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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?",
"best_score": 14,
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"It\u2019s basically just the orientation of the nerves that connect the centre of the brain that receives the sight impulses to the part of the brain that puts it together as a comprehensible picture , those fibres travel upside down to flip it back Edit, Actually I mean it\u2019s the nerves from the retina that go to the centre that receives that travels upside down I think Either way you get the point (Sorry, my neurology is rusty)": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Everything is ruined. Advice needed. Fifth year Ph.D. student in physics. Got through my quals, my candidacy, and I'm supposed to defend this semester. The problem? I published a paper last year. Got a result that I (and my collaborators) thought was good. Now, a whole bunch of new data just got released and it completely trashes the procedure I used in my paper and that I was using for my next paper. These two papers plus a third I'm second author on were going to be the bulk of my thesis. I'm really freaking out now. I can't write a thesis with a bad procedure, and I can't publish bad science. I have no idea what I'm going to do. Two weeks ago I was at a conference feeling good, and now the rug's been totally yanked out from under me. I have no idea what to do. My advisor seems less freaked out than I am, but not happy, and I'm seriously terrified that everything will fall apart yards from the finish line. What the fuck do I do now?",
"best_score": 47,
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"There are much better answers by others, but one thing I keep reminding my undergrads is that the only time you've failed is if you didn't learn from the project. Learn from what went wrong and write your dissertation on that. It can still be a success.": 0.0,
"Talk to your advisor. Work out a plan. It may involve work, but -- this is science. The whole point is that you do work, it gets published, then others refine (or refute) that work and repeat. Perhaps there are some more experiments which can do which confirm your results? Or other ways of looking at your data? Hard to say without knowing your area intimately. Fortunately, your advisor does -- so the two of you can work this out. It's Saturday night. Go grab a beer (not too many...) with your grad student friends and vent. It sucks right now, but you've got this. The bright side? When you do figure out the right solution and implement it, you'll have a great story. A great story of how you hit a really hard problem, and solved it. That kind of story is \\*great\\* for job interviews, as it shows your ability to Get Stuff 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/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEverything is ruined. Advice needed. Fifth year Ph.D. student in physics. Got through my quals, my candidacy, and I'm supposed to defend this semester. The problem? I published a paper last year. Got a result that I (and my collaborators) thought was good. Now, a whole bunch of new data just got released and it completely trashes the procedure I used in my paper and that I was using for my next paper. These two papers plus a third I'm second author on were going to be the bulk of my thesis. I'm really freaking out now. I can't write a thesis with a bad procedure, and I can't publish bad science. I have no idea what I'm going to do. Two weeks ago I was at a conference feeling good, and now the rug's been totally yanked out from under me. I have no idea what to do. My advisor seems less freaked out than I am, but not happy, and I'm seriously terrified that everything will fall apart yards from the finish line. What the fuck do I do now?\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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"worse_score": 2,
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"It sounds like you're assuming there are more land species than than ocean species, which I don't believe is true. http://news.mongabay.com/2010/0419-hance_microbes.html Most of the land species depend on fresh water and ocean dwellers obviously require salt water. There's more ocean than land, and you can fit a lot more species in water. On land, we have birds and land dwellers, while in the oceans you have levels upon levels of environments.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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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"I can\u2019t imagine how it feels to have a loved one taken from you like that, I truly hope you find the cause. It\u2019s going to be difficult but I hope you manage to stay healthy for your kids, this isn\u2019t the end of the road. If you ever need to chat, feel free to dm me, I know it can feel lonely.": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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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"People do have a response to the infection, but the infection starts out with a VERY low dose of antigen (compared to the vaccine), so the response is lower and gradually grows to fight the infection, perhaps knocking down the infection before there\u2019s much opportunity for symptoms to develop. Effectively, it\u2019s a matter of dose (of antigen).": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Anyone notice the large boom in Meta (AKA Facebook) looking for mech & mfg engineers? The last week I've seen about 50+ job openings for mech and mfg engineers for Facebook, right off the heels from their name change. (This was all on LinkedIn, everyone's favorite social media site) I found rather odd, as they've been rather quiet on those fronts for the last few years. My thoughts are they must be ramping up for something big (AR/VR, Wearable-related) in the next 5 years.",
"best_score": 36,
"worse_score": 4,
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"Has anyone here had experience working in a non-software engineering role at FaceBook?": 0.0,
"It's fairly well known that Facebook's intention with the name change is to somewhat pivot towards hardware.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 notice the large boom in Meta (AKA Facebook) looking for mech & mfg engineers? The last week I've seen about 50+ job openings for mech and mfg engineers for Facebook, right off the heels from their name change. (This was all on LinkedIn, everyone's favorite social media site) I found rather odd, as they've been rather quiet on those fronts for the last few years. My thoughts are they must be ramping up for something big (AR/VR, Wearable-related) in the next 5 years.\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?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Get ground turkey and make a turkey meat stuffing in a cube mold.": 0.0,
"I\u2019d get a couple Turkeys, I doubt any of these ideas will work well on the first try.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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'?",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Yeah, if you're putting your pasta water into the sauce after the pasta is already in there it's not gonna get the chance to reduce properly. You gotta get the sauce thick and THEN stir the pasta in off the heat.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why does popcorn seem to pop at a somewhat consistent rate regardless of the amount, instead of all of them popping closer to at the same time?",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"Microwaves and pans and even air poppers don\u2019t heat in a completely uniform manner so each kernel will make it to the \u201cpopping point\u201d at different times. Microwaves are really notoriously bad at heating things uniformly and are therefore probably one of the worst ways to pop some kern. A quarter will be un-popped and a quarter will be burnt, leaving a half bag of semi smoky smelling corns.": 0.0,
"The simple answer is this. Only the bottom layer of kernels is contacting the hot thing. Whether it\u2019s the pan on the stove or foil liner in the microwave pack. Once a kernel pops it floats to the top and new unpopped kernels sink. That\u2019s also why it doesn\u2019t burn until almost all the kernels are popped.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 popcorn seem to pop at a somewhat consistent rate regardless of the amount, instead of all of them popping closer to at the same time?\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.",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"You clearly have never had a cat who's favorite toy is paper. A cat can unroll the toilet paper when it's over, but they can't when it's under. So way less toilet paper is wasted by the cat.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[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?",
"best_score": 26,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"Necromancers are incredibly uncommon to come across and some people would rather keep the body intact i guess. In the same way you may not have a bullet proof vest on you because the likelihood of someone trying to shoot you is pretty low... Usually.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[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?",
"best_score": 20,
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"Remember the Infinity Crusher from What If? The dwarves could have stopped Thanos if they found a single stone and reduced it to atoms.": 0.0,
"Because Thano's practicality and dedication to his plan ultimately trumps his fa\u00e7ade of honor and fairness.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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!",
"best_score": 42,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"You can always do process engineering or quality engineering. Nothing wrong with that. Those folks generally have a better work-life balance than technical engineers.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "If you filled a car's tires with helium, would the car get better gas mileage because its effectively lighter now? I'm not suggesting it would get appreciably better mileage but in theory would this work?",
"best_score": 14,
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"The weight of air in your tires compared to the weight of helium in your tires is negligible in comparison to the weight of your car. So no, there would be approximately no difference.": 0.0,
"I think you\u2019d change the tire noise as well. Just like how your voice changes it will change your road noise a bit as some of that resonates in the tire. I have been meaning to try argon from my welder to see if it makes any difference on my motorcycle.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 you filled a car's tires with helium, would the car get better gas mileage because its effectively lighter now? I'm not suggesting it would get appreciably better mileage but in theory would this work?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do I ethically transfer jobs? Obviously a throwaway: Here is my situation - I work in R&D developing products and IP. I recently was approached by a competing company that works on similar technology - I want to transfer to this other company and they are pursuing me pretty aggressively. What are any legal and ethical considerations I should be making in this transfer and at what point do I let my current leadership know I am communicating with this other company regarding employment? During the interview process am I legally obligated not to reveal certain IP or trade secrets? Obviously this is the first time I've encountered this situation and hopefully I'm just overthinking things?",
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"Everyone here is talking about NDA's....but I am pretty certain that if you worked in R&D that you also signed a non-compete, which implies that you can't work for a direct competitor for 6+ months. If you interview for this other job, you may want to retainer an attorney. As soon as you've made contact with a competitor, you're in a grey area that would give a lawyer a bad day.": 0.0,
"Is it ethical? As long as you didn't make promises to stay or are attempting to steal IP from the company. NAL* In terms of what you can and can't use from your previous work experience, a tip I got from my friends who work with a lot of NDA jobs like that is Google what you're thinking about using/saying before you actually do it. If it's publically available, then it's free to use. To go with an example of someone switching from SpaceX to Boeing, let's say SpaceX has a special alloy they use with a secret formula to have lighter rockets. They have a public article on the alloy saying the alloy is 'a special aluminum blend'. Let's say your role at both jobs was material strength with aluminum alloys. You're in a meeting discussing how to improve a rocket. You can't say that SpaceX has a better alloy with x% more strength and y% lighter, but you can say SpaceX has a special aluminum that is supposed to be better. Going forward from there you can say that you have to be removed from that specific project because it could put the company under scrutiny. Let's say next they need development of an alloy that can handle high temperature. You know SpaceX uses an additive to a well known in industry blend of Al for high temp. It's also common practice for manufacturers to have additives for this blend as well. You could come under scrutiny being part of this project, but if you can prove that experiments were done & SpaceX doesn't it have it under patent. *But I'm not a lawyer, just suggesting you tread carefully": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 ethically transfer jobs? Obviously a throwaway: Here is my situation - I work in R&D developing products and IP. I recently was approached by a competing company that works on similar technology - I want to transfer to this other company and they are pursuing me pretty aggressively. What are any legal and ethical considerations I should be making in this transfer and at what point do I let my current leadership know I am communicating with this other company regarding employment? During the interview process am I legally obligated not to reveal certain IP or trade secrets? Obviously this is the first time I've encountered this situation and hopefully I'm just overthinking things?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Just dissolved my credit card in acetone. Why is the antenna in this pattern? Why not just a rectangle? Here\u2019s the picture https://i.imgur.com/klx7VbH.jpg",
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"Antenna design is dark magic, and the photo only shows half the card. However, the stubs down the middle look like beam steering. This mean that the card works best when you lay it flat over the reader.": 0.0,
"A) Why? B) Cool!": 1.0
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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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"Genetic mutation over long time scales don\u2019t force changes. Genetic drift and adaptation are subtle for many things. On the flip side, sometimes adaptations are quick. An isolated population might hit a bottleneck and whatever set of traits are present are all that passed on. But it is like our appendix. It isn\u2019t necessary but still there. Or the ability of some people to grow a tail. It\u2019s part of genetic history, genetic diversity in a population, genetic drift over time. How long ago did that fish descend to the ocean floor? What genetic diversity is in the population. What population diversity pressures are on that population. There are endless variables.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Reneging on a job offer after accepting but before starting Hello, I accepted a graduate job at a company back in February, however I have since received another job offer and I want to take it. The issue is I have already signed a contract with the other company and I am due to start in August. They are a big company and one which I could foreseeably work for in the future, so I don't want to end my chances with them completely. The reason I want to turn them down and take up my most recent offer is because it is closer to home and better pay/conditions. Both companies employ over 50,000 people and turn over more than 10bn. Is it 'OK' for me to turn down a job after accepting but before starting? And how can I do this without burning a bridge? Thanks for your help.",
"best_score": 45,
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"1) if you change your plans you will hurt your reputation, but probably not too much because your start date is so far in the future 2) what about asking the current company to increase the pay to make it worth your while? Tell them \u201cI unexpectedly received a job offer that is closer to home and for more pay. I would hate to miss the opportunity to work your your company, would you be able to increase my pay to X to cover the difference in pay and work-life balance?\u201d 3) in 2-5 years nobody will probably remember your name, so you could take the new offer and very very likely go to the original company at some point in the future.": 0.0,
"Anecdote but either way. As a senior in college I accepted a position in October, then accepted a different one in February, then accepted a different one in April. Canceled on the prior job once I had signed on with the next company. Each job was a little better than the last so I kept moving on. My career has been more than fine. Do what's best for you, not 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\nReneging on a job offer after accepting but before starting Hello, I accepted a graduate job at a company back in February, however I have since received another job offer and I want to take it. The issue is I have already signed a contract with the other company and I am due to start in August. They are a big company and one which I could foreseeably work for in the future, so I don't want to end my chances with them completely. The reason I want to turn them down and take up my most recent offer is because it is closer to home and better pay/conditions. Both companies employ over 50,000 people and turn over more than 10bn. Is it 'OK' for me to turn down a job after accepting but before starting? And how can I do this without burning a bridge? Thanks for your help.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How did countries afford to stay neutral in wars, primarily WW1 and WW2? In WW2 the likes of Spain, Portugal and Switzerland remained neutral, how could these countries stay neutral? What stopped the Axis powers from invading these countries to add to their countries?",
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"Remember the US was neutral for most of WW1, from August of 1914 to April of 1917. It built up its economy by selling goods to both sides. The US really only joined the Allies when it became apparent that Germany wouldn't be able to repay it's war debits, and so finally had an interest to which side would win": 0.0,
"Spain supported Germany, but Spain had just suffered a civil war that impacted the whole country a lot, just before WW2, so they couldn't take part in another 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/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How did countries afford to stay neutral in wars, primarily WW1 and WW2? In WW2 the likes of Spain, Portugal and Switzerland remained neutral, how could these countries stay neutral? What stopped the Axis powers from invading these countries to add to their countries?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Did you prefer working in a big or a small company? I was wondering if more people enjoyed the work environment in big companies or if smaller ones seem to be better",
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"Small company when you start, large when you start a family. When you are young, I prefer the small company. You are the project manager, site survey, design, test, commission, close out documentation. You do it all, get a ton of experience and have fun, but also may work 60-80 hours a week. You take phone calls at 10pm and respond to emails as late as one or two am. But then you want to slow down a bit, make a bit more money, and not be in the spotlight as much. At a large company it is easier to maintain a good work-life balance. Coworkers stop answering their phones at 5 sharp, and sending emails outside of work hours just makes you look unprofessional.": 0.0,
