreciate back up above the loan amount and get you back \"above water\".": 0.0,
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"Imagine you buy a house for $100. You pay $20 up front and take a mortgage out for the other $80... so you still owe $80. After a few years you've paid down another $5, so you still owe $75, but in that time the housing market took a hit in your area and your house is only worth $70 now (nobody would buy it for more than $70). Since you owe MORE than its actually worth... you're considered upside down on the loan.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\neli5 What does it mean to be \"upside down\" on your home loan and how does it happen?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there a name for eggs that have been cooked sunny side up but covered so the top turns white? My parents always cooked them this way and called them generically \"fried eggs\". They usually come out with a consistency like over easy or over medium. I have called them \"cloudy side up\" when I prepare them at home. I want to be able to order them this way at a restaurant but I end up just ordering over medium to not confuse anyone. I would provide pictures, but it doesn't look like that is allowed in this sub.",
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"best_score": 587,
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"worse_score": 13,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"When she was a kid, my wife's parents used to use a spoon and baste the yolks of sunny-side-up eggs with the butter in the pan. They called those \"splashed eggs.\" In a kitchen they would be \"basted sunny-side-up.\" They had the added benefit of the flavor of buttery goodness. So, as someone else said here, I think \"steam basted\" would be a good way.": 0.0,
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"Well I know I'm calling them cloudy side up from here on out.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a name for eggs that have been cooked sunny side up but covered so the top turns white? My parents always cooked them this way and called them generically \"fried eggs\". They usually come out with a consistency like over easy or over medium. I have called them \"cloudy side up\" when I prepare them at home. I want to be able to order them this way at a restaurant but I end up just ordering over medium to not confuse anyone. I would provide pictures, but it doesn't look like that is allowed in this sub.\n### Comment:\n",
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"prompt_format": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/{subreddit} that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n{post_content}\n### Comment:\n"
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"post_content": "A drunk guy rammed into my car and caused a 4 car pile-up So the title says it all. I was the first car he hit and he destroyed a car I loved. I came out with just a bloody nose, the guy crashed into me at 60 mph... I was lucky I guess but he caused a 4 car pile-up, my car was pushed into a truck with KIDS in the back seat, and the car in front of that was a grandma that acknowledged this dude drunk drove and was caught multiple times. ​ So the police never sent me a package I requested to charge this guy, they said the city was doing enough. I hired an attorney that stopped replying after a month. ​ Sure this dude is a native american but he was driving a company truck and hit me at 60mph and he has admitted to driving drunk and didnt see an obvious red light because he was texting. This was in flagstaff so not native land. ​ I am over 10,000 in debt and my attorney bailed on me, the police never sent the files to charge this guy for almost killing me. ​ Please help!",
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"worse_score": 99,
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"It sounds like you don't have insurance which is unfortunate because you can be held liable for the people your car hit. You need a lawyer.": 0.0,
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"So you don\u2019t have insurance?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nA drunk guy rammed into my car and caused a 4 car pile-up So the title says it all. I was the first car he hit and he destroyed a car I loved. I came out with just a bloody nose, the guy crashed into me at 60 mph... I was lucky I guess but he caused a 4 car pile-up, my car was pushed into a truck with KIDS in the back seat, and the car in front of that was a grandma that acknowledged this dude drunk drove and was caught multiple times. ​ So the police never sent me a package I requested to charge this guy, they said the city was doing enough. I hired an attorney that stopped replying after a month. ​ Sure this dude is a native american but he was driving a company truck and hit me at 60mph and he has admitted to driving drunk and didnt see an obvious red light because he was texting. This was in flagstaff so not native land. ​ I am over 10,000 in debt and my attorney bailed on me, the police never sent the files to charge this guy for almost killing me. ​ Please help!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] I work for S.H.I.E.L.D, but I'm sick of it. How do I leave? I've been working as a Flight Operations Engineer on the helicarrier for a couple years now. I'm sick of constantly having to deal with super villains (and even the Giant radioactive monster they call Hulk) either attacking or otherwise destroying my workplace. I wanna quit! Is S.H.I.E.L.D more like a military branch, and I'll have to go to jail for abandonment if I quit? Or is it more like a regular government job and they'll just have to drop me off on the mainland in a Quinjet? (Feel free to use any Marvel Universe to answer. MCU, 616, Ultimate Universe, doesn't matter)",
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"The best way is to become disgruntled and decide to provide access to its systems to a supervillain in exchange for money/power etc. That way, you at least make the comic for a page or two, before the the supervillain inevitably betrays you and kills you, which by extension, gets you out of your job.": 0.0,
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"Disaffected with S.H.E.I.L.D., you say. You know, I know a couple of other guys who aren't fans of Big Daddy Fury. We're having a quiet little get-together later in one of the cargo bays. Knock three times and say you're looking for fire hydrants.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Pregnant postdoc in a chemistry lab Hi all, I've been in my current postdoc position in the organic chemistry field (US) for almost two years now (33yo). I and my PI have discussed recently starting writing papers to prepare for switching positions by next year. But I still have some pieces left to complete a paper. I've struggled with infertility for many years. I am pregnant through IVF, it's now only 6 weeks. Until now, I am still doing research in the lab, even wearing PPE and performing in the hood, it's impossible to not be exposed to organic solvents. I plan to tell my boss until 10 weeks or so when the miscarriage chance significantly decreases. My major concern is the risks of continuing the lab works on the fetus. This pregnancy is too precious for us, I won't take any risks. I would like to hear people who have similar experiences or any suggestions are welcoming! Thanks!",
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"We had a ton of pregnancies in our lab (two of which were mine as the lab coordinator). I know it's hard to share pregnancy information but I highly recommend that you do so with your PI. My MSDS folder had a check for all the chemicals it was okay for pregnant lab members to work with. If you want to wait, check yourself you might not be working with anything harmful. In that case, you can wait to say something. You'd be surprised at how many are okay and okayish (we wore hazard masks for okayish). The facilities lab coordinator made us completely stop with the okayish ones so extractions during pregnancy just had to be done by other folks in the lab. Luckily our lab had PLENTY to do so it wasn't an issue. This portion of your life if a snap shot. Your child is not. Check your MSDS, research what you're working with and I recommend NOT taking avoidable risks. Another poster was absolutely right. You don't have to fully disclose.": 0.0,