"Big can get very corporate. In the \u201clet\u2019s wait for a month to get you the software you need now for your work\u201d corporate. It\u2019s madness. I prefer small. I can do many things and decide things and give input for everything. If that\u2019s what the company is like. There\u2019s also small companies that don\u2019t take your input but just consider you as yet another person to fill the need for X or Y or Z. But it\u2019s much less common than in bigger ones. Some big ones of course have smaller sections that may work in the same way as a small company. I\u2019ve been in a multinational huge corporation where our small team still did pretty much everything the way we wanted as long as we produced what they wanted.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old what is the science behind 'masks help stop you spreading germs , but don't stop you catching them' This is something I've heard a lot, and assuming it's true, what's the science behind it? Surely holes in masks are the same size no matter whether the germs are heading in or out, but I'm guessing it's not about the holes and I'm missing something. Obligatory disclaimer: I'm not an anti-masker, I'm still wearing it in shops for example. This is just me wanting to understand.",
"best_score": 36,
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"The virus is carried by little drops of water you spit around. Imagine a guy with a small shield (the shield can\u2019t cover his entire body) and another guy is shooting arrows at him from 10 meters away. Sooner or later an arrow will hit a leg or another part of the victim (for the virus: hands eyes and clothing are all valid targets) Now place the same shield just an inch in front of the bow. How can an arrow ever leave the bow in the first place?": 0.0,
"I think minutephysics on YouTube gave the best explanation in their video *Why Masks Work Better Than You Think*": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 is the science behind 'masks help stop you spreading germs , but don't stop you catching them' This is something I've heard a lot, and assuming it's true, what's the science behind it? Surely holes in masks are the same size no matter whether the germs are heading in or out, but I'm guessing it's not about the holes and I'm missing something. Obligatory disclaimer: I'm not an anti-masker, I'm still wearing it in shops for example. This is just me wanting to understand.\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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"I just had virtual interview due to virus outbreak... it\u2019s a big deal right now for sure": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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?",
"best_score": 14,
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"You literally said it in your post. He does it by constantly wandering, working as a mercenary, hunting treasure, or being a bandit. All of those things are very physically intensive. As long as he's eating reasonably well, it's not too difficult.": 0.0,
"He breaks the necks of cows and climbs mountains": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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?",
"best_score": 14,
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"So if I wanted to make a cranberry dressing for a beet salad, my immediate thought would be to simmer the cranberries in a mixture of balsamic vinegar and some kind of naturally sweet juice, like apple or orange. I'd add a little water if needed, and taste as I go to adjust the sweetness. Maybe a pinch of black pepper at the end, to give it a little kick. This would just be me improvising. But that's what I'd do.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
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"In Australia I bought a spice called wattle seed. It gave a nice flavor to food, like coffee and chocolate. It had an expiration date on the jar. They weren't kidding about that--after the expiration date, it was bland.": 0.0,
"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)": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 13,
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"The virus works by getting into DNA, which is inside the cell, to make more virus copies. The vaccine prevents new viruses from entering the cell to get to the DNA. If a virus is already in the DNA, the vaccine cannot undo that, only prevent different/new virus strains from also entering cells": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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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"Damn!!!!!! I want to do that.": 0.0,
"Chef's Table": 1.0
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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.",
"best_score": 17,
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"Was in a similar situation/ state of depression. I required extensive physiotherapy afterwards, tunrned out I had a far too soft matress.": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Futurama] Are the Niblonians leftovers from the previous Universe, since we know for a fact it's identically cyclical? Why are their Kitten-Class Attack Ships so ineffective in battle? Is it just a coincidence Lelia named her's \"Nibbler,\" or is it the other way around?",
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"Kitten Class was not effective. Nor was Scooty Puff Jr. Really they are lucky they\u2019re so damn cute, because they\u2019re not super good at doing things. Edit- spell check changed \u201cscooty\u201d to \u201cScott.\u201d": 0.0,
"OP is a bot https://www.reddit.com/r/AskScienceFiction/comments/q6m5ai/futurama_are_the_niblonians_leftovers_from_the/": 1.0
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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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"An ampere is a coulomb/second. A coulomb is a large number of charge (6.24x10^18 ). So an amp is a rate of flow of charge (typically electrons), that specifies how many coulombs move every second. An ampere\u2022hour is simply how long you can maintain that current. So 1ampere\u2022hour means you can sustain a current of 1 amp for one hour. So that means you have moved 3600 coulombs of charge in that time.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"post_content": "black vomit I\u2019m 20F, 5\u20191\u201d, and weigh around 105lbs. Last night I was feeling very nauseous and I threw up twice. I barely ate yesterday but my vomit was black and the second time I threw up it was more of a brown color. I take birth control pills every day. I\u2019m not having a lot of abdominal pain, but it feels more like period cramps, which I\u2019ve been taking ibuprofen for. I haven\u2019t thrown up again since. I\u2019m not sure what I should do.",
"best_score": 38,
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"You might have a bleed in the stomach but you already know that from other people. I hope you not responding means you went to the hospital and are getting treatment. I send my best, OP.": 0.0,
"You aught to be on your way to the hospital 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/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nblack vomit I\u2019m 20F, 5\u20191\u201d, and weigh around 105lbs. Last night I was feeling very nauseous and I threw up twice. I barely ate yesterday but my vomit was black and the second time I threw up it was more of a brown color. I take birth control pills every day. I\u2019m not having a lot of abdominal pain, but it feels more like period cramps, which I\u2019ve been taking ibuprofen for. I haven\u2019t thrown up again since. I\u2019m not sure what I should do.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[LOTR] [FOTR MOVIE] Why did Gandalf want Frodo to decide which path they take when they were stuck in the snow storm on the mountain? Didn't he absolutely not want to go through the mines?",
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"He believes Frodo is meant to have and destroy the ring. He's trying to get the best out of the guidance of God. Basically Jesus take the wheel, except in a universe where that might actually work.": 0.0,
"He absolutely did not want to go through the mines. In the movie, at least, it seems as if he knew what they might run into down there. Since he and Aragorn could not agree, they left it to the Ringbearer - the most important person in their quest.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Got called by out of state police saying a report has been filed against me for theft - I left the product on the buyer's bed. Throwaway account for obvious reasons. ​ I live in state A and drove to \\[MA\\] to deliver a laptop that someone wanted to purchase from me. To preface the story: 1. The individual said he wouldn't be there to claim delivery 2. The individual told me that a lot of people lived at the house 3. The individual told me he would have someone let me in to the house. I drive, get there, and drop off the laptop. I do a few things: 1. Make sure to say hi and bye to the person that let me in 2. Took a video of the laptop on the buyer's bed Buyer paid me through Zelle. I leave, go home, and think nothing of it. Fast forward a week and I get a call from his police department and the buyer is claiming I scammed him. He has not provided any proof of how he's come to this conclusion. I'm at a loss of how to go forward with the situation.",
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"I think you\u2019re the one being scammed.": 0.0,
"This sounds like scam to me, and I bet the next request will be for you to refund the money. If it is legitimate, don't talk to the police. It is their job to investigate, in the unlikely event they take you into custody, don't talk to them and ask for 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\nGot called by out of state police saying a report has been filed against me for theft - I left the product on the buyer's bed. Throwaway account for obvious reasons. ​ I live in state A and drove to \\[MA\\] to deliver a laptop that someone wanted to purchase from me. To preface the story: 1. The individual said he wouldn't be there to claim delivery 2. The individual told me that a lot of people lived at the house 3. The individual told me he would have someone let me in to the house. I drive, get there, and drop off the laptop. I do a few things: 1. Make sure to say hi and bye to the person that let me in 2. Took a video of the laptop on the buyer's bed Buyer paid me through Zelle. I leave, go home, and think nothing of it. Fast forward a week and I get a call from his police department and the buyer is claiming I scammed him. He has not provided any proof of how he's come to this conclusion. I'm at a loss of how to go forward with the situation.\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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"The morning cooling stops when enough skylight (refracted sunlight) adds heat on the surface at the same rate of radiating into space. This occurs before sunrise, before direct sunlight, before shadows form, during twilight.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"post_content": "What does \"medium-high\" actually mean? How does everything not burn? So, to me, medium-high means between medium and high. On all ovens I've had, stove tops go to 9 place, so I put mine at 7. If I've got a steak, I can cook it in that pan for maybe 8 minutes before it starts burning. This has been true for every single stove I've ever had, and I've had 5. When I watch cooking videos, some of these people are cooking on medium high for things that would DEFINITELY burn on my stoves. Was watching Chef John's Tikka Masala video and he is searing chicken that's coated with curry powder, and he's doing it over high heat. Curry seasoning will 100% burn every time, no matter what, if I let my pan get to high heat before adding my chicken, even accounting for loss in temperature from adding the chicken. I don't understand. Does medium-high/high mean something else? No matter the skill level, more than half the things I see people cook at this temperature would burn in under 30 seconds if I put it on my stove. Again, not a faulty stove, I've had several in the past.",
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"On an electric stove that goes up to 9, i barely ever need to go past 6. And if I'm at a 6, it's briefly. Less than a minute or so, otherwise it will burn. If I'm making a very thick piece of steak I leave the cast iron on about 5 or 6 until it starts to almost smoke, sometimes this can take up to 10 minutes, but its better than putting it up waaay high and burning it.": 0.0,
"On an electric stove that goes up to 9, I have found that 7 is medium-high for cast iron, heavy duty stainless. I find it is closer to a 6.25-6.5 with a thinner pan or pot that doesn\u2019t distribute the heat as evenly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 does \"medium-high\" actually mean? How does everything not burn? So, to me, medium-high means between medium and high. On all ovens I've had, stove tops go to 9 place, so I put mine at 7. If I've got a steak, I can cook it in that pan for maybe 8 minutes before it starts burning. This has been true for every single stove I've ever had, and I've had 5. When I watch cooking videos, some of these people are cooking on medium high for things that would DEFINITELY burn on my stoves. Was watching Chef John's Tikka Masala video and he is searing chicken that's coated with curry powder, and he's doing it over high heat. Curry seasoning will 100% burn every time, no matter what, if I let my pan get to high heat before adding my chicken, even accounting for loss in temperature from adding the chicken. I don't understand. Does medium-high/high mean something else? No matter the skill level, more than half the things I see people cook at this temperature would burn in under 30 seconds if I put it on my stove. Again, not a faulty stove, I've had several in the past.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Truman Show] Why did Truman think his wife's product placement talk was out of the ordinary if that should have been the norm? Product placement is how \"The Truman Show\" keeps it's revenue to support such a large show, they have potentially hundreds or thousands of sponsors. We see everyone talking with product placement language and doing ads in the middle of the sentences all the time, and we can assume that's how it's been the entirety of the show's run, so why did Truman freak out when his wife had an ad in the middle of a sentence? That should be completely normal, even the timing of it would seem normal for someone who's had that type of talk all the time.",
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"The unusual thing was how stressed his wife was. Truman's best friend does a product placement for beer immediately after this moment to calm everyone down. But Truman sees nothing out of the ordinary with the beer product placement.": 0.0,
"You can notice something's weird about the norm. Lets take the fact that we eat pigs but not dogs in the USA. That's normal. That's the norm. But you might still think something's weird about it, right? Think it feels oddly hypocritical and arbitrary, given pigs are just as smart as dogs? And a lot of vegans and vegetarians start from asking why this is the case and following that logic. You can think of other examples from the stoner philosophy to the revolution inducing (why does the king get to make all the rules just because of his parent? Why can't we talk about sex in public? Why do servers have to act like friends to people they don't care about? Why are we all scared of tiny, harmless spiders? Why are black people treated like second class citizens?) and this is the same. Sure, its *normal* that everyone does product placement in their conversations...but isn't it odd? Why do they do that? Who are they looking at? Doesn't it seem emotionally bizarre? It's normal, but doesn't it still seem *weird?*": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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[Truman Show] Why did Truman think his wife's product placement talk was out of the ordinary if that should have been the norm? Product placement is how \"The Truman Show\" keeps it's revenue to support such a large show, they have potentially hundreds or thousands of sponsors. We see everyone talking with product placement language and doing ads in the middle of the sentences all the time, and we can assume that's how it's been the entirety of the show's run, so why did Truman freak out when his wife had an ad in the middle of a sentence? That should be completely normal, even the timing of it would seem normal for someone who's had that type of talk all the time.\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?",
"best_score": 86,
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"Do not pay to ship her stuff at all. Even if her or her parents promise to pay you back if you pay to ship her stuff, she can simply avoid paying you back and you would have to sue her to get reimbursed. I would send her a certified letter Telling her that she has a specified amount of time 30 to 60 days to pick up her stuff or it will be disposed of as abandoned property. You have no obligation to send her her stuff but you may have an obligation to allow her to collect her items but usually it\u2019s not more than 30 days. So stop paying her car insurance you are under no obligation to pay that.": 0.0,
"> 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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Explain like I'm five years old: How do companies that make measuring tools like rulers make sure the product is accurate? Is there a universally ruler that is used to check? How do they make sure the measurements are exact?",
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"I\u2019ve wondered this same thing except for time. Almost a billion people in the world use their iPhone to tell the time (and reference it to set their other clocks). So where does Apple get their time from? Is there a universal clock that all clocks are based on?": 0.0,
"Rulers, in particular, are \"accurate enough\" for their use. Many wooden rulers are stamped with the lines and numbers, so a few careful measurements are copied over and over. The piece of wood is \"about a foot\". Plastic rulers, again are measured when their extruder template is made and the metal form is \"accurate enough\" when used to make the final product. Tl;dr - most every day measuring devices are not exact, but they are good enough.": 1.0
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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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"You know that soaked syrup is still syrup, though, right? Besides, I never experience soaked syrup. If both sides of the pancake are properly cooked, syrup sits on top or maybe you dip it, but thinner pancakes especially aren\u2019t spongy.": 0.0,
"**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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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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"It happens in legend of Korra. I think you might have to be pretty strong to do it. And if you have to ask why they don\u2019t do it then you really need to re examine your understanding of sir bender culture.": 0.0,
"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).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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\\^\\^",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Water expands like crazy when it turns to steam. Steam is injected typically for only the first 15% of the stoke on reciprocating engines and the vast majority of the power made comes from steam expansion. So while it make take less energy to boil your replacement fluid, you would be hard pressed to find another fluid that expands at the ratio water does.": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: Parents who allow their children to become morbidly obese at a young age should be subjected to some sort of intervention or consequences. I used to work in public schools and the percentage of obese children is both staggering and disheartening. I consider severe childhood obesity to be a form of physical abuse when it's the result of parental negligence. Parents that put their kids into lifelong health risks should have consequences or be forced to accept some form of external support. What could potentially change my view would be financial circumstances - I understand that many low-income families rely on fast food and low nutrition meals because they're more affordable, but seeing elementary school kids with severe diabetes and being so overweight they can barely walk down the hallway is really difficult to accept. There are resources and options for low-income families to not just have McDonald's and pizza every day. I think it ultimately comes down to negligence - it's easier for parents to let their kids constantly eat junk food and drink soda but they often don't understand the long-term health damage that's being done.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"I agree that this could be considered a form of neglect (unless the child has a mental/physical illness), but I also think that food companies need to be held more accountable for making money of children's addiction to food": 0.0,
"Looking to punish before you understand the underlying causes is just poor leadership. Your view makes it seem like parents are loading up their children like Turduckins. But causes of obesity can stem from poverty (not enough quality food, not enough time to cook healthy food, poor education in making right food decisions, etc). It can also come from mental problems. Society already makes it challenging for people to feel safe in reaching out for health for mental and emotional issues. And to add to that, the cost for therapists and psychiatrists even with insurance can be incredible. Weight problems is also not just a parent problem. It\u2019s a national crisis in America. It requires deep research and large-scale programs to combat the underlying problems. People need to be encouraged to be healthy and view it positively and have the tools at their disposal. Edit: *psychiatrists": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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: Parents who allow their children to become morbidly obese at a young age should be subjected to some sort of intervention or consequences. I used to work in public schools and the percentage of obese children is both staggering and disheartening. I consider severe childhood obesity to be a form of physical abuse when it's the result of parental negligence. Parents that put their kids into lifelong health risks should have consequences or be forced to accept some form of external support. What could potentially change my view would be financial circumstances - I understand that many low-income families rely on fast food and low nutrition meals because they're more affordable, but seeing elementary school kids with severe diabetes and being so overweight they can barely walk down the hallway is really difficult to accept. There are resources and options for low-income families to not just have McDonald's and pizza every day. I think it ultimately comes down to negligence - it's easier for parents to let their kids constantly eat junk food and drink soda but they often don't understand the long-term health damage that's being done.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I just found out my Ex left our toddler in his truck while he was working. Our son is fine thank god. My mother (who is still close to my ex) told me with pride \ud83d\ude44 that he is such a good worker because one of his friends needed help at their store running the cash register so he went to help and instead of finding a baby sitter he left our son asleep in his car seat in the truck and parked the truck where he could look out the window to see it. It is my ex\u2019s month with our 2.5 year old. We are both based in Colorado but in different towns. We have never gone to court for any thing, but this has me stressed out of my mind. Is there anything I can do?",
"best_score": 15,
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"responses": {
"I know someone who\u2019s 8 year old was literally taken by CPS and she had to go to court because she left her in the car while she went inside just to pay for something, this is in Georgia but I\u2019m guessing there are similar laws in other states. I am not a lawyer but this is definitely something to be concerned about.": 0.0,
"Not a lawyer -In some states it's illegal to leave any child under a certain age in a vehicle unattended, whether or not the vehicle is running.(2.5 years would definitely apply.)I don't know about Arizona, but as a foster parent/teacher in Illinois I've completed required trainings about 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\nI just found out my Ex left our toddler in his truck while he was working. Our son is fine thank god. My mother (who is still close to my ex) told me with pride \ud83d\ude44 that he is such a good worker because one of his friends needed help at their store running the cash register so he went to help and instead of finding a baby sitter he left our son asleep in his car seat in the truck and parked the truck where he could look out the window to see it. It is my ex\u2019s month with our 2.5 year old. We are both based in Colorado but in different towns. We have never gone to court for any thing, but this has me stressed out of my mind. Is there anything I can do?\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.",
"best_score": 32,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"In a similar situation where the home inspector missed something major, I was able to get the cost of my home inspection refunded.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 *you* negotiate salary?",
"best_score": 36,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"When you are underpaid, you find a new job. Take your new offer to your old boss and ask if he can do better. Decide which way to go. If you can't find a new job, you were not underpaid in the first place.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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.",
"best_score": 40,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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">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. Isn't that the full retail price of a brand new iPad Pro? Did you list it for sale for that amount or did you list it for less and he then went over asking and offered you $800?": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Matthew Walker is an expert in sleep and has podcasts. I think I first watched him on YouTube as a guest on the Richroll channel. Excellent stuff!": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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!",
"best_score": 57,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"It\u2019s blooms the spices! Brings out the aromatics and flavors better": 0.0,
"Hot oil helps to release more flavor when the spices are heated.": 1.0
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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.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"I would dispute the collections letter and if it goes to collections, dispute it again. I would also file in small claims. There you can explain to the judge that you never had the procedure etc. This sounds ridiculous that you would be pursued for a procedure they cancelled regardless but really any procedure you don't go through with is not one you owe the full balance for. I would think a judge would see that. By the way you can call your credit card company and challenge it further- I have done it- the way the credit card challenge works is sometimes you have to keep challenging it to get a real and final review( I think I went 3 or 4 rounds once) and only there do they actually review the \"evidence\" so you could do that simultaneously.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "My cat got attacked by a dog and I have to choose euthanasia or surgery +feeding tube. My cat was attacked by my dad's American Bully. I could go on about my opinion on bullies and bull breeds but I won't. The cat is 5 years old. Bully is a year. Never been hurt to the point of needing medical attention. My cat was attacked and his jaw was broken. The doctor is recommending surgery to repair the jaw and placing a feeding tube, OR euthanasia. I'm not concerned about cost, but it would be $700-900 for medication, anesthesia, cerclage-wide repair of the fracture, esophagostomy tube placement and radiographs. The cat's neurological functions are also declining. I love my cat so much but what do I do? I want to keep him but if he can't do anything (idk the extent of neurological decline) and is stuck on a feeding tube is he even going to live a good life? Has anyone had a similar scenario? I don't need anything explained I just want to know what is the most moral and most humane choice to make. I'm so torn and heartbroken.",
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"If you're not concerned about the cost, I think you should go ahead with the surgery. If your cat's quality of life is really low after the surgery, you can still go with euthanasia, but at least then you'll know what the outcome of the surgery was and that euthanasia was the right choice. If you go straight to euthanasia, you'll always wonder what the outcome of the surgery would have been and if you made the right 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/askvet that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy cat got attacked by a dog and I have to choose euthanasia or surgery +feeding tube. My cat was attacked by my dad's American Bully. I could go on about my opinion on bullies and bull breeds but I won't. The cat is 5 years old. Bully is a year. Never been hurt to the point of needing medical attention. My cat was attacked and his jaw was broken. The doctor is recommending surgery to repair the jaw and placing a feeding tube, OR euthanasia. I'm not concerned about cost, but it would be $700-900 for medication, anesthesia, cerclage-wide repair of the fracture, esophagostomy tube placement and radiographs. The cat's neurological functions are also declining. I love my cat so much but what do I do? I want to keep him but if he can't do anything (idk the extent of neurological decline) and is stuck on a feeding tube is he even going to live a good life? Has anyone had a similar scenario? I don't need anything explained I just want to know what is the most moral and most humane choice to make. I'm so torn and heartbroken.\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?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"This actually happens in A League of Their Own. The good guys (actually they were women) were sad and dejected, but looked forward to next season.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 110,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"There was a theory I saw on here that the head scientist lady actually did become a part of the collective consciousness but it took time for the \"goddess\" to fully parse out all of the info and realize the severity of the threat posed by the military and eventually the Earthlings that would come like a never ending flood.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How often does research work go down the drain just because of a silly human error? Something as silly as testing the baseline on wrong data, performing wide variety of highly diverse amd incomparable tests. How often does that happen in the field and what were the consequences? I haven't had a lot of experience in research, but was curious.",
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"I worked in the lab for many years we used to say you could tell the quality of the research by the size of the eraser on the researchers pencil. If you can\u2019t dazzle them with brilliance baffle them with bullshit.": 0.0,
"A friend of mine wasted almost 2 years of lab time as a doctoral student because an undergrad fucked up labeling some reagents and forged some documents to cover it up instead of just fessing up to it. Does that count?": 1.0
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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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"Yeah, I think it\u2019s cause the main foundational physics and math has been pounded into your head by then.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "If the Human Genome Project represents a map of the genome of a few individuals, why is this relevant to humans as a whole if everybody has different genetics? As far as I'm aware, the Human Genome Project was developed using DNA from a number of volunteers. If the project generated a patchwork map of these people's genetics, then surely the results are specific to them and not to the whole population? Is it that the overall structure is the same but there are just variations across individuals that don't make a huge difference to the main bulk of the genome? If this is the case then why could DNA from just one individual be used?",
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"By now we have hundreds of thousands of people\u2019s full (whole genome) DNA sequences. Iceland alone has a project to sequence its population, for example. Many cancer sequencing projects sequence normal tissue as well. Human DNA is so similar it\u2019s enough to publish a few genomes and then simply annotate the differences (e.g. single nucleotide polymorphisms). All major genome webportals include these data.": 0.0,
"The vast majority of our genome is identical. Heck we share 44% of our DNA with a banana, with another person it's nearly 100. Mapping disparate individuals allows us to try and connect their traits to specific bits of the remaining, variable portions of the genome. It will also help us define what is dictated by genes, what is a genetic propensity which may or may not be activated by environmental factors or behaviors and what is purely environmental. Once that's done, we can predict a wide variety of factors. Risk factors for various diseases and disorders are of most interest now, but this will inevitably lead to identifying other factors. Once those are identified the inevitable endpoint is editing. First to remove defects like a propensity to say...diabetes, heart failure or even something more minor like myopia but once we start down that road the line between removing risk factors and adding desirable ones is real blurry. Fully mapping a genome is incredibly labor intensive, but the sample size will increase over time to enable this sort of thing and these initial mappings do a lot to determine what we need to investigate and what can be mostly ignored as the common background to humans.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 Human Genome Project represents a map of the genome of a few individuals, why is this relevant to humans as a whole if everybody has different genetics? As far as I'm aware, the Human Genome Project was developed using DNA from a number of volunteers. If the project generated a patchwork map of these people's genetics, then surely the results are specific to them and not to the whole population? Is it that the overall structure is the same but there are just variations across individuals that don't make a huge difference to the main bulk of the genome? If this is the case then why could DNA from just one individual be used?\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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"I wonder if old Steve would go to this.": 0.0,
"Im not sure the world at large knows he went back in time and stayed there?": 1.0
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"post_content": "On a scale of 1 to 10, how stressed are you at work and how stressed were you in engineering school? It obviously depends on the day but on average how do you feel?",
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"I was like a 3/10 stressed on average in college, which caused me to be a 9/10 the week before midterms and finals. Now, as a \"professional\" i'm like a 2/10 normally and a 10/10 when i actually have the rare hard deadline.": 0.0,
"I have never in my ten year career had a more stressful average week at work than in engineering school.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How do we know nothing can go faster than the speed of light? Just because light travels 299,792,458 m/s through a vacuum, why do we assume nothing can go faster and the energy needed to do so be infinite?",
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"Vsauce Michael actually did an awesome job explaining this, similarly to the over videos users are posting, http://youtu.be/ACUuFg9Y9dY": 0.0,
"You can answer this with a thought experiment, as Derek does in this Veritassium video. This is the exact same sequence of logic that led Einstein to first propose the speed of light as the \"cosmic speed limit\". If you think you have some super cool method to beat it, watch this one": 1.0
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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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"responses": {
"Britain has a proud tradition of treating orphans horribly.": 0.0,
"Honestly, something like this flying under the radar in real life wouldn\u2019t be very hard to believe.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Frozen] How can Prince Hans get his coup off the ground? King Agnarr and Queen Iduna are lost at sea while Anna and Elsa are still minors. The kingdom is governed by ... someone ... on Elsa's behalf. Maybe it's a committee, maybe there's a regent, the details don't matter -- there's _someone_ running the kingdom well enough that there's still a kingdom for Elsa to rule once she reaches majority three years later. The same day Elsa takes the throne, she runs off into the wilderness. Anna impulsively follows, naming Prince Hans as caretaker ruler in her absence. * Anna has no standing to make that assertion, as she herself is underage and cannot yet rule on her own. Why would anyone take her seriously here? * Members of the committee/regency/etc were the legitimate leaders in the eyes of subjects and foreign governments over their past several years. Why wouldn't they be the first point of stability in this crisis? I mean, the Duke of Weselton probably recognized Prince Hans as a con man with which he could work to his advantage (like identifying like) but why would any of the other dignitaries not reach out to the same folks they had been working with since the death of the king and queen?",
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"I think Disney would have been better shifting the focus away from Hans as the bad guy. I think he could have rejected Anna just on the basis that he still didn't love her and that he thought on marriage to advance on his interests without making him such an evil guy.": 0.0,
"All that matters is whether Hans had enough support. It doesn't matter what the law says, or who is the rightful heir. What matters is would enough people who hold powerful positions agree that Hans should be ruler regardless of how flimsy the justification. There have been much flimsier excuses for many kingdoms in the past. So really the question is - how angry are the people that their queen froze them and left? Angry enough to question her legitimacy? If he can stir up enough populist anger towards the royal family he could easily win the peoples support. If he can get a few key members of the aristocracy on his side. I reckon he had a decent shot is Anna had died. If he gets some high ranking military general or guards on his side, he can threaten and bully his political opponents.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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[Frozen] How can Prince Hans get his coup off the ground? King Agnarr and Queen Iduna are lost at sea while Anna and Elsa are still minors. The kingdom is governed by ... someone ... on Elsa's behalf. Maybe it's a committee, maybe there's a regent, the details don't matter -- there's _someone_ running the kingdom well enough that there's still a kingdom for Elsa to rule once she reaches majority three years later. The same day Elsa takes the throne, she runs off into the wilderness. Anna impulsively follows, naming Prince Hans as caretaker ruler in her absence. * Anna has no standing to make that assertion, as she herself is underage and cannot yet rule on her own. Why would anyone take her seriously here? * Members of the committee/regency/etc were the legitimate leaders in the eyes of subjects and foreign governments over their past several years. Why wouldn't they be the first point of stability in this crisis? I mean, the Duke of Weselton probably recognized Prince Hans as a con man with which he could work to his advantage (like identifying like) but why would any of the other dignitaries not reach out to the same folks they had been working with since the death of the king and queen?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Pizza party for 15- what do I dough? Excuse the pun, I had to- it\u2019s the law. I have an Ooni Koda 12 and having a pizza party for 15 people. I want to set up a topping bar and allow each person to create their own pizza. The question is, what\u2019s the best way to make the dough? Should I do four doughs for bulk, then divide each of those? Do one BIG bulk? Any recipes I should follow? I typically have been doing Neapolitan style with 00, yeast, flour, water- but thinking I should do NY style with sugar and oil and maybe AP flour? Any tips or recipe suggestions would be appreciated, thank you!",
"best_score": 103,
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"whats an ooni koda? is that a naruto theme party/ reference? for diy pizza, premade rounds and supervised topping, or just have them fill out a slip and you make it. you dont want to deal with super wet and drippy pizzas or burnt, gritty ovens because all remaining pizzas will be nasty.": 0.0,