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"Congratulations! I became pregnant during the final year of my chemical engineering PhD, and like you, had outstanding experiments that involved harsh chemicals that I didn\u2019t want to expose the fetus to. I had a great relationship with my advisor, and so I chose to tell him about the pregnancy early (around 6-7 weeks). Together we then decided to bring on a master\u2019s student to do all the wet lab work, while I remained in charge of planning the experiments, analyzing the data, and writing it up. While training the student we ran mock experiments using non-toxic chemicals. Perhaps you can do something similar and bring on a student to do the wet lab work for you, who can become a coauthor on the eventual paper?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPregnant postdoc in a chemistry lab Hi all, I've been in my current postdoc position in the organic chemistry field (US) for almost two years now (33yo). I and my PI have discussed recently starting writing papers to prepare for switching positions by next year. But I still have some pieces left to complete a paper. I've struggled with infertility for many years. I am pregnant through IVF, it's now only 6 weeks. Until now, I am still doing research in the lab, even wearing PPE and performing in the hood, it's impossible to not be exposed to organic solvents. I plan to tell my boss until 10 weeks or so when the miscarriage chance significantly decreases. My major concern is the risks of continuing the lab works on the fetus. This pregnancy is too precious for us, I won't take any risks. I would like to hear people who have similar experiences or any suggestions are welcoming! Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Key Lime Pie turned out bitter Hi all, Last night I made my first key lime pie, following Allison Roman\u2019s recipe from her book Dining In. Overall it was mostly delicious, except for one thing: the filling had the most bitter aftertaste which made the whole thing inedible! I deviated from the recipe in one key place: instead of using one cupful of juice from regular limes (per the recipe) I instead used one cupful of juice from Key Limes (you know, since that\u2019s the name of the pie?) I was so excited to find key limes in the store that I thought it made perfect sense to use them! But does anyone know if that could be the reason the filling was so bitter? Are key limes bitter? I\u2019ve never used them or bought them before this. I really should have been tasting as I went along, but could this have been avoided by using less juice from the key limes? Thanks in advance!",
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"I've used key limes before and it wasn't really bitter, unless you mean more tart? I have definitely used too much key lime juice before but I wouldn't call it bitter necessarily. Also depending on where you live you may be able to find Nellie and Joe's bottled key lime juice, it's perfect for making KLP and much less annoying than juicing a bunch of key limes. edit: for what it's worth I juiced the key limes by pressing them and not by using a juicer": 0.0,
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"If you used lime zest you might have also included the white part of the lime peel. The white part of lemon/lime is bitter and should not be included In baking.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nKey Lime Pie turned out bitter Hi all, Last night I made my first key lime pie, following Allison Roman\u2019s recipe from her book Dining In. Overall it was mostly delicious, except for one thing: the filling had the most bitter aftertaste which made the whole thing inedible! I deviated from the recipe in one key place: instead of using one cupful of juice from regular limes (per the recipe) I instead used one cupful of juice from Key Limes (you know, since that\u2019s the name of the pie?) I was so excited to find key limes in the store that I thought it made perfect sense to use them! But does anyone know if that could be the reason the filling was so bitter? Are key limes bitter? I\u2019ve never used them or bought them before this. I really should have been tasting as I went along, but could this have been avoided by using less juice from the key limes? Thanks in advance!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: The \"make all males have a vasectomy\" thought experiment is flawed and not comparable to abortion. There's a thought experiment floating around on the internet that goes like this: suppose the government made every male teen get a vasectomy as a form of contraception. This would eliminate unwanted pregnancies, and anyone who wants a child can simply get it reversed. Obviously this is a huge violation of bodily autonomy, and the logic follows that therefore abortion restrictions are equally bad. This thought experiment is flawed because: 1. Vasectomies aren't reliably reversed, and reversals are expensive. One of the first things you sign when getting a vasectomy is a statement saying something like \"this is a permanent and irreversible procedure.\" To suggest otherwise is manipulative and literally disinformation. 2. It's missing the whole point behind the pro life argument and why they are against abortion. Not getting a vasectomy does not result in the death of the fetus. Few would be against abortion if say, for example, the fetus were able to be revived afterwards. 3. Action is distinct from inaction. Forcing people to do something with their own bodies is wrong. With forced inaction (such as not providing abortions), at least a choice remains. CMV",
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"1. Many men who get vasectomies freeze sperm, first. Assume for the thought experiment that that\u2019s possible. 2. Nearly all aborted pregnancies are unwanted pregnancies. (Wanted pregnancies terminated for health reasons are different.) If all men had vasectomies, every pregnancy would be planned and nearly all planned pregnancies are wanted. No sperm, no pregnancy, and no pregnancy, no abortion. 3. There is no choice when you make one choice impossible. Edit- typos": 0.0,
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">Obviously this is **a huge violation of bodily autonomy**, and the logic follows that therefore abortion restrictions are equally bad. That is kind of the point there. Taking a hypothetical that would be just as unfair and applying to men. The same men pushing laws to restrict women because they don't have to deal with it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: The \"make all males have a vasectomy\" thought experiment is flawed and not comparable to abortion. There's a thought experiment floating around on the internet that goes like this: suppose the government made every male teen get a vasectomy as a form of contraception. This would eliminate unwanted pregnancies, and anyone who wants a child can simply get it reversed. Obviously this is a huge violation of bodily autonomy, and the logic follows that therefore abortion restrictions are equally bad. This thought experiment is flawed because: 1. Vasectomies aren't reliably reversed, and reversals are expensive. One of the first things you sign when getting a vasectomy is a statement saying something like \"this is a permanent and irreversible procedure.\" To suggest otherwise is manipulative and literally disinformation. 2. It's missing the whole point behind the pro life argument and why they are against abortion. Not getting a vasectomy does not result in the death of the fetus. Few would be against abortion if say, for example, the fetus were able to be revived afterwards. 3. Action is distinct from inaction. Forcing people to do something with their own bodies is wrong. With forced inaction (such as not providing abortions), at least a choice remains. CMV\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How can I best accommodate someone preferring well done prime rib? The rest of us want med-rare. I have a 10lbs bone-in prime grade prime rib roast that I plan to cook with Kenji's reverse sear method. I've done it before to spectacular results. All my Christmas guests but 1 prefer med-rare meat. The person that prefers well-done has been very good to me through a hard time and I'd really like to try and get her meat well done without compromising the rest of the roast. I'm certain she won't complain if I can't but there has to be a way. I have a couple ideas but I just don't know what is best. Should I slice off 1 rib and roast separately? I've never done less than 2 ribs before...I'm sure you can slow roast a steak but is it as good? Or should I cook the whole thing to 125, pull the roast, rest it for 30 mins and then keep cooking her slice? I am doing the reverse sear, so I'm already planning to pull and rest the thing. Can anyone offer me some good advice on this?",
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"In restaurants there are a handful of ways we accommodate this easily. My favorite is to dunk the cut into the au jus as it\u2019s boiling for about 15 second intervals until it\u2019s at appropriate temp.": 0.0,