"I\u2019m going to catch some downvotes - but restrictions have increased in Portland as cases are on the rise. Based on your post history, this applies to your area. Unless your guests have completed their vaccinations two weeks ago this is irresponsible. We\u2019re almost there. We\u2019re not there 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/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPizza party for 15- what do I dough? Excuse the pun, I had to- it\u2019s the law. I have an Ooni Koda 12 and having a pizza party for 15 people. I want to set up a topping bar and allow each person to create their own pizza. The question is, what\u2019s the best way to make the dough? Should I do four doughs for bulk, then divide each of those? Do one BIG bulk? Any recipes I should follow? I typically have been doing Neapolitan style with 00, yeast, flour, water- but thinking I should do NY style with sugar and oil and maybe AP flour? Any tips or recipe suggestions would be appreciated, thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My tenant gave 7-day notice to vacate the apartment in [USA-NH] because she can't afford to pay rent and has a caretaking situation with her grandmother. We're in a college town and only had a verbal agreement for a 9-12 months because she never signed a lease-what can I do? She has barely been in the apartment for the last month because she's been going to a different state to take care of her grandmother. She's likely dropping out of college next semester and her rent is late. What can I do? What are the potential consequences to this?",
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"You've already gotten the legal advice from other posters. If you are feeling bad about the loss of income, depending on the size of your college town there are likely still plenty of options to sign a new student tenant, even if the semester is not over. There are likely people willing to move in ASAP. Even if there aren't, with the second semester coming up you're even more likely to find a new tenant. Plenty of students graduate mid year, plenty of students transfer school or come back/leave for study abroad trips, and plenty of students simply aren't happy with their original living situation and are looking for new living options. If you rent to non students then your options are even greater and I doubt you will be without a tenant for long. Moving forward, use a formal written lease and make sure you collect a security deposit from all tenants.": 0.0,
"As someone who has had to evict a roommate, this situation is a walk in the park because she is willingly leaving. So you let her leave. You do a walkout inspection with her. You get a forwarding address so you can mail her a letter saying that you are keeping her deposit (hope there was one?) for damages + non payment of rent. You need to try to mitigate your damages, which means trying to find a new person to live there. If your schedule permits then start showing it now. Let her know that you want to show it. Hopefully you get someone in there next month (who meets your criteria). Finally, if you really want to, you can sue her a pro-rated amount for the unoccupied days. But first get her out smoothly and get the keys.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 tenant gave 7-day notice to vacate the apartment in [USA-NH] because she can't afford to pay rent and has a caretaking situation with her grandmother. We're in a college town and only had a verbal agreement for a 9-12 months because she never signed a lease-what can I do? She has barely been in the apartment for the last month because she's been going to a different state to take care of her grandmother. She's likely dropping out of college next semester and her rent is late. What can I do? What are the potential consequences to this?\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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"You apply engineering principles everywhere. If I'm not doing CAD work, I'm project engineering, then social engineering and management engineering": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is a single 70% chance different to Ten 7% chances Like. I know they are different and that one is less likely. But could someone explain this in a way that I can explain it to my partner? I know it is true but cannot remember anything about why and how to explain my point.",
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"Look at the reverse: in the first one you have a 30% chance to fail on your one shot. Doesn't sound too bad. The second one has a 93% chance to fail each time you try it ten times. I don't like those odds.": 0.0,
"The expected number of \"wins\" in either case is the same: 0.7. But they're distributed differently, so the chance of **at least one** win is different. The reason is that your ten 7% chances includes the possibility of *multiple* wins. To get the same average number of wins, those multiple wins have to also be balanced out by a higher chance of zero wins. ----- More mathematically, the chance of zero wins here is the chance of not winning at each step, multiplied together. So for your 10 7% chances, your chance of not winning is 93% (that is, 1 - 0.07), and you end up with (1 - 0.07) \\* (1 - 0.07) \\* ... \\* (1 - 0.07) ten times. That comes out to (1 - 0.07)^10 = (0.93)^10 = about 0.48, or 48%. It may help to think of things in smaller, easier to intuit numbers. How about one 100% chance and two 50% chances? Obviously two coin flips can come up both tails, so the two must be different, and it's worth actually listing out every option to see why. The single 100% chance has only one option: \"win\". The two 50% chances have four equally likely options: \"win win\", \"win lose\", \"lose win\", and \"lose lose\". In both cases, you average exactly one win, but in the second, the \"win win\" case gets balanced out by a \"lose lose\" one.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Avatar: The Last Airbender] When Zuko was attempting to join the Gaang, why did none of them ask Toph if he was telling the truth? It's perfectly demonstrated that Toph is able to tell whether or not a person is lying or telling the truth. However, when Zuko pleads his case before the Gaang in an attempt to join them, it's only after the fact that she says that he wasn't lying. (in this case, about setting Appa free) Did they honestly forget that she could do this?",
"best_score": 13,
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"responses": {
"Bad blood leading to personal bias ending in clouded judgement. Considering everything they went through with Zuko, maybe they figured they didn't really need Toph to tell them whether he was trustworthy. (mind you, their bias was def justified, it just wound up not serving their circumstances in that moment)": 0.0,
"Zuko was sincere when he talked with Katara in the catacombs but he still betrayed them with horrific consequences. Even if Toph can tell that he wants to *be* good doesn't mean the Gaang believes he can *stay* good, and that's the real crux of their distrust. You see it when Katara confronts him afterward: she *knows* he can turn again because he did it once already.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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[Avatar: The Last Airbender] When Zuko was attempting to join the Gaang, why did none of them ask Toph if he was telling the truth? It's perfectly demonstrated that Toph is able to tell whether or not a person is lying or telling the truth. However, when Zuko pleads his case before the Gaang in an attempt to join them, it's only after the fact that she says that he wasn't lying. (in this case, about setting Appa free) Did they honestly forget that she could do this?\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?",
"best_score": 13,
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"Compilers don\u2019t run code, they just convert it into a form that processors can work with. Processors are fundamentally circuits that are hard wired to do certain things when they are given a certain combination of 1\u2019s and 0\u2019s, and if you string enough of these small functions together you can do any computational task. Compilers make this code out of more human readable code, though it is possible to just program something directly in machine language if you really wanted to which is how things worked before compilers were invented and how the first compiler was made.": 0.0,
"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.)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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'.",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"That's called a clickbait title. And it worked. Don't worry. I fell for it, too! \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23": 0.0,
"No Sensational headlines attract eyeballs": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do we believe an asteroid killed off the dinosaurs?",
"best_score": 44,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"If you want slightly deeper than Explain like I'm five years old, this article is great: the day the dinosaurs died": 0.0,
"When an asteroid strike happens it leaves alot of evidence. There's going to a global layer of ash, fossil records that support a mass extinction event and/or climate catastrophe, plus a impact crater (we believe the one that killed the dinosaurs left an impact crater on the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico).": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"The Infinity Stones were atomized. I.E. like any other piece of matter, it wasn\u2019t destroyed, just changed form of mass, from solid to miniature dust. So in a way, the infinity stones are still there, just not in stone form.": 0.0,
"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.": 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?",
"best_score": 19,
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"responses": {
"Pinot noir or cab": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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",
"best_score": 21,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Yes, of course! Doing this will give flavor to the rice. I always do that. Don't let the delicious juice go to waste.": 0.0,
"Yes": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Depends on the position and pay: For management it is often expected.. They can try to have you do it too.": 0.0,
"Red flag.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "How accurate are the \"5 stages of grief\" to model behavior during the loss of an important person? Described as \"denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance\", these are the common five stages of grief that are very popular among people. But how well does it relate to reality? Do people really show defined stages during grief? And are these stages well defined for us to be able to characterize them as \"anger\" and \"bargaining\" and \"acceptance\" etc? If not: 1. How it became so popular? 2. What are the most modern model for grief that we know? 3. Could you share some articles about it?",
"best_score": 29,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"I recently read an article in the Atlantic that I resonated with very much. It offered a very interesting take on the five stages of grief-theory that, I think, pertains to your question: \u2018After losing her son, a scientist and science writer takes a closer look at grief: The five-stage model wasn\u2019t generated from data. It\u2019s a theory, developed by the psychiatrist Elisabeth K\u00fcbler-Ross and published in 1969, that explains how people come to terms with their own impending death. I remember watching K\u00fcbler-Ross on television when I was a young teenager, absolutely enthralled, and later buying some of her books. By the time her second one was published, in 1974, K\u00fcbler-Ross had expanded her claims, such that the five stages would apply to the grieving process too. Families go through them once while their loved one faces death, she argued\u2014and then they may again when that person has died. Though I\u2019d been a fan of K\u00fcbler-Ross\u2019s work, mentions of this theory caused me stress when I was in extreme grief. Was my denial \u201cstage\u201d over yet? If not, how long did I have before I\u2019d turn into a rage monster and scare my grandkids? Some grief websites warned that people can move backward and forward through the stages as they grieve\u2014an idea that made me worry that the all-consuming despair could return. That possibility nipped at any sense of hope and encouragement I could muster: My anxiety would ebb, but then the internet whispered, It won\u2019t last.\u2019": 0.0,
"Regarding modern models of grief, one concept I have come across is \"delayed grieving\". When a person encounters loss, some people suppress the feelings - often using drugs or alcohol - so that years later they still linger unresolved. A counsellor can guide a person to revisit these feelings. In some cases this can result in the person going through a period of grief many years after the loss - and ideally this results in resolution and more comfortable 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/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow accurate are the \"5 stages of grief\" to model behavior during the loss of an important person? Described as \"denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance\", these are the common five stages of grief that are very popular among people. But how well does it relate to reality? Do people really show defined stages during grief? And are these stages well defined for us to be able to characterize them as \"anger\" and \"bargaining\" and \"acceptance\" etc? If not: 1. How it became so popular? 2. What are the most modern model for grief that we know? 3. Could you share some articles about it?\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!",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"rehydrate in water. keep the water; there might be dust/dirt/bugs (rarely) in the water, strain before using. when soft, chop in small pieces, cook them with the onion and butter at the beginning, add the rice, mix well, use the mushroom water as well as water/broth to build up your risotto.": 0.0,
"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).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why must we forget things, and how does the brain 'choose' what to forget?",
"best_score": 30,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"We forget things based on how infrequently a memory is accessed (consciously or subconsciously). Unused synapses will decay and eventually the neurons will disconnect from each other.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 25,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"What about why things like steam or Epic or Nvidia GeForce log you out every time you don't use them for the shortest of times": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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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.)",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
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"sounds like you need some bolt cutters": 0.0,
"Get a pair of bolt cutters and free your bike. It's your 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\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": "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)?",
"best_score": 12,
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"responses": {
"I found this video really helpful. Imo still not the best pan for eggs, but definitely improves searing for other stuff like meats.": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "CMV: Given our current technological advancement, if humanity band together we could easily achieve a post scarcity civilization. Just with the amount of waste we produce today, technically we produce more than we need but we are still so inept at coordinating productions and our consumptions driven lives. To name a few examples; \\-Food: about 30% of food waste in developing nations in distributing food and about 30% in developing nations in consumer food waste. \\-Clothes: - All that is not sold is burnt. On top of that, it is seasonal. Difficult to design a more wasteful industry. \\-Water: If we were to divide the known quantity of water on earth by the number of humans, that would leave each of us responsible for approximately 0.177 km\u00b3 of water(1,386billion \u00a0km\u00b3 / 7,819billion humans). Only 0.78% of that is fresh water that is not frozen in glaciers and ice caps. Leaving each of us to care for 1.38 billion litres of fresh water. Of course, if we consider a post scarcity civilization, the next question is: \u201c What do we do with ourselves?\u201d",
"best_score": 33,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"Logistics, logistics, logistics, logistics.": 0.0,
"The one thing you're critically ignoring is scarcity of *skills.* We cannot for example eliminate *the need for doctors.* Labor is a resource just like anything else and we are far from eliminating the need for labor.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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: Given our current technological advancement, if humanity band together we could easily achieve a post scarcity civilization. Just with the amount of waste we produce today, technically we produce more than we need but we are still so inept at coordinating productions and our consumptions driven lives. To name a few examples; \\-Food: about 30% of food waste in developing nations in distributing food and about 30% in developing nations in consumer food waste. \\-Clothes: - All that is not sold is burnt. On top of that, it is seasonal. Difficult to design a more wasteful industry. \\-Water: If we were to divide the known quantity of water on earth by the number of humans, that would leave each of us responsible for approximately 0.177 km\u00b3 of water(1,386billion \u00a0km\u00b3 / 7,819billion humans). Only 0.78% of that is fresh water that is not frozen in glaciers and ice caps. Leaving each of us to care for 1.38 billion litres of fresh water. Of course, if we consider a post scarcity civilization, the next question is: \u201c What do we do with ourselves?\u201d\n### Comment:\n",
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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",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Jack Napier": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 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\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Trek] When a starship's phaser fires and misses its target, how dangerous is that free sailing phaser beam should it strike a habitable planet? I've always been a fan of Star Trek's starship engagements but following the Dominion War storyline, phaser fire became much more wild. In the Kelvin Timeline movies and Discovery, phasers sometimes fire at random and scattershot from multiple points on a ship. This development has had me thinking for years about the danger an errant phaser shot represents. Let's say the Enterprise fires its phasers, misses its target and sails off, accidentally striking an inhabitated planet. What level of carnage are we talking here? Like if Paris was struck by a starship phaser... What happens?",
"best_score": 12,
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"Federation targeting systems (Threat Assessment & Targeting System (TA & TS)) do indeed have failsafe systems for double checking a phaser order. Under red alert condition they will only block the most badly aimed shots that are known to the ship's computer to be a threat to known concentrations of lifesigns. Under yellow alert, such orders are countermanded by the system unless an override order is confirmed. Tactical officers will of course do their best to NOT fire so inelegantly but the heat of a space battle can of course lead to fast decisions and evasive action from an enemy may reveal a friendly target the officer had not anticipated. All energy weapons are of course subject to the inverse square law. Particle weapons will also disperse over a distance due to interference with particles in their path. In addition, array/bank focus mechanisms will be varied according to the target's range in order to maximize damage effefts, so will usually be very divergent past that distance.": 0.0,
"I have some headcanon for this. I've seen some people mention effective range due to energy dissipation over distance. But as a \"beam\" of energy, it alsi needs to be focused at a point. I would imagine most shots are made with a specific focus point resolved, where the highest intensity of energy can be found. Meaning, a strike beyond (or even before) that focal point would be less energetic. That would be the most starfleet way to build a weapon and would give it a clear distinction from the way, let's say, a disruptor operates. Perhaps even capable of enough precision and versatility to perform an emergency c-section.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 Trek] When a starship's phaser fires and misses its target, how dangerous is that free sailing phaser beam should it strike a habitable planet? I've always been a fan of Star Trek's starship engagements but following the Dominion War storyline, phaser fire became much more wild. In the Kelvin Timeline movies and Discovery, phasers sometimes fire at random and scattershot from multiple points on a ship. This development has had me thinking for years about the danger an errant phaser shot represents. Let's say the Enterprise fires its phasers, misses its target and sails off, accidentally striking an inhabitated planet. What level of carnage are we talking here? Like if Paris was struck by a starship phaser... What happens?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] How did the Dursleys explain to the doctor in London that their son needed a pig tail removed?",
"best_score": 17,
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"responses": {
"I figured it was a just a temporary thing that wears off after 15 minutes or so.": 0.0,
"When you go to the doctor do you usually come up with some story explaining exactly how and why something has occurred? Where I am from, it is generally the responsibility of the doctor to figure something like that out. Perhaps the UK is different though.": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: Pharma companies should not be allowed to market/advertise prescription-only products direct to consumers or patients. These products should only be marketed to physicians, APN\u2019s, or healthcare providers. Physicians / APN\u2019s should be the ones diagnosing and prescribing medications. Patients with a preconceived notion that they want or need a particular drug based on some 30-second TV commercial is reckless. The drug may not be the right drug and may not be covered by insurance. In large part, I support free-market capitalism. However I do believe that there are exceptions when it comes to things like healthcare. Plus, in today\u2019s world, there are plenty of ways to market these products specifically to healthcare providers.",
"best_score": 40,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"I'm not sure why available drugs or options for a person's health should be secret. My ignorance is better for me? If the drugs have to be approved by a knowledgeable professional, why should it matter if I know about the option or not? The health professional still has to approve of it, regardless if I know about it or not.": 0.0,
"I'm not really sure how often or to what degree physicians, pharmacists, and the like look into new drugs. It seems quite possible that there's a new drug available that could help a patient out and their doctor simply isn't aware of it. Even if they are, it may not occur to them to consider it. Say you're a doctor; you get pamphlets or emails for ten new drugs. Are you really going to look into all of them and then consider the possible benefits they have for every one of you patients? It seems like most doctors are too busy for that kind of thing. But the patient only has to be aware of the medical history and needs of one person; themself. And if the doctor, in their judgement, thinks that the person would not benefit from drug X, all they have to do is say so and explain why. Even if the patient disagrees, the doctor can simply refuse to prescribe 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: Pharma companies should not be allowed to market/advertise prescription-only products direct to consumers or patients. These products should only be marketed to physicians, APN\u2019s, or healthcare providers. Physicians / APN\u2019s should be the ones diagnosing and prescribing medications. Patients with a preconceived notion that they want or need a particular drug based on some 30-second TV commercial is reckless. The drug may not be the right drug and may not be covered by insurance. In large part, I support free-market capitalism. However I do believe that there are exceptions when it comes to things like healthcare. Plus, in today\u2019s world, there are plenty of ways to market these products specifically to healthcare providers.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Alderaanian here. A new moon just appeared in the sky out of nowhere. As an astrology buff, how will this affect my horoscope? Exciting times.",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"That's no moon. It is a giant space camera. Quick, gather as many people as you can, go outside, and when you see the flash yell \"Happy birthday Obi wan Kenobi\". Trust me, it will be worth it...": 0.0,
"Guys, I just scrolled through the whole thread five times. OP hasn't responded to any of these replies..": 1.0
},
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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?",
"best_score": 26,
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"Go to the cabinet. Take out a glass. Go to the sink and fill the glass. Now place the glass on the counter. The glass represents part of the landscape. It\u2019s an area of rock that can hold water \u2014 either there\u2019s no cracks in it, or the cracks are small enough it takes a while for the water to get out - let\u2019s call it a basin. The counter holding the glass off the floor is just whatever dirt and rock did underneath that keep it above sea level. The faucet represents the source of water: rain (or snow). It either falls directly into the basin, or it falls somewhere uphill of the basin and pours downhill as a stream, or water soaking through the dirt an gathers in the basin. Water is there because it fills faster than it empties. Maybe it\u2019s difficult for the water to get out, maybe water is being added really quickly. Whichever some water backs up to that spot and stays there long enough to form a body of water (anything from a puddle to a great lake).": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 16,
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"responses": {
"the nazis went after all manner of \"occult\" items in search of anything supernatural or something that would have a tactical edge. It was Belloch that was obsessed with it, he's the one who made it a \"crusade\" and opened it..": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Would it be worth it to get an engineering minor? Hi all, I\u2019m a current high school senior. My strengths lie more in art/design/product design but I do love creating and inventing new things and I would love to be part of a startup sometime in my career. However, I feel that if I want to be creating new products I should go into engineering or at least have an engineering minor or double major (in like mechanical engineering) because I feel like product design won\u2019t be as involved with the creation process. Any advice or insight?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Go with industrial design and either a minor or a second major/degree in economics. Get a business degree (most likely an MBA) after 3-5 years of experience, too.": 0.0,
"You may want to look into industrial design. It's not engineering, it doesn't have the same math and science requirements. It's kind of where engineering and art come 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/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWould it be worth it to get an engineering minor? Hi all, I\u2019m a current high school senior. My strengths lie more in art/design/product design but I do love creating and inventing new things and I would love to be part of a startup sometime in my career. However, I feel that if I want to be creating new products I should go into engineering or at least have an engineering minor or double major (in like mechanical engineering) because I feel like product design won\u2019t be as involved with the creation process. Any advice or insight?\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!",
"best_score": 44,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"I applied to every prof job I qualified for in 3 states (as I wanted to be location bound like you). I DID get one, but it took 2.5 years and meanwhile I was adjuncting and doing other side work to get by.": 0.0,
"Very little.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "IL - roommate's boyfriend living with us, refuses to pay rent Hey everyone! I'm in a little dilemma. I (21F) am the sole homeowner of a home in Southern IL. My friend, also roommate (23F), lives with me but pays rent. We have no formal written agreement, just texts stating she will be paying X amount per month. A little over three months ago, my roommate's boyfriend (25M) started staying over multiple nights. It evolved into him staying in the home for weeks at a time, then when I brought up that I'd need rent money from him, they both stated that Boyfriend was not living there, just \"staying the night.\" This began a viscious cycle of him staying for a few weeks, I bring up needing rent from him, he'd leave and go home for a few days, and then return for a few more weeks. If you come into my house, you will most likely assume a man is living here. His toiletries are in my bathroom, his clothes are in Roommate's dresser, and my food is being eaten/water is being used/gas is being used twice as fast as just my roommate and I. Today marks the 7th day he's \"spent the night\" and refuses to pay rent. I love my roommate dearly but this financial thing is causing a rift between us. I cannot afford 3 people living in my home without another rent/income. What legal actions can I take from here out? I don't want to formally sue as I consider my roommate and her BF two of my closest friends, but I will do what I must. Legal advice?",
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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,
"1. create and have your roomate sign a formal lease/rental agreement 2. create a clause that specifically states that house guests are limited to 7 overnights per month or whatever number you can both agree upon 3. also create a clause on a per day fee for guests that overstay that number of days (i.e $75/day) the point here is that the daily charge is significantly more than what a monthly rent would be charged. 4. if she refuses, give her a 30 day notice, that the lease is not being renewed and that she needs to find a new place to live": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nIL - roommate's boyfriend living with us, refuses to pay rent Hey everyone! I'm in a little dilemma. I (21F) am the sole homeowner of a home in Southern IL. My friend, also roommate (23F), lives with me but pays rent. We have no formal written agreement, just texts stating she will be paying X amount per month. A little over three months ago, my roommate's boyfriend (25M) started staying over multiple nights. It evolved into him staying in the home for weeks at a time, then when I brought up that I'd need rent money from him, they both stated that Boyfriend was not living there, just \"staying the night.\" This began a viscious cycle of him staying for a few weeks, I bring up needing rent from him, he'd leave and go home for a few days, and then return for a few more weeks. If you come into my house, you will most likely assume a man is living here. His toiletries are in my bathroom, his clothes are in Roommate's dresser, and my food is being eaten/water is being used/gas is being used twice as fast as just my roommate and I. Today marks the 7th day he's \"spent the night\" and refuses to pay rent. I love my roommate dearly but this financial thing is causing a rift between us. I cannot afford 3 people living in my home without another rent/income. What legal actions can I take from here out? I don't want to formally sue as I consider my roommate and her BF two of my closest friends, but I will do what I must. Legal advice?\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 ?",
"best_score": 34,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Imagine you're cells have a mirror they look into and all the time they just look at theirselves in the mirror then pull them through the mirror then swap to the other side.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 35,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"I had a professor in from an American university. He made it as a tradition to share three top scores on tests/exams/etc.": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[Superman] Does Clark Kent have to pretend to work out at the gym frequently so no one gets suspicious of how naturally muscular he is?",
"best_score": 40,
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"Not need I think. Being Superman takes up much of his time so there\u2019s plenty of time when Clark Kent is nowhere to be found or unaccountable. People would just think that he goes to the gym then, without him necessarily having to actually go to one. Put another way, if I see someone who is buff, I would still assume that they exercise regularly even if they don\u2019t have social media posts about going to the gym.": 0.0,
"Probably but that wouldn't be hard a lie to maintain. Clark Kent is supposed to be a boring dude \"I dont go out Saturday nights I spend them at the gym. thats where I was all weekend, sure\"": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 61,
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"Not a lawyer Some states have an open registry where one can search the names of the inmate population and it will tell you if they are there. So that would be the first place to check. If you are not sure, you could call up one of the counties and talk to the sheriffs non emergency line and ask about such and they may be able to give you further numbers and contacts to find such.": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[TX] Local home builder drops nails all over our roads, leaving us with constant tire punctures. They won\u2019t pay for tires or street sweeping, what can we do? I live in a new community right outside of Austin, all built by the same builder. Over the past few months, folks who live here have had to replace numerous tires due to nail punctures. When I take my daughter on walks around the neighborhood, we collect nails from the streets! They are coming off of trucks that come and go from the sites still under construction. Various neighbors have tried to be compensated for tires or asked them to pay for street sweeping. The builder says he won\u2019t do anything, it\u2019s not his problem. Our HOA says it\u2019s not something they can make the builder do. Do we have any chance at getting to them if we hire legal representation? We\u2019re also a bit rural, outside of the incorporated town limits of an Austin suburb. So I\u2019m not sure if the town would even send a street sweeper. We\u2019re talking 30+ new tires and countless patches. Im trying to collect an actual count from neighbors.",
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"I'd go to each site and compare nails to see where it might have come from.": 0.0,
"I work for a builder. To sue for the cost of the tires you need to find the actual responsible party. The builder subbed out all the work, and the builder is not legally responsible for what the sub contractors do on public roads getting to and from the job site. You need to sue the sub contractor who is dropping the nails. Unfortunately this is hard to prove and there are probably more than one dropping debris. They have almost a herd immunity to this kind of lawsuit. This may cause this to get deleted by the mods, but you need to put pressure on the builder to pressure their subs. And as long as homes are selling, there is no pressure. Your best bet is social media. Make a scene. Builders are very sensitive to this. Post complaints all over neighborhood Facebook pages. And if you are mad enough, hang a sign on your car and park it on the street in front of the model. You will get a fast response.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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[TX] Local home builder drops nails all over our roads, leaving us with constant tire punctures. They won\u2019t pay for tires or street sweeping, what can we do? I live in a new community right outside of Austin, all built by the same builder. Over the past few months, folks who live here have had to replace numerous tires due to nail punctures. When I take my daughter on walks around the neighborhood, we collect nails from the streets! They are coming off of trucks that come and go from the sites still under construction. Various neighbors have tried to be compensated for tires or asked them to pay for street sweeping. The builder says he won\u2019t do anything, it\u2019s not his problem. Our HOA says it\u2019s not something they can make the builder do. Do we have any chance at getting to them if we hire legal representation? We\u2019re also a bit rural, outside of the incorporated town limits of an Austin suburb. So I\u2019m not sure if the town would even send a street sweeper. We\u2019re talking 30+ new tires and countless patches. Im trying to collect an actual count from neighbors.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: The psychology behind chronic self destructive behaviors? Like, what kind of events can cause them, or like why does their brain say to do the thing knowing the consequences? I apologise if I sound ignorant or rude, I simply don't understand and very much would like to!",
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"Im self destructive! And i dont even know it till way down the road. I try to think but it fails": 0.0,
"Basically, you learn to do whatever is most adaptive for survival, and that generally means avoiding stress. That\u2019s why a behavior (eg. drinking alcohol) at one time might reduce stress presently but later become the source of stress (eg. missing work because you are too hungover.) Also you go with what you know. If your parents were poor communicators you\u2019ll likely find partners that communicate the same way because it is familiar.": 1.0
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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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"P\u00e2t\u00e9": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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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.",
"best_score": 35,
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"Your protein should be something that doesn't have a strong flavor in advance, like chicken for example. There are some chicken variations, like some mild sausages that may do the trick if you blanch it. You could play safer by cutting those sausages in small pieces, drain them, and add them as a topping instead of mixing it. And use a very strong cheese, such as aged cheddar, gruyere, and adding some parm will really put the accent on the cheesy flavor as well.": 0.0,
"why do you feel like you have to put meat in it?": 1.0
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"post_content": "my brother and I are from Iowa. I set up a trip to Arizona for us in May. my brother is on probation and he just mentioned that he heard you can't leave the state while on probation for a misdemeanor. we've been trying to find more information on this but can't really find a straight answer.",
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"It\u2019s probably unsupervised misdemeanor probation if he really doesn\u2019t have a PO. If he has a PO and he doesn\u2019t realize he\u2019s got way bigger issues. His final sentencing order will say the terms and conditions of his suspended sentence/supervision. A clerk from the sentencing court might just read it to him over the phone and give him the agency to call. Of course if the clerk is wrong and it was just a phone call, he\u2019s fucked. Best to see the order.": 0.0,
"\u201cTrying to find more information\u201d? Call his PO. Don\u2019t go Googling around trying to find some answer you *want to hear* so that you guys can just leave. Do not fuck around with this. Call his PO, your brother has the number, and what the PO tells him is the *only* answer that matters.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 brother and I are from Iowa. I set up a trip to Arizona for us in May. my brother is on probation and he just mentioned that he heard you can't leave the state while on probation for a misdemeanor. we've been trying to find more information on this but can't really find a straight answer.\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?",
"best_score": 11,
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"\\>wouldn't he have always been unable to see that period of time, wouldn't that be kinda sus? No. He could see that period of time when the time actually came - he's still partially human and linked with the present. The \"him\" that sees all of time and space would be temporarily blind during the period Ozy blurred with his tachyon particles.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Can\u2019t eat immediately after cooking \u2014 common problem? I\u2019m a pretty good home cook, but whether I\u2019m cooking something very nice for guests, or just an Alfredo sauce/curry/soup/wev for my family, I find lately that I cannot take even a bite or two for about 20-30 minutes right after I\u2019m done cooking. It\u2019s like my nose and stomach are overwhelmed with sensation. I\u2019m tasting as I go along of course, but the idea of eating is repulsive. This is inconvenient for me (eating cold leftovers alone later) and looks weird to guests (I think.) Anyone else have this problem or have solutions to offer? I\u2019d be so grateful. Thanks.",
"best_score": 12,