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"I\u2019ve never done it but I heard that some people have a pot of hot beef stock ready and simply rest the slice in it for a few minutes before serving to cook it further.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow can I best accommodate someone preferring well done prime rib? The rest of us want med-rare. I have a 10lbs bone-in prime grade prime rib roast that I plan to cook with Kenji's reverse sear method. I've done it before to spectacular results. All my Christmas guests but 1 prefer med-rare meat. The person that prefers well-done has been very good to me through a hard time and I'd really like to try and get her meat well done without compromising the rest of the roast. I'm certain she won't complain if I can't but there has to be a way. I have a couple ideas but I just don't know what is best. Should I slice off 1 rib and roast separately? I've never done less than 2 ribs before...I'm sure you can slow roast a steak but is it as good? Or should I cook the whole thing to 125, pull the roast, rest it for 30 mins and then keep cooking her slice? I am doing the reverse sear, so I'm already planning to pull and rest the thing. Can anyone offer me some good advice on this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "how do I make my mac and cheese not taste like whatever meat goes in it. whenever I add a meat to it everything just becomes meat flavored. for example: add sliced hotdogs, even bits without any hotdog taste like I'm eating hotdog, it hardly even tastes like I'm eating cheese to be honest. it's very offputting.",
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"why do you feel like you have to put meat in it?": 0.0,
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"Don't put meat in it": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nhow do I make my mac and cheese not taste like whatever meat goes in it. whenever I add a meat to it everything just becomes meat flavored. for example: add sliced hotdogs, even bits without any hotdog taste like I'm eating hotdog, it hardly even tastes like I'm eating cheese to be honest. it's very offputting.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I let my beef stew sit overnight? I'm making a rather simpel italian beef stew. Normally it was for saturday, but due to scheduling conflicts i'm hosting on friday. Because i'm not getting home untill just an hour before the guest arrive and I know that letting some stews sit overnight are just more delicous i'm wondering if I can do this with this as well. Usually i'll start in the morning for this dish, but I just want to doublecheck. Any added tips are obviously appreciated. **The recipe:** beef 2.5 k, 2 red peppers, 1 onion, 2 garlic cloves, 440g tomato pieces (can), 2 tbsp tomato paste 4 dl beef stock, 3dl Red wine, 3 tbsp olive oil, basil, rosemary (dried), marjoram (dried). I'm still contemplating in using white win instead of red. Because i've been told that it pushes the flavor of the beef and adding pancetta and some carrots. Recipe is rather simple. Place flour in a sealable plastic bag. Season with salt and pepper. Add beef and shake to coat. Sear the sides of the beef. Put the vegetables in the pot and braise them. Then add the beef with all the liquids. Apply light heat to let them simmer for a good 2 hours. Can I use this recipe, make it on thursday and serve it on friday?",
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"Alton Brown on Good Eats does an episode on beef stew, where he explains how refrigerating the stew overnight relaxes the proteins, and make the meat more tender.": 0.0,
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"As long as you fridge it. Some things like stews chilies and curries are arguably better after a day, their flavors intermingling as they chill.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I let my beef stew sit overnight? I'm making a rather simpel italian beef stew. Normally it was for saturday, but due to scheduling conflicts i'm hosting on friday. Because i'm not getting home untill just an hour before the guest arrive and I know that letting some stews sit overnight are just more delicous i'm wondering if I can do this with this as well. Usually i'll start in the morning for this dish, but I just want to doublecheck. Any added tips are obviously appreciated. **The recipe:** beef 2.5 k, 2 red peppers, 1 onion, 2 garlic cloves, 440g tomato pieces (can), 2 tbsp tomato paste 4 dl beef stock, 3dl Red wine, 3 tbsp olive oil, basil, rosemary (dried), marjoram (dried). I'm still contemplating in using white win instead of red. Because i've been told that it pushes the flavor of the beef and adding pancetta and some carrots. Recipe is rather simple. Place flour in a sealable plastic bag. Season with salt and pepper. Add beef and shake to coat. Sear the sides of the beef. Put the vegetables in the pot and braise them. Then add the beef with all the liquids. Apply light heat to let them simmer for a good 2 hours. Can I use this recipe, make it on thursday and serve it on friday?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "After you get a second/third COVID vaccine, people have symptoms because it is part of the immune response. Why doesn't that happen when you're actually exposed to COVID after vaccination? Why doesn't that immune response cause symptoms?",
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"The more you get exposed to the antigenes of the Virus the less your Immunsystem needs to Work. You allready have a certain concentration of antibodies in your blood so they don't have to be produced and they just get to Work when the Virus enters the Body. This speeds up the Defense and gives the Virus less time to reproduce hence you get less sick because less virus. Edit: spelling": 0.0,
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"The amount of exposure is very different. With the vaccine you just injected a huge bolus of mRNA that's going to end up with huge amounts of antigen to respond to. The immune response is going to be big. If you're exposed to the the real virus in the real world, though, chances are the amount you are actual exposed to will be pretty small. If you are asymptomatic, then your immune system is likely keeping the overall viral load pretty low, so it never needs to ramp up the immune response to the high levels you see with the vaccine": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAfter you get a second/third COVID vaccine, people have symptoms because it is part of the immune response. Why doesn't that happen when you're actually exposed to COVID after vaccination? Why doesn't that immune response cause symptoms?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why are the pictures of atoms but not of DNA? There are pictures of DNA like this: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/11/what-dna-actually-looks-like/265713/ but from what I have read, this does not show the base pairs - it is a clump of DNA spun up like a twisted rubber band. I have seen tons of scanning electron images of atoms, and since DNA is obviously made of atoms, why are there no atomic scale images of DNA where we can see the double helix close up?",
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">I have seen tons of scanning electron images of atoms No you haven't because images like this.jpg) are not made with a scanning electron microscope.svg) which can't resolve atoms, but with a scanning tunneling microscope which is a completely different animal. The limitation of the latter is that the surface being examined has to be very close to atomically flat, so you can't use it to scan biological samples such as DNA.": 0.0,
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"DNA is inherently tri-dimensional, while most (all?) the microscopy techniques that can reach atomic resolution (STM, AFM) need \"top access\" to whatever they are imaging. Thus, you can find articles showing images of single atoms, and also \"flat\" molecules like porphyrins, but if you try to image DNA the same way you would only get a fuzzy image of a kind of knotty cord.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy are the pictures of atoms but not of DNA? There are pictures of DNA like this: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/11/what-dna-actually-looks-like/265713/ but from what I have read, this does not show the base pairs - it is a clump of DNA spun up like a twisted rubber band. I have seen tons of scanning electron images of atoms, and since DNA is obviously made of atoms, why are there no atomic scale images of DNA where we can see the double helix close up?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Any way to cook a Thanksgiving turkey but in the shape of a cube? Hear me out and apologies if this doesn't belong here. I am cooking the turkey for Friendsgiving this year and as a little fun gag we're doing a Minecraft theme where everything will be in cubes. I am trying to figure out a way to make the whole roasted turkey as square as possible without having to just shred the whole thing and then put it in a square mold. I'd like to keep the wings/legs intact, they are not necessary to also be square I think the body of the bird would be enough to get the point across. I was considering trying to shibari-style tie the Turkey (while raw) into a square and then cook but was unsure how effective that would be. Anybody have any experience shaping whole turkeys into non-turkey shapes?",
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"I\u2019d get a couple Turkeys, I doubt any of these ideas will work well on the first try.": 0.0,
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"debone the bird, find an appropriately sized cube mold. vac seal the bird into the cube, sous vide until cooked. chill the meat cube, and remove the meat from the cube. tie meat to retain shape, fry or roast until proper color is achieved. it's going to take days to accomplish and hopefully you have access to the correct machines.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAny way to cook a Thanksgiving turkey but in the shape of a cube? Hear me out and apologies if this doesn't belong here. I am cooking the turkey for Friendsgiving this year and as a little fun gag we're doing a Minecraft theme where everything will be in cubes. I am trying to figure out a way to make the whole roasted turkey as square as possible without having to just shred the whole thing and then put it in a square mold. I'd like to keep the wings/legs intact, they are not necessary to also be square I think the body of the bird would be enough to get the point across. I was considering trying to shibari-style tie the Turkey (while raw) into a square and then cook but was unsure how effective that would be. Anybody have any experience shaping whole turkeys into non-turkey shapes?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If the majority of the Earth's surface is covered in salt water, why and how did we, and so many other species, evolve to require fresh water?",
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"Most land animals are basically sacks of ocean that can walk around. All animals need salt to live, and our blood/lymph is salty, just like seawater. Terrestrial animals evolved to live out of the ocean by taking it with them. However, to excrete our water soluble waste, we need to dissolve it in water and pee it out. This, obviously, requires that water be replenished at a much greater rate than salt. This is not a problem for animals which live it water - waste is exchanged through their gills.": 0.0,
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"I would like to point out that a vast majority of life is in the ocean, somewhat invalidating the implication in the question that there are \"so many\" freshwater species. there are MANY TIMES more species thriving in the saltwater than freshwater. there is life in the freshwater areas because something will always fill the niche where resources are available, as is true for all environments.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf the majority of the Earth's surface is covered in salt water, why and how did we, and so many other species, evolve to require fresh water?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Are you expected to work 60-70 hours a week in the academia? This is part rant and part question. I had an introductory meeting with about 15-16 other PhD students who had just started and the session included a question answer session with professors where anonymous questions could be asked. One individual, whose supervisor expected him to work weekends as well, asked the professors how he can politely tell his supervisor that this isnt right. The response of one of the professors was: \"We are in this because we love science. If you don't want to work weekends, perhaps you do not love science and you do not belong here. If that is the case, you should leave.\" I was rather shocked. I admit that I do put in extra hours because I want to and have to because of my horrible productivity throughout the day. However, what was suggested by the \"expert\" was that it is basically compulsory to do this. Is that really what is expected in the Academia? Why is it like that? Why isn't mental and physical health given their due importance? Burn out is a thing.",
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"In my experience, in EU, no it is not expected at all. Sometimes you need to work a lot for some experiments, but no, a healthy work-life balance is much more efficient than 60-70h/week. Also, most of the time when you hear that people is working more than 50 hours per week constantly you can be rather sure that many of those hours are used on non-productive stuff, they include lunches and breaks etc Remeber to work for yourself, not for someone else with no recognition, your time is much more valuable than anything else.": 0.0,
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"I worked for 60 hours per week for my first 2 years. I was burning out and decided to not do that anymore. I didn't tell my professor, I just stopped. I guess my advisor could have fired me, but that would've cost him years of work and training. Now as faculty, I still work just 40 hours. Partly because I learned to get a lot done in 40 hours, partly because I turned down the offers from departments where I could tell they expected more regardless of productivity, and partly because I'm in engineering and good faculty are hard to find, so they'll pretty much put up with whatever I feel like doing. Moreover, I worked 6 hours total in my 4 week winter break. I worked zero hours fall break. I expect to work for 12 hours this week long spring break, simply because I'm behind on grading. My work-life balance is superb. Beyond just bragging, my point is it's possible. Admittedly, If you want to land a TT gig at a top 20 school, then it's probably not possible.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAre you expected to work 60-70 hours a week in the academia? This is part rant and part question. I had an introductory meeting with about 15-16 other PhD students who had just started and the session included a question answer session with professors where anonymous questions could be asked. One individual, whose supervisor expected him to work weekends as well, asked the professors how he can politely tell his supervisor that this isnt right. The response of one of the professors was: \"We are in this because we love science. If you don't want to work weekends, perhaps you do not love science and you do not belong here. If that is the case, you should leave.\" I was rather shocked. I admit that I do put in extra hours because I want to and have to because of my horrible productivity throughout the day. However, what was suggested by the \"expert\" was that it is basically compulsory to do this. Is that really what is expected in the Academia? Why is it like that? Why isn't mental and physical health given their due importance? Burn out is a thing.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] How would Dr Doom take it if the One Above All came to him and personally apologized for making Reed Richards smarter than him in the field of science, and left?",
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"To be honest, Doom would probably dismiss it out of hand as a trick. He messes with, and gets messed around by, so many tricksters and generally petty people that he wouldn't TOAA as the real thing.": 0.0,
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"It would piss him off even more. Imagine if God himself came and told you that your most hated rival is deterministically smarter than you and there's nothing you can ever do to overcome that difference.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Marvel] How would Dr Doom take it if the One Above All came to him and personally apologized for making Reed Richards smarter than him in the field of science, and left?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Uh..how is it safe to use eggs in homemade mayo if we don't cook it? wont the eggs be still raw? P.S im sorry if this is a very dumb question but ive always wondered.",