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"I rarely eat anything I cook although everyone says the food is delicious. For some reason I lose my appetite.": 0.0,
"I have it too! Sometimes I try to take some fresh air outside and/or delay my cooking and eat something in between to get my digestion going. But that is not something to count on. Wish I had a solution aswell!": 1.0
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"post_content": "Why do people rest their meat on a rack? I see this when people are either dry brining meat, or resting meat after cooking. Wouldn\u2019t using a rack cause the moisture in the meat to drip away, instead of being reabsorbed into the meat? Wouldn\u2019t that make the meat dryer and less flavorful compared to resting it on a plate?",
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"When you dry brine raw meat, juices are released and then reabsorbed. But juices that escape from cooked meat don't reabsorb. Resting allows the juices that do not escape to settle, but once it's on the plate it stays there.": 0.0,
"The moisture only drains away when the meat is cut soon after taking it off the grill. Meats needs to \"rest\" so the juices can be distributed throughout.": 1.0
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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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"Adding to what has already been said. If you suffered any injury during the described assault you should seek medical treatment and file a workers compensation claim since the incident happened during your employment.": 0.0,
"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.": 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.",
"best_score": 109,
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"So....the Half-Point Prince?": 0.0,
"> \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": 1.0
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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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"As a kid growing up in England we could get fish n chips wrapped in newspaper off a truck even, then I\u2019d asked people over there if this still is the way and they said yes to newspaper but only after a layer of wax paper. I\u2019ve been able to work two Cajun/pho places with no fusion happening, just straight down the line authentic foods from each culinary tradition, which I was told originated in OC California and TX as a concept but nothing further as to why etcetera. Maybe I can fish around this sub for the answer or someone can point me towards a thread? We would serve the seafood boils from empty Corona metal pails and customers would dump it onto plastic red and white checked tablecloths. I\u2019d think a kitchen or even a serving area with a huge stack of newspapers could end up a fire hazard?": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"post_content": "Period blood is pouring out of me 24F, Caucasian, 116 lbs, 5\u20198\u201d, non-smoker, quit drinking in July, never been sexually active, went off BC (to control hormones) almost year ago due to clotting concerns (family history of multiple strokes), yes I am anemic. Current medications: Ondanestron, Wixela, iron supplements, Vitamin B,C supplements. Also, just had blood work done and thyroid panel and CBC all came back normal. Yesterday was the worst day I\u2019ve ever experienced having a period. I soaked through 3 tampons in just under four hours. Decided to full stop the tampons and put a pad on, whilst doing that decided I need to use the restroom. To my surprise, instead of urine, blood poured out of me for a good ten seconds. I\u2019m not just talking a little bit, I\u2019m talking if you stood over the toilet with a full glass of water and poured it all out. When that was done, I wiped and was met with a clot the size of almost a golf ball. I\u2019ve never had a period like this before. I have no energy, the blood coming out is not a familiar consistency of periods past, and I\u2019m feeling so nauseous and fatigued. I\u2019m calling on Monday to schedule a gynecologist appointment, but would like to hear opinions on what this sounds like to others.",
"best_score": 34,
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"Not a doctor, but my mother had uterine fibroids so bad she had to get a hysterectomy and she told me about the extremely heavy \"periods\" she was having. Basically what you are describing seems like that": 0.0,
"Please update us": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nPeriod blood is pouring out of me 24F, Caucasian, 116 lbs, 5\u20198\u201d, non-smoker, quit drinking in July, never been sexually active, went off BC (to control hormones) almost year ago due to clotting concerns (family history of multiple strokes), yes I am anemic. Current medications: Ondanestron, Wixela, iron supplements, Vitamin B,C supplements. Also, just had blood work done and thyroid panel and CBC all came back normal. Yesterday was the worst day I\u2019ve ever experienced having a period. I soaked through 3 tampons in just under four hours. Decided to full stop the tampons and put a pad on, whilst doing that decided I need to use the restroom. To my surprise, instead of urine, blood poured out of me for a good ten seconds. I\u2019m not just talking a little bit, I\u2019m talking if you stood over the toilet with a full glass of water and poured it all out. When that was done, I wiped and was met with a clot the size of almost a golf ball. I\u2019ve never had a period like this before. I have no energy, the blood coming out is not a familiar consistency of periods past, and I\u2019m feeling so nauseous and fatigued. I\u2019m calling on Monday to schedule a gynecologist appointment, but would like to hear opinions on what this sounds like to others.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Advise for young engineers: what should we do now to set up for success later ? Any experienced engineers out there ? I am writing this post to ask any advise that you may want to bestow upon your younger fellows charting their way to becoming good, productive members of society ? I never had any engineering mentors growing up, and it's difficult to chart the path looking forward but it's easier to see the prints in the sand behind you. What are the key elements that every engineer should be aware of ? Any and all advise is welcome !",
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"As someone who followed a similar path and paved my way in engineering without much help, I would say be appreciative of where you land. Also, listen to your superiors; they likely have made the same mistake you\u2019re about to make and generally want you to succeed. Making mistakes is inevitable and groups of engineers tend to be combative rather than supportive. Own your mistakes, it\u2019s a badge of honor and the best way to learn.": 0.0,
"Never stop asking questions of everything around you. Weird clouds in the sky? Go find out. Confusing thing on the news. Figure out the history behind things. Engineering is applying problem solving techniques to science to get the desired outcome, but you can still hone those techniques in other fields. Develop an inquisitive mind for the world around you and you will be surprised at how you begin to see solutions or methods that aren't apparent to others. The second thing that quite a few technically focused engineers forget is lose sight of is management systems. Without structure, an engineering firm is just a bunch of smart (or not so smart) people working individually. Figure out how your organisation is structured, work is generated, assigned, checked, approved and issued. Find out how business is developed from clients (or projects if you are client side). If you show interest in this as a young engineer this will give you a massive advantage as you can tailor how you work to the way your company does things. It also helps you understand the bigger picture of what you are doing as well. The third thing is context. Most graduate engineers end up doing menial tasks (calculations, drawings, etc) that can be seen as monotonous. Its easy to just sit there and plug away at applying your calculation methodology to whatever someone puts in front of you, but this doesn't make you an engineer. This ties into points 1 and 2 where you should always look to understand how and why what you are doing fits into the bigger picture. It may be a design of a ladder or valve, but why are you doing it. What does it accomplish and how does this benefit the wider structure/item.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nAdvise for young engineers: what should we do now to set up for success later ? Any experienced engineers out there ? I am writing this post to ask any advise that you may want to bestow upon your younger fellows charting their way to becoming good, productive members of society ? I never had any engineering mentors growing up, and it's difficult to chart the path looking forward but it's easier to see the prints in the sand behind you. What are the key elements that every engineer should be aware of ? Any and all advise is welcome !\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If 30 year old farm tractors are selling like crazy because farmers hate their inability to repair, why not build tractors that are easy to repair? There are a number of states contemplating a right to repair for farm implements because the new equipment can only be repaired by the manufacturer. This reliance on others to repairs goes so strongly against the customers wishes but would lead to a financial boon in the near term. I guess my real question is why aren\u2019t there companies out there building simple reliable machines that can be fixed easily. Surely a less sophisticated machine is cheaper to build?",
"best_score": 54,
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"responses": {
"Only tangentially related, but this right to repair stuff is also happening especially with Apple. Here's one video of Apple deliberately going out of their way to make repair impossible: https://youtu.be/lTpHa70DDX0?t=171 The unfortunate reality is that for Apple/John, this is simply a good way to squeeze as much money as they can from their customers. A new company can enter the scene, but it takes an incredible amount of time to build up the required tooling, equipment, and reputation to start selling tractors. All the while, Apple/John will use sleazy business practices to kick you down. And even if you succeed, Apple/John will simply start being sort of normal again, which is great for the world, but means your business isn't pulling anywhere near the profits required to recoup the investments. And investors know that.": 0.0,
"I can't account for all the roadblocks to doing that, but one would be modern emissions standards. You couldn't just start producing 30 year old tractors, it'd have to be a new but simple tractor. You can sell and buy them 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/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf 30 year old farm tractors are selling like crazy because farmers hate their inability to repair, why not build tractors that are easy to repair? There are a number of states contemplating a right to repair for farm implements because the new equipment can only be repaired by the manufacturer. This reliance on others to repairs goes so strongly against the customers wishes but would lead to a financial boon in the near term. I guess my real question is why aren\u2019t there companies out there building simple reliable machines that can be fixed easily. Surely a less sophisticated machine is cheaper to build?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Boiling water for pasta starting from hot water instead of cold water? A friend sent me a video of someone about to boil some pasta from water that started from hot water. Then some Italian guy started freaking out saying it should always start from cold water and even threw out the water and started over. At first i thought this is dumb, there shouldn't be any difference if it ends up boiling anyways. Sounds just like some elitism or super strict tradition that shouldn't he relevant anymore. He didn't even bother explaining why when asked. Then again, sometimes what might seem like common sense may be wrong so is there actually any validity to this? Is it just because we didnt have hot water dispensers back then?",
"best_score": 57,
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"Hot water can dissolve more things in your pipes and put them into your pot than cold water. Any minerals or really just about anything that is sitting in your pipes will be more present in hot water than cold, this is why you\u2019re not supposed to cook with hot water.": 0.0,
"Check with your local government In Sweden hot tap water isn't considered safe to drink or use in cooking (https://www.livsmedelsverket.se/livsmedel-och-innehall/mat-och-dryck/dricksvatten)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nBoiling water for pasta starting from hot water instead of cold water? A friend sent me a video of someone about to boil some pasta from water that started from hot water. Then some Italian guy started freaking out saying it should always start from cold water and even threw out the water and started over. At first i thought this is dumb, there shouldn't be any difference if it ends up boiling anyways. Sounds just like some elitism or super strict tradition that shouldn't he relevant anymore. He didn't even bother explaining why when asked. Then again, sometimes what might seem like common sense may be wrong so is there actually any validity to this? Is it just because we didnt have hot water dispensers back then?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "33f got covid vaccine dose 2 3 weeks ago...have a question I got Pfizer done exactly three weeks ago today. Yesterday I tested my blood for antibodies and it was negative. Now I know we aren\u2019t injected with the actual virus but I thought I\u2019d develop antibodies?? What\u2019s the information on this, if any?? Thank you!!",
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"I had 1 dose of the COVID vaccine and 3 weeks after donated blood. They tested for antibodies and the result was inconclusive. My prior blood donation 55 days before was negative for antibodies. I don\u2019t know if this gives any insight but that was my experience": 0.0,
"I really hope you get an answer soon. I just got my second Moderna shot. I didn't really have much of an immune system response with either which makes me wonder if I was already exposed. I don't want to waste money on an antibody test if it wouldn't be valid for me. Maybe someone will have the 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/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n33f got covid vaccine dose 2 3 weeks ago...have a question I got Pfizer done exactly three weeks ago today. Yesterday I tested my blood for antibodies and it was negative. Now I know we aren\u2019t injected with the actual virus but I thought I\u2019d develop antibodies?? What\u2019s the information on this, if any?? Thank you!!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is a 100 person choir singing the same song not 100 times louder than one person? I suspect it's something to do with sounds waves so have flaired as physics, but not sure?",
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"responses": {
"Decibels work at a logarithmic scale, meaning that you need to double the power to get just slightly more dB": 0.0,
"Humans can't detect small variations in some forms of energy, and instead we interpret these things differently than physics would. Sound is one of these. Instead of hearing a soundwave with twice as much energy as twice as loud, we hear it something like .3 (the result of log10(2)) times as loud (the actual value may be from a different log base in practice, but the scale is similar enough). This is far more useful to us, because now we can hear small sounds (like an animal walking in a forest) while not instantly being deafened by loud sounds (like an animal roaring to scare away predators). There is also a potential of the energy being less based on distance (sound becomes less energetic at a cube rate of distance from the source), but that is the lesser influence in a single venue. It is also possible to have constructive/destructive soundwaves, but the chaos of a choir arrangement is not precise enough to cancel out the energy involved at any real rate in either direction; that is something more often seen with precisely placed and timed electronic 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/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why is a 100 person choir singing the same song not 100 times louder than one person? I suspect it's something to do with sounds waves so have flaired as physics, but not sure?\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.",
"best_score": 83,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askbaking",
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"My only logical explanation for this is that the batter absorbs the heat, and having empty cups means there's less mass to be heated, potentially raising the temperature in the oven? Kind of like how baking two trays of something takes longer than just one. I imagine it doesn't make an appreciable difference if you're not looking for it, but I wonder if you could notice it when looking and only filling a small portion of the cups \ud83e\udd14": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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!",
"best_score": 21,
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"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"I installed workrave on my computer. It gently forces me to look away from my computer screen every 20 minutes.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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.",
"best_score": 16,
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"Yeah both cabbage and pork can get fishy in my experience. I have had bacon grease give an off flavor before that tends fishy": 0.0,
"I've had brussel sprouts give off a fishy smell when they were past their prime. \u2070": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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.",
"best_score": 67,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"I think it\u2019s not fair. But, yea, I think it is expected. And, if you don\u2019t, you probably won\u2019t be competitive in the job market (unless your productivity is so high that you can compete with people that work all the time). Even if you work weekend and holidays, I still don\u2019t think you are guarantee a job. I am not a PhD yet, so take it with a grain of salt.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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.",
"best_score": 11,
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">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 don't think that is what the contract is saying. You might want to clarify with a lawyer or your HR department.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "[DC] In terms of Kryptonians, is Superman exceptional? It seems like the more you look into Superman and what he can do/has done, the more reality-breaking things you discover (insert \"no-limits\" riff here). Would *any* Kryptonian raised on Earth be just as ridiculous, or does Superman have some sort of quality that puts him a step above?",
"best_score": 109,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"In my opinion he absolutely is different. He is just way too strong. I refuse to believe all kryptonians are capable of doing everything Kal did in his written history if they were in his place. He has some...insane feats. Silver age. Has there ever been a story where krypton was in obit of a yellow sun?": 0.0,
"I recall Kal talking about his extraordinary willpower being the reason he basically took over the phantom zone when he was trapped there for a time. If so, it's likely not that he has any better natural physicals than other kryptonian, but that he can better access them due to the fact that he developed them as early as possible, and also that he spent basically his whole life under a yellow 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/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] In terms of Kryptonians, is Superman exceptional? It seems like the more you look into Superman and what he can do/has done, the more reality-breaking things you discover (insert \"no-limits\" riff here). Would *any* Kryptonian raised on Earth be just as ridiculous, or does Superman have some sort of quality that puts him a step above?\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.",
"best_score": 47,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"Have you tried collapsing the comment threads as you skim through them?": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Demystifying the \"how spicy would you like it on a scale of 1-5?\" question at American Thai restaurants? When American Thai restaurants ask \"How spicy would you like your food - on a scale of 1-5?\", **what are they doing to adjust the spice level?** Is it as simple as shaking more red pepper flakes into a 4 vs a 2? Or maybe cooking the food in spicier cooking oil for a 3 vs a 1? Is there some \"special\" spicy oil/sauce that's used for maximum-heat 5's? Thanks very much!",