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"Nothing is 100% safe. But it's not that big a danger. Aside from the proportion of eggs which contain salmonella in the US (very small) there is the simple fact that the bacteria doesn't really reproduce in mayo. Think about it, aside from maybe one egg, the ingredients are oil and some spices, and some acid. None of these encourage growth, and the danger of salmonella contamination is in the bacteria multiplying. Please treat this as anecdotal, as I can't find the reference where I read it, but the whole reputation for bad mayonnaise comes from summer salads. Even if there is a little salmonella in the mayo (and as I said, unlikely) it's not going to make anyone sick. You can leave the mayo on the counter all day. But... You mix it with some sugar and a bunch of starch, as in making a potato salad or pasta salad and leave that out, well you can have a problem. You just fed that bacteria it's favorite foods and incubated it.": 0.0,
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"Raw eggs are not inherently unsafe. All food safety regulation is simply about mitigating risk. Because honestly, nothing we eat is without risk of some kind. Eggs can be infected by salmonella in one of two ways: First, bacteria can be passed from an infected hen to her eggs as they develop inside her. Chickens can be vaccinated against this to mitigate that type of risk. Second, it can grow on the outside of the shell after an egg is laid if it comes in contact with a hen\u2019s poop that contains salmonella. In the US, the USDA requires eggs sold for consumption to be washed, processed, and then refrigerated. Washing them ensures that any salmonella that was present on the outside of the shells is removed. But- there's a trade off. Washing eggs removes the thin, filmy, protective outer layer called the cuticle. This cuticle is the natural shield that keeps bacteria out of an egg while letting oxygen circulate. On the other hand, most European and Asian countries do the opposite and require that table eggs not be wet-washed, and also not refrigerated, because they still have their protective cuticle. Its thus recommended that non-washed eggs be washed immediately before consumption to remove any trace amounts of poop. Both regulations were arrived at as effective ways to solve the same problem: reducing exposure to salmonella, a bacteria that causes unpleasant, though non-life-threatening, illness. Additionally, cooking isn't the only way to ensure food safety. Other ingredients like acid and salt in things like mayo and salad dressings help to create an environment that is less friendly to bacteria growth. In the US, the CDC estimates Salmonella bacteria cause about 1.35 million infections, 26,500 hospitalizations, and 420 deaths in the United States every year and that *most people recover without specific treatment.* Infants, adults aged 65 and older, and people with weakened immune systems are the most likely to have severe infections. Most establishments will note on their menus any items that contain raw eggs so that people can make their own decisions whether or not to consume them.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nUh..how is it safe to use eggs in homemade mayo if we don't cook it? wont the eggs be still raw? P.S im sorry if this is a very dumb question but ive always wondered.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do we put pot roasts in the oven? My boyfriend and I just had a confused disagreement over why the recipe for pot roast brisket said to brown it on the hob, bring up to temp with the stock, then put the lid on and put it in the oven to cook. Why does it go into the hob? Is it more inefficient use of power to put it in the oven? Our oven at the moment is gas. Thanks!",
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"If I understand right, you're trying to give the meat an outer sear (which also puts some fond in the pot) on the hob and to finish the rest of the cooking process in the oven (I assume there are additional steps inbetween.). The reason for doing the browning/searing on the hob/stove is that you get a nice hot surface that can actually do a sear, exactly what you do with a fry pan. The oven simply doesn't give you a hot enough surface to achieve a sear. The searing process develops flavour (Maillard reaction). Doing it in the pot makes it easier to prepare in and retain flavour because all the fond is developed in and stays in the cooking vessel. If you don't do the searing process, you can end up with a grey meat which can be visually unappealing. You also don't get a lot of the complex flavours from the caramelization from the Maillard reaction. The secondary cooking in the oven (pot with the lid on) allows for a much slower, gentler and more controlled way of thoroughly cooking the meat. Brisket needs to be cooked slowly as it is a really tough cut of meat (lots of connective tissue) with lots of fat; cooking it fast on a high heat will just give you a tough and chewy mass. It's why you see so many slow cooker recipes for it to make it \"so tender that the meat falls apart\". Keeping the lid on helps retain moisture. Although you can leave a gap for moisture to leave near the end of cooking to allow for the sauces to thicken. EDIT: Updated based on comment below.": 0.0,
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"The oven provides a more even and gentle heat": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do we put pot roasts in the oven? My boyfriend and I just had a confused disagreement over why the recipe for pot roast brisket said to brown it on the hob, bring up to temp with the stock, then put the lid on and put it in the oven to cook. Why does it go into the hob? Is it more inefficient use of power to put it in the oven? Our oven at the moment is gas. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why Whole Onions? I\u2019ve seen a couple of videos where the chef cuts a white onion in half, bisecting the root. Remove only the outer skin or layer, then set the whole side in a pan of oil.\u00a0 I get cooking it, but you don\u2019t leave the whole onion in there right? Do you remove it and then chop it? Is it mean to fall apart? Do you cut it in the pan? Are you just going for the Maillard reaction? It there something more to this method that you can get by saut\u00e9ing the chopped onion? Here is an image of what I mean https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r78W1PCss8gOf6JjlbuOJ6gz0JmTI2hx/view?usp=drivesdk",
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"I mean, what are they making? This isn\u2019t such a common thing that you\u2019re gonna get much insight without context": 0.0,
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"It provides the flavor of onion with minimal work and limits the creation of sulfurous compounds. Generally, this is done is soups, stews, or braises when there is plenty of liquid to extract soluble onion flavor, but the bits of onion in the final dish are not desirable.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy Whole Onions? I\u2019ve seen a couple of videos where the chef cuts a white onion in half, bisecting the root. Remove only the outer skin or layer, then set the whole side in a pan of oil.\u00a0 I get cooking it, but you don\u2019t leave the whole onion in there right? Do you remove it and then chop it? Is it mean to fall apart? Do you cut it in the pan? Are you just going for the Maillard reaction? It there something more to this method that you can get by saut\u00e9ing the chopped onion? Here is an image of what I mean https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r78W1PCss8gOf6JjlbuOJ6gz0JmTI2hx/view?usp=drivesdk\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there an official term for a thing which starts to work after you hit it?",
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"responses": {
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"The intern.": 0.0,
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"Percussive maintenance?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there an official term for a thing which starts to work after you hit it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Why out of all powerful superheroes, it was Spider-Man that resisted dematerialization from Thanos Snap for the longest time?",
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"The directors have said that because he's one of the most powerful characters on earth and so durable that his body was fighting the snap, so that's the canon reason I guess. But in my head what everyone else has said makes more sense to me given what we know about Spider-man and the Snap. I think his spider sense was just on fire telling him something was wrong so it lasted longer for him": 0.0,
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"Spidey's Spider-Sense told him that *something* real bad was happening, but not exactly what, so he was basically having a super-powered panic attack. He didn't fade away faster, he just called attention to his own dematerialization earlier than the others, so we saw it all in excruciating detail.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Why out of all powerful superheroes, it was Spider-Man that resisted dematerialization from Thanos Snap for the longest time?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Mother wants to sell the house my daughter and I live in, but i\u2019ve co-signed and pay all bills (mortgage, utility) My mother an I co-signed for a house, she paid for all closing costs and paid for everything to help get us this house, this was about a year ago. Now, she\u2019s living in a different state on the opposite side of the country, and demands that we sell the house and give her the proceeds, yet both of our names are on the deed, and i have a homestead exemption on the property. This is the only place my daughter and I can live, along with my fianc\u00e9, i need help. And i\u2019m willing to provide any information i haven\u2019t here.",
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"What do you mean when you say she wants full sale price? is she expecting all proceeds from a sale? Is the house \"underwater\" right now where more is owed on it than it is worth on the open market? What share of the home is she entitled to? Do you have any written agreement with her? Who has been paying the mortgage? How much is left on the mortgage and who's name is it under? What is the market value of the house?": 0.0,
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"Real numbers would help, but just as an example\u2026 Let\u2019s say the house is worth 100,000. Let\u2019s say you owe 80,000 on the mortgage. If you sell it for 100,000, you\u2019re going to make about 94,000 after realtor fees. Pay off the mortgage and you will keep 14,000. You split the difference with your mom, that\u2019s 7,000 - not including the attorney fees you both will have to pay to work through this. Show her the math. Use real numbers. In the above example if you refinance and take out the 20,000 in equity you write her a check for 7,000 and use the 13,000 left in repairs, or a trip to Hawaii, or invest in a lemonade stand. But use real numbers when you explain it to her. Stop going through a friend, go through an attorney if you need to. I forgot to add, you will need to be able to qualify on your own for a refinance. If you don\u2019t have the income or credit to refinance, then a partition sale is the only option and is very likely to occur.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMother wants to sell the house my daughter and I live in, but i\u2019ve co-signed and pay all bills (mortgage, utility) My mother an I co-signed for a house, she paid for all closing costs and paid for everything to help get us this house, this was about a year ago. Now, she\u2019s living in a different state on the opposite side of the country, and demands that we sell the house and give her the proceeds, yet both of our names are on the deed, and i have a homestead exemption on the property. This is the only place my daughter and I can live, along with my fianc\u00e9, i need help. And i\u2019m willing to provide any information i haven\u2019t here.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What sauce are the round black dots Hello everyone, I have recently eaten tuna salad and it was damn awesome. https://m.imgur.com/a/HAk1Krg However, out of all things I could not make out what is the sauce they made for these black dots. It was a bit sweet and was not salty at all (no soy sauce). I am banging my head around this for couple of months now, and I just can't figure it out.",
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"Probably aged balsamic.": 0.0,
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"I think it's a balsemic reduction. Balsamic vinegar cooked with sugar, do not smell it while doing this, considering it looks a bit thicker then just vinegar.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat sauce are the round black dots Hello everyone, I have recently eaten tuna salad and it was damn awesome. https://m.imgur.com/a/HAk1Krg However, out of all things I could not make out what is the sauce they made for these black dots. It was a bit sweet and was not salty at all (no soy sauce). I am banging my head around this for couple of months now, and I just can't figure it out.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Independence Day] Everyone mocks Russel for talking about how he was abducted by aliens, but there are aliens invading earth as they speak. Even the military officer rolls his eyes when Russel says he was abducted. Why?",
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"Because it's pretty clear that Russel was talking about Roswell-style grey with big eyes anal probing conspiracy aliens that operate in secret and take people in the night. What we have in front of us are aliens that showed up in a fuck-you big spaceship that literally everyone can see and started blowing things up indiscriminately. They're clearly a whole other thing, and in no way validate Russel's \"experiences\". Not only do the invaders bear little to no resemblance to the abductors, the invaders also operate in a way where no actual prior reconnaissance or intelligence gathering was necessary. They'd get nothing useful from having abducted humans prior to the attack.": 0.0,
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"It's worth noting that the movie never confirms that he **isn't** just crazy. We don't know if he was actually abducted or if he was if it was the same aliens that did it. (The novelization makes it a bit more likely that he isn't crazy while the comics confirm he isn't but those aren't necessarily canon to the movie). As for why? Well he's not the only one that claims to have been abducted by aliens and at least some of them are cazy.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[General fantasy] If necromancers are a thing, why do people bury/entomb their dead? I'm just thinking that cremation would be much more preferred option in a world where a necromancer can come along and set dear old dad to munching on the grandkids?",
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"The only thing that can stop a bad necromancer with a corpse is a good necromancer with a corpse, so we gotta keep Grandad's body around just in case.": 0.0,
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"Religious beliefs could be one reason. Many religions (both in fantasy and real life) have specific rituals to be followed on how to deal with a dead body. And in a world where magic exists, then gods probably exist, which means the afterlife probably does, too. So being buried or entombed the correct way is a big deal. Plenty of cultures don't actually have the ability to easily destroy a corpse, skeleton and all. You need lots of fuel, or something magical, and that just isn't feasible for everyone. And necromancers usually aren't that common. People might be aware of them, sure, but a town or village could go generations without ever encountering one (if they do at all). And as far as tombs go, many times they can have protections built into them to protect from that exact kind of thing. (Although they aren't always 100% effective, either)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General fantasy] If necromancers are a thing, why do people bury/entomb their dead? I'm just thinking that cremation would be much more preferred option in a world where a necromancer can come along and set dear old dad to munching on the grandkids?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Spiderman enter the verse] Why did Miles\u2019 math teacher assign him a personal essay? Shouldn\u2019t the English teacher do that? you can see math on the blackboard.",
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"It is a special gifted school. With special gifted teachers. They teach outside the \"box\".": 0.0,