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"There isn\u2019t a standard. It\u2019s up to the cook": 0.0,
"In many restaurants its not a quantified scale (ie its not how many chillis or spoonfuls of spice are added), but relates to a qualitative scale. 1 usually means \"not spicy for folk who like spice, mild enough for folk who don't enjoy heat to say that its nicely spiced\". 2 usually means \"hot enough that someone who doesn't enjoy heat is going to struggle a bit with it, but could just manage\". 3 is \"hot enough for someone who enjoys a bit of spice, but isn't crazy about burning their mouth off\" 4 is \"too hot for most people, but not quite as hot as the dish can reasonably be made\" 5 is \"about as hot as the dish can reasonably be made without ruining it\". It'll vary from dish to dish, as some flavour profiles can take more spice. Of course, they'll absolutely make any dish spicier than a 5 for you if you ask, but at that point you're just trading away flavour for 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\nDemystifying the \"how spicy would you like it on a scale of 1-5?\" question at American Thai restaurants? When American Thai restaurants ask \"How spicy would you like your food - on a scale of 1-5?\", **what are they doing to adjust the spice level?** Is it as simple as shaking more red pepper flakes into a 4 vs a 2? Or maybe cooking the food in spicier cooking oil for a 3 vs a 1? Is there some \"special\" spicy oil/sauce that's used for maximum-heat 5's? Thanks very much!\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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"It is called transition. That\u2019s why.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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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"Black market... What other option is there? It's worth the risk if it stops seizures.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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\u2019ve read that soy sauce is lime wine \u2014 there\u2019s a million types and some of them rarely or never get sold outside of the place where it\u2019s made. I would LOVE to go to a soy sauce shop in japan, I can\u2019t even imagine what that would be like": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "I'm pushing for a raise for 2 of the engineers on my team. Do I let them know I'm actively trying to get them a raise or wait until upper management decides? I don't want to tell them I asked for one and then have to explain the rejection, if it happens",
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"You answered your own question.": 0.0,
"Seems like you already understand the problem - if you tell them and can\u2019t get it done, you\u2019re going to have a much harder conversation and maybe they should go look for new employment where their value is appreciated. Personally, I\u2019d prefer to be surprised with good news, not bad news.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 pushing for a raise for 2 of the engineers on my team. Do I let them know I'm actively trying to get them a raise or wait until upper management decides? I don't want to tell them I asked for one and then have to explain the rejection, if it happens\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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"I got tested four days after showing symptoms. I tested positive and my boyfriend tested negative. This was back in May. We both stayed at home. We think he may have had it in March.": 0.0,
"Everyone should quarantine as if everyone has it when one person in the home gets it. Definitely get re-tested before you unquarantine. Nad": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "CMV: Political ads should be banned from television Midterms are coming up soon. That means it's political ad season. Usually the ads on TV will say something along the lines of \"If you vote YES on prop 69, your grandma will die. You don't want grandma to die, do you?\" *cue B roll footage of old lady being pushed down the stairs by man in suit* Point being is that these ads are emotionally-driven, fallacy-ridden loads of crap pushed by lobbyists and special interest groups. The end result is that they can spin the marketing however they want, as long as it benefits them. Since these ads are rarely, if ever, informative, then they should no longer be shown on television.",
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"Seems like an odd angle. Why would we simultaneously push for more people to vote while also pushing to reduce the information that people get about candidates and issues?": 0.0,
">Since these ads are rarely, if ever, informative, then they should no longer be shown on television. Are only informative things allowed to be shown on TV?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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: Political ads should be banned from television Midterms are coming up soon. That means it's political ad season. Usually the ads on TV will say something along the lines of \"If you vote YES on prop 69, your grandma will die. You don't want grandma to die, do you?\" *cue B roll footage of old lady being pushed down the stairs by man in suit* Point being is that these ads are emotionally-driven, fallacy-ridden loads of crap pushed by lobbyists and special interest groups. The end result is that they can spin the marketing however they want, as long as it benefits them. Since these ads are rarely, if ever, informative, then they should no longer be shown on television.\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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"Realistically you have nothing to worry about as long as your landlord in writing has given you a extension of rent. Your parents don't own the property and thus can't evict anyone. They have no power in this and at most can just give baseless threats that can't lead to anything. Just make sure via written that the landlord is to not listen to anyone about your living situations.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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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"Usually a trick around it is buy the pipe and have the fitting ends machined to the size you need.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Avatar:The last Airbender] Did the fire nation face a lot of mistrust and hate after Ozai's defeat? Did the other nations just really let bygones be bygones or were those of the fire nation and fire benders hated for a long time after? Did Aang help smooth things over?",
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"Yes": 0.0,
"Hmm, I\u2019m trying to think of hard evidence I can point to. Really the biggest thing is the appointment of the avatars friend as new fire lord, and the work they did to set up capital city and move the world away from the nationalism that caused the 100 year war, and subsequent earth nation insurrection": 1.0
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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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"NaL, but you have a lease effective until Nov. Tell them to pound sand unless he's willing to give you a payout to end the lease early.": 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/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": "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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"i recommend keeping an engineering notebook or log of the \u201cdumb\u201d information you ask. sometimes its easy to forget the seemingly simple stuff.": 0.0,
"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!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Am I insane for putting vinegar in my lemonade? I eat out and try restaurants with my friends on a pretty regular basis, and a lot of places we've been serve very good food but lackluster drinks. One time, I got a lemonade with my meal. It was EXCEEDINGLY sweet and not very \"lemony\" or acidic at all, so I decided to MacGyver a solution on the spot. I diluted the lemonade with water to reduce the sweetness, then added a few teaspoons of malt vinegar and a pinch of salt to bring back some of the citrus acidity that I had diluted and balance the sugar. My friends looked at me like an insane person but I tried it and it was actually really good. I figured it was just the novelty of it that I was enjoying, so I made it again at home and I am officially hooked. Every time we go out now, I order a lemonade and do the same thing. My friends think I'm insane for liking it. Am I? Is there a culinary explanation this?",
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"I think you're brilliant, honestly. Granted, my family's lemonade recipe is strong AF (30% lemon juice), so I don't usually bother ordering it at restaurants. There isn't nearly enough tartness for the sugar.": 0.0,
"all things done out of love are beyond good and evil.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nAm I insane for putting vinegar in my lemonade? I eat out and try restaurants with my friends on a pretty regular basis, and a lot of places we've been serve very good food but lackluster drinks. One time, I got a lemonade with my meal. It was EXCEEDINGLY sweet and not very \"lemony\" or acidic at all, so I decided to MacGyver a solution on the spot. I diluted the lemonade with water to reduce the sweetness, then added a few teaspoons of malt vinegar and a pinch of salt to bring back some of the citrus acidity that I had diluted and balance the sugar. My friends looked at me like an insane person but I tried it and it was actually really good. I figured it was just the novelty of it that I was enjoying, so I made it again at home and I am officially hooked. Every time we go out now, I order a lemonade and do the same thing. My friends think I'm insane for liking it. Am I? Is there a culinary explanation this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How likely is it a surgical instrument left inside me wouldn't show up in an x-ray? 30F. Living in Canada. I had a c-section two months ago and they told me the instrument count was off when they closed me up. They did an x-ray right after and nothing came up so that was that. I didn't think about it at the time, but it's really starting to worry me now. I've been reading cases where surgical instruments are left behind during c-sections and how surgical sponges are often missed during x-rays apparently. Is there any way to make absolute certain there's nothing left inside of me? Should I request another x-ray? Or is there another more accurate kind of scan they can do?",
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"Did this happen to be a planned c-section or an emergency c-section?": 0.0,
"There are two counts in the OR: 1) sponge count and 2) sharps count. Sponges have tags on them that should be well seen on xrays. Sharps count includes needles and scalpel blades and sundry other sharps. Needles can fall off the field and onto the floor never to be found again. Xrays are required if the sharps count is off even if everyone in the room knew the needle fell to the floor. Hence, the fact that counts were off and xrays were negative makes it highly unlikely anything was left inside. In fact, they may have simply followed protocols for \"counts off\" knowing all the while that a needle fell to the floor.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nHow likely is it a surgical instrument left inside me wouldn't show up in an x-ray? 30F. Living in Canada. I had a c-section two months ago and they told me the instrument count was off when they closed me up. They did an x-ray right after and nothing came up so that was that. I didn't think about it at the time, but it's really starting to worry me now. I've been reading cases where surgical instruments are left behind during c-sections and how surgical sponges are often missed during x-rays apparently. Is there any way to make absolute certain there's nothing left inside of me? Should I request another x-ray? Or is there another more accurate kind of scan they can do?\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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"Wood is an insulator, cellulose and carbon. Metal has a higher thermal conductivity. Therefore heat flows from the metal to its surroundings at a quicker rate than the wood. Wood also contains more empty space in its structure and hold\u2019s more air. These are my assumptions from general engineering principles.": 0.0,
"The metal is dissipating the heat of your hand faster and therefore feels cooler": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nIf we place wood and metal at room temperature, why does metal feel colder than wood even though they are at the same temperature?\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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"I used to have this old, shitty \"duck and cover\"-type pamphlet about nuclear safety from I would guess around the late 60's... It talked about how to best survive a nuclear blast (if you had warning, like from a siren), and it even told you how to make a ghetto bomb shelter out of stuff around the house... Anyways, if you survive the initial blast, and your house isn't blown to smithereens, iirc you have roughly one hour for every 10 miles you are away from ground zero, (this is actually from wikipedia, given a 1 Mt blast at ground level) and assuming you're directly downwind (you poor fucker) before the fallout starts coming down. The fallout is deadliest in the first 6 hours, but it takes about two weeks before you can come out of your basement safely, and even then I wouldn't stick around...": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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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"there's a whole industry of companies that do background checks for employers of various industries. whatever it is exactly that those companies do, they've convinced industry that they are a better alternative than what you get when you send fifty bucks to an FBI channeler. they might be making a mistake, but it's not surprising they want to stick with their established practice, rather than let every applicant do their own background check, however the applicant prefers to do it. they don't want to be experts in background checking, and due diligence means they can't trust the background checked to do the background checking. that doesn't mean that HOA needs your info for you to get background checked. there should be paperwork allowing you to contact the checking agency, and allowing the agency to share results with the HOA.": 0.0,
"Are you already a member of the HOA?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Do birds cross breed? Is it possible for birds to cross breed like cats and dogs do? Or has evolution stopped this from occurring? Is it possible for birds to cross breed, like dogs/cats do? From my observations, I don't recall seeing any hybrid birds that may have been the result of cross breeding, like an owl with parrot colours. Is this because of the evolutionary drive of these animals being so ingrained that they have no desire to cross breed? Or are they unable to cross breed (does this make them different species)? Or is there another explanation?",
"best_score": 117,
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"i think this video will interest you like crazy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NArlXzSFt2Y&ab\\_channel=TREYtheExplainer ​ ​ talks exactly about an example of evolution in some galapagos birds and how its been happening for the last few decades and talks a bit about cross breeding and even a new species that was created from that cross breeding": 0.0,
"Other posters have already come with a lot more bird knowledge than I have, but another important point is that all domestic dogs and (separately) all domestic cats are the same species, even though they might look very different. This is due mainly to humans selectively breeding specific 'breeds'; if humans disappeared then these breeds would probably disappear too due to interbreeding. In some cases you have dramatic differences in size/etc that make mating impractical but they still have the same structure of their DNA. In comparison, wild animals can and will interbreed whenever they feel like it, and are not separated by people based on human preferences like domestic animals, so it's genetic compatibility and common survival traits that end up coalescing into common 'species' that either can't or don't interbreed (often). For example a mix between an owl and a parrot, even if this was possible, would probably not have a viable niche and would not fare well in the evolutionary competition.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nDo birds cross breed? Is it possible for birds to cross breed like cats and dogs do? Or has evolution stopped this from occurring? Is it possible for birds to cross breed, like dogs/cats do? From my observations, I don't recall seeing any hybrid birds that may have been the result of cross breeding, like an owl with parrot colours. Is this because of the evolutionary drive of these animals being so ingrained that they have no desire to cross breed? Or are they unable to cross breed (does this make them different species)? Or is there another explanation?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do a lot of chefs sprinkle salt instead of grinding it? When I season my food, I always just use the salt grinder and I've never really felt the need to deviate from this method. Yet in cooking videos, chefs always seem to grab pinches of salt from a ramekin or bowl. At first glance this seems like unnecessary work, but clearly they're successful and know far more than I do, so what am I missing?",
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"Also I like that sprinkling a larger grain salt (kosher for me too) give you some bite of salt occasionally which is like a burst of flavor.": 0.0,
"* Salt grinders don't get the same granularity as pre-ground salt. * Most granulized salt has the benefit of having iodine mixed in. * Some meals, you gotta salt multiple times for different stages. It's easier to grab more from a bowl each time, instead of washing your hands to grind more. (It also takes WAY longer) * You eventually get a sense of how much salt is in your hands, as a way to measure, instead of blindly salting with a grinder. You can also control how much salt escapes/falls. * You can salt evenly if needed, with less effort. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I see absolutely no benefits to grinding 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\nWhy do a lot of chefs sprinkle salt instead of grinding it? When I season my food, I always just use the salt grinder and I've never really felt the need to deviate from this method. Yet in cooking videos, chefs always seem to grab pinches of salt from a ramekin or bowl. At first glance this seems like unnecessary work, but clearly they're successful and know far more than I do, so what am I missing?\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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"Congress manages one of the largest fund in the world. We should pay politicians like how hedge fund managers and CEOs are paid. They should be paid a lot to attract talent and there should be very large, performance based bonuses. Tie the majority of their pay to the welfare of the American people. This would reflect the fiduciary responsibility company leaders have to shareholders.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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: 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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"worse_score": 4,
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"Everywhere. Some is going to wages. Some to suppliers. Some to business profits. It's going to be product specific where, exactly, the money is going for any particular thing you're talking about. Sucks that you don't know anyone getting a raise. Most people have been.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Is it worth sacrificing your early 20s for a PhD when you can get a Masters? I\u2019m currently 21 (22 early next year) and a Biomed graduate, further planning to continue my studies so I can spend more time researching prognostic biomarkers in cardiovascular disease. So I was considering between taking a PhD or masters; while I would have more creative freedom regarding my research with a PhD, its a long commitment, around 3-4 years, so I\u2019ll have spent nearly all of my early 20s in school without the typical vacations that someone taking a masters would get. Now that wouldn\u2019t be a huge problem since this is something I really enjoy, except that I have a personal philosophy that my early 20s are supposed to be for doing as many adventurous things (e.g. travelling) as I can, so I won\u2019t come to regret not doing those things sooner by the time I have greater responsibilities like a full time job and a family. Now I don\u2019t plan on getting into academia, but I do want to get into an R&D role in industry, where PhD holders are highly sought after, although masters holders are also considered. Looking forward to hearing all of your thoughts!",