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"The essay wasn't part of the class's curriculum, she just saw that he was intentionally trying to flunk out, and was trying to motivate and inspire him.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Spiderman enter the verse] Why did Miles\u2019 math teacher assign him a personal essay? Shouldn\u2019t the English teacher do that? you can see math on the blackboard.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Single ply industrial toilet paper is useless and more wasteful than two ply normal toilet paper. I have Crohn's and I've used my fair share of public and office/professional setting bathrooms. They almost invariably have the infamous thin single ply atom thick toilet paper for use. You know the type, shreds if you think of blowing in its direction. I'm male, and hirsute. I have to use wayyyyyy more toilet paper per BM if its that after thought of tree pulp leftovers tp than any other brand of mainstream tp. I have to then wrestle it to fold it and pray it doesn't break apart when it's doing its job. It takes more time to manager, does poorly at its job, and I use more than 2x as much of it as I would two ply making it wasteful and useless. CMV.",
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"In India people wash their ass with a hose. I thought it was weird at first but tbh it isn\u2019t that bad and is actually a lot more efficient than purely using paper": 0.0,
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"Two factors to consider here: one, our friends with vaginas wipe after peeing as well and in that case single-ply works just fine. Two, if you're like me, you're still going to double up if it is two-ply at least for the first few wipes. If you want a solution, what single-ply needs to do is actually be less absorbent and less smooth. By absorbing a lot of water it becomes weaker because it is so absorbent, and by being as smooth as it is it doesn't pick up much of the actual solid material that we are trying to get rid of. By making a version of single-ply that has just slightly more hydrophobic fibers and an essentially fuzzier surface, everyone would benefit. There is some noticeable degree of variation in single-ply in the wild for both of these two categories, and I've certainly noticed that the less absorbent and fuzzier surface single-ply works far better. Just making it two-ply doesn't actually solve this problem, and while you personally certainly might use far more physical material with single-ply than with two-ply, that's not the general case. For most of us, that's only true in the unlucky case of diarrhea.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Single ply industrial toilet paper is useless and more wasteful than two ply normal toilet paper. I have Crohn's and I've used my fair share of public and office/professional setting bathrooms. They almost invariably have the infamous thin single ply atom thick toilet paper for use. You know the type, shreds if you think of blowing in its direction. I'm male, and hirsute. I have to use wayyyyyy more toilet paper per BM if its that after thought of tree pulp leftovers tp than any other brand of mainstream tp. I have to then wrestle it to fold it and pray it doesn't break apart when it's doing its job. It takes more time to manager, does poorly at its job, and I use more than 2x as much of it as I would two ply making it wasteful and useless. CMV.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Futurama] Why do they not know how we first got to the moon (and suspect Whalers) when they have the head of JFK, Nixon, et c.?",
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"Does anyone actually believe that the first people to go to the moon were whalers? Sure, there's a carnival ride, but does anyone who actually knows anything say that?": 0.0,
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"Nobody actually *listens* to the heads in the Head Museum... I heard most of them are clones, and they\u2019re all notorious liars.": 1.0
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"post_content": "What CAD softwares do you use and why?",
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"My company uses OnShape. It's browser-based, which makes it compatible with most laptops. It's not as fully featured as Solidworks, but it gets the job done. imo it is much more intuitive, especially for multipart modelling and building assemblies.": 0.0,
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"I use whatever my employer uses, engineers generally don't really get to choose which CAD software to use.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[The Dark Knight] By what name would the Joker be addressed in the courtroom during his trial? Assuming he continues to never be identified by any other ID or alias",
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"I'll preface this by saying I know quite a bit about Batman and the Joker, but definitely not enough to know all of the evidence to the contrary (like say a single line from a comic a decade ago where he was like \"I came up with the name and I love it\" or a news article titled \"an interview with a Joker\" or something). Funnily enough, I could easily see Joker's appointed Lawyer (assuming he didn't represent himself) refusing the name \"The Joker\" as despite his seeming acceptance of the moniker, they could easily make an argument about how the name was made up by the media, and that it deliberately paints a villainous portrait of the defendant. Actually even if the Joker represented himself, I could still see him making a point of it, just to mess with people, the whole legal process, and especially Batman.": 0.0,
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"John Doe, maybe with the added \"alias The Joker\"": 1.0
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"post_content": "In light of the damage to the Kerch Bridge, Russian officials have said it \"will be promptly restored, since it is not of a serious nature\". Rail traffic is said to be restored by the end of today. How realistic is this? Source https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-63183783",
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"As a bridge engineer at a very large railroad, I disagree with most on here. Yeah the fire was bad, but it was on top and not underneath. The stuff that was damaged (deck, ballast, ties, rail) could all be replaced in 24-48 hours given the right resources. It's not surprising to me at all that they are claiming the bridge is back in service. We've been in similar situations and had our bridges back in service with a day.": 0.0,
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"When you cut out the engineer review cycles, environmental assessment and impact assessments, fuck codes you can build stuff pretty fast.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIn light of the damage to the Kerch Bridge, Russian officials have said it \"will be promptly restored, since it is not of a serious nature\". Rail traffic is said to be restored by the end of today. How realistic is this? Source https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-63183783\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[NY] Landlord alleges my roommate and I held a house party and wants to evict us over said \"violation\" We both received an email that we'll be facing possible court dates over \"violating\" this term. The problem with it is... no such party took place, as in ever. Ever since we've been here. And tenants can't throw parties here, that's a well-known rule. His email complaint is supplemented by supposed photographic evidence of the \"porch\" with \"multiple people on it\", and I don't know what that could possibly mean. Did a previous resident throw a party and he took a picture of it while driving by? Did he himself have a house party when he lived here(he did live here)? Whatever he claims he has won't depict any of us, will that work against him? Do photographs have to be proven to be recent with time codes? What if that data could be manipulated? Sounds to me that all he has are pics of some social gathering supposedly taking place here at some point(?). And this is supposed to be ammunition against us? All I can think of is he wants us gone because he found someone willing to buy or rent for a more lucrative price. This is just ridiculous.",
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">All I can think of is he wants us gone because he found someone willing to buy or rent for a more lucrative price. Do you have evidence of this or is this just a wild guess? >His email complaint is supplemented by supposed photographic evidence of the \"porch\" with \"multiple people on it\", Tell him you threw no such party ann ask him to send you the photo by email and tell you when it was taken. And if/when you get the emailed photo try to check the hidden tag data to see where/when it was taken,": 0.0,
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"It's unlikely that your landlord can evict you because he has a photo of people on your porch.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[NY] Landlord alleges my roommate and I held a house party and wants to evict us over said \"violation\" We both received an email that we'll be facing possible court dates over \"violating\" this term. The problem with it is... no such party took place, as in ever. Ever since we've been here. And tenants can't throw parties here, that's a well-known rule. His email complaint is supplemented by supposed photographic evidence of the \"porch\" with \"multiple people on it\", and I don't know what that could possibly mean. Did a previous resident throw a party and he took a picture of it while driving by? Did he himself have a house party when he lived here(he did live here)? Whatever he claims he has won't depict any of us, will that work against him? Do photographs have to be proven to be recent with time codes? What if that data could be manipulated? Sounds to me that all he has are pics of some social gathering supposedly taking place here at some point(?). And this is supposed to be ammunition against us? All I can think of is he wants us gone because he found someone willing to buy or rent for a more lucrative price. This is just ridiculous.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How deep do Ocean currents go? Do they affect the water at the bottom of areas like the Mariana Trench? I was wondering if the water that sits at the bottom of some of the deepest trenches ever circulates with the rest of the water above it. Or is the water that's down there now, the same water that's been down there for thousands of years?",
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"To add to /u/Ohairreddit69, whom is correct. In regards to the hadal region, Mariana Trench, we currently do not know we have a few theories but have no direct measurements. I am currently working on figuring this out. One theory is that no there is no circulation in the trench and the water would be the saltiest coldest (most dense) water produced during the last glacial max, and no other water is dense enough to replace it. The other theory is that internal wave that propagate in not just the horizontal but also have a vertical component are mixing the water. If the slope of the trench is just right these waves can be reflected down into the trench mixing the water until homogeny is achieved, similar situations have been found in shallow canyons all over the world. Source: Current ly (lol) getting masters in Oceanography": 0.0,
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"Ok, my time to shine, hopefully. The deep ocean circulation of water is in fact dominated by a gradient in seawater density. The waters of the ocean are not all homogenised or mixed like one would expect, in fact, they are separated by differences in density based on the overlying waters they were sourced from, and can be categorised as 'water masses'. These differences in density are caused by a difference in the temperature (the colder, the denser) and salinity (the saltier, the denser) of the source waters where they were formed. So when you have a situation where the water that forms above is denser than the water formed previously below, it sinks, and we get what we call in the business 'downwelling'. This only happens at a few points in the sea, most notably the Labrador Sea and some places in the Antarctic. So this really dense water sinks and sinks until it reaches a density that it can no longer sink past. So what happens now? The water is still forming above, so it has to keep moving! As such, it moves horizontally throughout the ocean (on the density isocline). What we have here is something called the 'Thermohaline circulation', and it actually links all the waters of the world oceans together. Here is a diagram. Hope that explains your question a bit! Knowledge base (not source): Current PhD student in Oceanography, coming from a Masters in Ocean Sciences. EDIT: Thanks for the gold fellow fan of the ocean! EDIT 2: Absolutely astounded by the wonderful amounts of interest my fellow Redditors seem to have in ocean science! Oceans are really important so I'm glad I could help raise interest! I live in Europe, so it's my bed time unfortunately, but if any more questions appear overnight I'll do my best to answer them.": 1.0
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"post_content": "If air is mostly nitrogen and dirt is mostly carbon, why do plants get all their nitrogen from the soil and all their carbon from the air?",
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"As others have mentioned, the difficulty comes in 'fixing' nitrogen- breaking the triple N-N bond requires a tremendous amount of energy. That's why we use nitrogen fertilizers. Industrially, we use what's called the Haber Process to fix atmospheric nitrogen into ammonia, which can then be reacted with other chemicals to produce whatever nitrogen-containing material we need. Also of note is the Birkeland-Eyde process, which uses an electric arc to break down atmospheric nitrogen and oxygen and let them coalesce into nitric oxide, which can be dissolved into water to form nitric acid.": 0.0,
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"The nitrogen in the air is largely in the in the form of two nitrogen atoms triple bonded to each other. Breaking that bond is energetically expensive, so using the nitrogen in the air is difficult. Nitrogen in the soil tends to be in less strongly bound forms which can be more easily used. As a result plants have evolved to use nitrogen from the soil. There are symbiotic bacteria that live in the roots of plants which do the work of splitting the nitrogen and fixing it so that plants can use it.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How does my microwave sense what size potato it has? My microwave has a \"potato\" button on it. When I press it, it says \"SENS\", beeps after a minute or two, and then gives a time that is different every time. I get pretty much perfect potatoes every time. How does it work?",
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"At least for GE microwaves, \"The sensor detects the steam emitted by the cooking food and\u00a0automatically adjusts the cooking time.\" https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=21531": 0.0,
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"Since 2015 all potatoes sold in the US have RFID chips under the peel that have their exact parameters encoded.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow does my microwave sense what size potato it has? My microwave has a \"potato\" button on it. When I press it, it says \"SENS\", beeps after a minute or two, and then gives a time that is different every time. I get pretty much perfect potatoes every time. How does it work?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "why gym cable machines don't use sprocket and chain instead of cable and pulley? I see that gym cable system for lat pulldown etc.. use polyurethane coated cable on nylon pulleys, the cable suffers frequent wears and needs replaced. Why sprocket and chain is not used when these do not wear as easily as polymer cable coating and pulleys?",
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"why would you add more cost, complexity, maintenance, etc when the cheaper one works really well.": 0.0,
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"Think about those mechanisms where someone says \"don't put your dick in it\" and now imagine that in the middle of a gym surrounded by idiots with fingers and dicks.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nwhy gym cable machines don't use sprocket and chain instead of cable and pulley? I see that gym cable system for lat pulldown etc.. use polyurethane coated cable on nylon pulleys, the cable suffers frequent wears and needs replaced. Why sprocket and chain is not used when these do not wear as easily as polymer cable coating and pulleys?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] I'm an honest Gotham cop and I'm under immense pressure to close a case on a mid-level (non-superhuman) crook. Is there any way I can enlist Batman's help with this case without using Jim Gordon's spotlight thingie?",
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"Sure, you need to get an informant to commit petty larceny and when Batman shows up, there is your chance!": 0.0,
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"It depends; if he\u2019s something like a crime boss it\u2019s likely that another member of the bat family is already on the case. Hang around the scene of a crime for a bit for one of them to show up to collect evidence and coordinate with them. They can\u2019t be everywhere at once and would likely cooperate with willing police officers. If he\u2019s a lower level guy than that then quit being lazy and do your job.": 1.0
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