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"My partner is getting a PhD and they are always traveling": 0.0,
"As somebody who\u2019s getting their bachelor\u2019s degree at the age of 29 (will be finished by 30), I\u2019d say go for it if you truly believe that the pursuit, unto itself, aligns with your long-term interests overall. I, by all objective measures, lived it up in my early twenties with nothing more than a CS certification as a means to independently support myself financially but now that I\u2019m older and have gotten much of that out of my system, I can\u2019t help but wish I had taken the time to wholly dedicate myself to the academic ventures which I, admittedly, knew that I\u2019d eventually get to. Get it out of the way now so as to legitimately enjoy yourself when not only your ideals are more significantly developed, but also your comprehension of \u201cneed\u201d and all the potential ramifications therein. EDIT: syntax": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 it worth sacrificing your early 20s for a PhD when you can get a Masters? I\u2019m currently 21 (22 early next year) and a Biomed graduate, further planning to continue my studies so I can spend more time researching prognostic biomarkers in cardiovascular disease. So I was considering between taking a PhD or masters; while I would have more creative freedom regarding my research with a PhD, its a long commitment, around 3-4 years, so I\u2019ll have spent nearly all of my early 20s in school without the typical vacations that someone taking a masters would get. Now that wouldn\u2019t be a huge problem since this is something I really enjoy, except that I have a personal philosophy that my early 20s are supposed to be for doing as many adventurous things (e.g. travelling) as I can, so I won\u2019t come to regret not doing those things sooner by the time I have greater responsibilities like a full time job and a family. Now I don\u2019t plan on getting into academia, but I do want to get into an R&D role in industry, where PhD holders are highly sought after, although masters holders are also considered. Looking forward to hearing all of your thoughts!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Dear engineers who have been working in the field for a long time, when was the last time you solved a Laplace transform?",
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"Not me personally, but I've got a friend in gnc(defense) who uses them quite often": 0.0,
"\"Laplace transform\" is a vaguely familiar term. I think I heard about it once. Maybe 20 years ago.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Limoncello I accidentally used 80 proof moonshine whiskey in my limoncello recipe. Currently I have the peels of 15 organic lemons steeping in the moonshine in my basement. Is that going to turn into anything worth drinking if I stay the course? Or do I accept defeat and dump it out?",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Just dilute it with water if you find it too strong. My limoncello recipe is to take lemon peel, juice and sugar with vodka that is diluted to half its original ABV. You can add the water now to prevent a loss of flavour that would occur if you diluted it later.": 0.0,
"Do you mean 80 proof or 80% ABV?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nLimoncello I accidentally used 80 proof moonshine whiskey in my limoncello recipe. Currently I have the peels of 15 organic lemons steeping in the moonshine in my basement. Is that going to turn into anything worth drinking if I stay the course? Or do I accept defeat and dump it out?\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.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 4,
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"Thank you all, this is what I like best about this sub - awesome answers and an appreciative OP!": 0.0,
"My \"I have no intention of feeding an infant honey\" shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my shirt": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: The science of saline - why can we drink pure water, but when we put water into our bodies in other ways, like an IV, must we add minerals to it?",
"best_score": 34,
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"responses": {
"Chemist here, the pure water you are talking about is a commercial farce meant to sell under the guise that it is cleaner. If you were to drink actual \"Pure\" water, that being a jug of just water molecules and nothing else, it would be horrible as it would strip your body of all those lovely minerals and nutrients as it doesn't like to exist in that pure state. It is an amazing solvent. For saline, it is a specific salt concentration to more closely match blood and it is sterilized so there is a lower chance for infection.": 0.0,
"When you ingest something, it goes through your digestive system, which processes it before it hits your blood stream. When you insert something directly into your blood, you are bypassing all those preparation systems. So it has to be very close to what your body already expected to see in those areas, because if not you will simply break the highly optimized machinery.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How often do you have to continue working from home after leaving the office for the night? Recently (past 5 months or so) I\u2019ve had to spend a couple nights a week working from home after leaving the office at night (I leave around 5:30) in order to get all my work done. Probably 8-10:30 or so, I\u2019m \u201cworking\u201d right now but obviously it\u2019s not super intense because I\u2019m making a Reddit post, but I still need to get work done in order to stay ahead. How often do you guys do this? Maybe some of you work from home so you do it all the time.",
"best_score": 91,
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"I sometimes check emails, if I leave at 5PM and I know that some client may write me in the late afternoon, a few times I did a few things, but I never worked free overtime at home, and never will. In the EU you are not supposed to do that, unless you are being \"blackmailed\" by your employer to do so. I know a guy who worked 4 hours overtime everyday without getting paid \"because the motorsport industry is so valuable when put in your resume\" or \"I work with very important customers in motorsport\" (that was true, I can't say names, but they were basically elite slave overlords). Well, after some years that company went bankrupt and he has to deal with pawyers because he is missing a lot of paychecks (and they will all miss overtime because that was free, of course). TLDR: work by day, sleep at night": 0.0,
"* If it\u2019s occasional and it makes a significant difference to a program, suck it up and get it done. Take comp time sometime else. * If you\u2019re a go-getter and looking for a promotion, putting in extra hours is one way to do it. Make sure you send emails so the bosses know you were working. * If you\u2019re not and unpaid OT consistent, then you need to draw boundaries. * If you\u2019re paid hourly, suck that OT up. I\u2019ve done all of these. Just depends on where you\u2019re at in your career and what your priorities 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/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow often do you have to continue working from home after leaving the office for the night? Recently (past 5 months or so) I\u2019ve had to spend a couple nights a week working from home after leaving the office at night (I leave around 5:30) in order to get all my work done. Probably 8-10:30 or so, I\u2019m \u201cworking\u201d right now but obviously it\u2019s not super intense because I\u2019m making a Reddit post, but I still need to get work done in order to stay ahead. How often do you guys do this? Maybe some of you work from home so you do it all the time.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old:Why do U.S. politicians do not have to undergo background investigations, credit checks, drug tests and other job requirements unlike Federal/state and local employees? Politicians are empowered to make policies and are privy to very secret information yet they seem to have less requirements for eligibility than the actual people (eg. Federal, state and local employees) that work for them. They do have age and residency requirements (eg. President, Senators and Congressmen), place of birth requirements(eg. President and Vice President) but no limitation say, prior convictions. Why is that?",
"best_score": 24,
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"I'm in the process of joining the air force and there are a ridiculous number of checks and tests I need to go through before I even become enlisted. People who want to become congressman should have to go through the same thing before they are even allowed to register to run for office. It seems like common sense to me.": 0.0,
"Because as the supreme court found in Powell v. Mccormack, no requirements on congressmen (and assumedly the president) can be imposed outside of what the constitution says, that way people's votes keep sovereignty. Its citizens jobs to know their officials, in short.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 U.S. politicians do not have to undergo background investigations, credit checks, drug tests and other job requirements unlike Federal/state and local employees? Politicians are empowered to make policies and are privy to very secret information yet they seem to have less requirements for eligibility than the actual people (eg. Federal, state and local employees) that work for them. They do have age and residency requirements (eg. President, Senators and Congressmen), place of birth requirements(eg. President and Vice President) but no limitation say, prior convictions. Why is that?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do big restaurants and take-away places not 'overcrowd' the pan? Overcrowding the pan is terrible when frying literally anything that requires heat, so if I'm cooking for more than just me and my SO, I'll usually end up frying in batches. E.g. when I'm stir frying chicken for let's say 10 people, I literally end up stir frying 3 or 4 times. How do bigger restaurants, for example a local chinese restaurant or a takeaway do this during peak hours? I can only imagine they need to produce a lot of chicken fast. How do they do this without overcrowding the pan?",
"best_score": 39,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"Restaurants cook in batches, likely long before you ever showed up.": 0.0,
"Lots of pans and lots of burners, and a stressed out saute cook with lots of burns.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 big restaurants and take-away places not 'overcrowd' the pan? Overcrowding the pan is terrible when frying literally anything that requires heat, so if I'm cooking for more than just me and my SO, I'll usually end up frying in batches. E.g. when I'm stir frying chicken for let's say 10 people, I literally end up stir frying 3 or 4 times. How do bigger restaurants, for example a local chinese restaurant or a takeaway do this during peak hours? I can only imagine they need to produce a lot of chicken fast. How do they do this without overcrowding the pan?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Greek Potatoes In every Greek restaurant in Buffalo NY, they serve \"Greek potatoes\" as a side. They are soft, skinned, chunks of potatoes that look to have been boiled or braised (no browning) with a lemony flavor. I've tried many times to replicate them, but my potatoes always turn out slightly dry inside, and the flavor never permeates to the middle. If I try cooking them longer, they fall apart. I think I have the flavor right with lemon juice/rosemary/oregano/olive oil/etc. Most of the recipes I find online have you broil or roast the potatoes, which definitely isn't right. What am I missing?",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 3,
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"I usually do this by braising them in oil, water, and lemon juice. Cut the potatoes in half place the cut side down in a baking dish. Add 1/4 cup oil to bottom of pan. Add 1/4 cup lemon juice. Add some water to bring liquid to about halfway up the height of the potatoes. Add some garlic cloves, salt, pepper, oregano to the pan. Bake at 400 about 25 minutes. Remove pan, flip potatoes, add more water to bring level back to around halfway up the potatoes again. Another 25 minutes.": 0.0,
"am greek no expert in potatoes but they're always deliciously juicy and lemony if you roast a chicken over them. obvi a greek roasted chicken, the fat renders and drips into the pan confit-ing the potatoes in a juicy lemony chicken fatty stock.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nGreek Potatoes In every Greek restaurant in Buffalo NY, they serve \"Greek potatoes\" as a side. They are soft, skinned, chunks of potatoes that look to have been boiled or braised (no browning) with a lemony flavor. I've tried many times to replicate them, but my potatoes always turn out slightly dry inside, and the flavor never permeates to the middle. If I try cooking them longer, they fall apart. I think I have the flavor right with lemon juice/rosemary/oregano/olive oil/etc. Most of the recipes I find online have you broil or roast the potatoes, which definitely isn't right. What am I missing?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there such a thing as too many lobster shells in a stock? Title. I have like 20 lobster carcasses leftover from a party. I was going to make a bouillabaisse, but from what I've read I only need 4 for a gallon of stock. Would it be bad to, say, double the lobster-to-water ratio?",
"best_score": 73,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Put in everything you can't freeze and just dilute the stock as necessary.": 0.0,
"Just do it": 1.0
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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!",
"best_score": 34,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"If you use that much, you are going for a very fast proof. Does this recipe mix and then proof for like an hour, half hour, or something short like that? It will be improved by halving that yeast and allowing it to proof more slowly.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do superfast trains (maglev) have extra long noses even though the already look like airplanes (i.e. long tubes)?",
"best_score": 47,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Planes travel at much different altitudes with much different speeds. The fluids do not behave the same under such different circumstances.": 0.0,
"I remember reading somewhere that it's designed in such a way for air to escape when entering and exiting tunnels.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do restaurants serve Pork Belly to order Pork Belly takes some time to cook, I assume they would roast a whole slab at once, how do they keep it from drying out etc, do they risk wastage if it's not sold. Just curious.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 4,
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"Confit or what most menus say, twice cooked pork belly. Skin side up place belly in a tray the leaves space at the top and cover with oil. Place in an oven pre heated to 80-85\u00b0c and cook for 12 hours. Remove from oven and drain oil into a storable container because it can be reused if airtight and kept very cold. Place pork skin side up in a new tray and then place another tray on top. Weight top tray down with something heavy (this allows it to become even in size and easier to portion) Let sit for another 12 hours in a coldroom then cut to desired portions. Store what you want to use in fridge/coldroom then freeze the rest For reheating method (defrosted obviously) Score skin and place in a hot pan with a very tiny bit of oil skin side down until a nice crackle has formed. Turn skin side up then into a pre heated oven (I personally go 215\u00b0c) and cook till reaches 67\u00b0c internally (6-10 minutes pending oven) Plate with whatever you like": 0.0,
"When I worked with pork belly, chef braised it in a dry rub (like char siu) and chilled it, so during the week all we needed to do was sear it under a lid and baste it. It was so juicy and perfect, and one of the quickest dishes we served. The place was a spatially super small, family run business, so stuff like sou vide wasn't an option.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 restaurants serve Pork Belly to order Pork Belly takes some time to cook, I assume they would roast a whole slab at once, how do they keep it from drying out etc, do they risk wastage if it's not sold. Just curious.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "When deep frying foods that float in oil, why isn\u2019t it standard to put something over them to fully submerge the food? was watching skmeone make donuts and they said to flip half way through, wouldn\u2019t it be easier to have like a cage or something that would fully submerge the donut for the same effect? this post isn\u2019t specifically about donuts, just what made me think of it and i can\u2019t think of any other fried foods rn thanks!",
"best_score": 26,
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"I worked in fast food we only submerged the chicken Pattie\u2019s but nuggets and fries were just put in oil not pushed down": 0.0,
"Submerging is very common in restaurants for certain things. The reason not to do it with donuts is that proofed dough is very soft and submerging it would leave a mark. I also don\u2019t bother with small things like fries, chips, etc because they will cook pretty evenly by just shaking them up. But for bulky or filled things like egg rolls, samosas, filled wontons I regularly submerge them by putting another fryer basket on top. I\u2019m pretty sure they are made to do this because stacking fryer baskets spaces out perfectly to just submerge the top of the product. Flipping often just doesn\u2019t work with items like this. Egg rolls for example just keep wanting to flip the cooked side back down. For specific applications like frying chicken, restaurants deal with the unevenness by using pressure fryers. This is exactly what it sounds like\u2014a deep fryer pressure cooker. A common brand is Henny Penny, or sometimes you\u2019ll see it called \u201cbroadsted\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/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhen deep frying foods that float in oil, why isn\u2019t it standard to put something over them to fully submerge the food? was watching skmeone make donuts and they said to flip half way through, wouldn\u2019t it be easier to have like a cage or something that would fully submerge the donut for the same effect? this post isn\u2019t specifically about donuts, just what made me think of it and i can\u2019t think of any other fried foods rn thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Looney Toons] If Wile E. Coyote is trying to catch the Roadrunner to eat, why does he constantly use dangerous high grade explosives in his schemes? There would be no meat left.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"'cause he ain't that bright, despite the 'super genius' title.": 0.0,
"My guess is, the roadrunner travels faster than most of the weapons that he uses (Rockets, firearms, falling rocks etc.) so an explosion is good because he can either kill with percussive shock wave or, fast moving shrapnel. A detonation can go off quickly (if the parts work correctly) and provide a wide area of effectiveness so his chances are better at landing a hit especially against a fast moving target.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Dune] why do Fremen often serve spice coffee? If moisture is so precious and it is hard to stay hydrated why serve a beverage that will dehydrate you? It occurred to me during my second read through of the book, and just thought it was an interesting idea. Was Herbert using it as a cultural \u201cflavor\u201d as opposed to thinking about how it would affect drinkers in the climate?",
"best_score": 38,
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"responses": {
"Look, if you spend the whole rest of your life drinking your own piss, you'd want some coffee too.": 0.0,
"Just out of curiosity, why do you think that \"spice coffee\" actually has caffeine rather than just... spice? Where would they get plants with significant amounts of caffeine in them in the desert? I don't believe that's ever stated one way or the other in the book. But also, as others have said... coffee doesn't dehydrate you, although it is on net less hydrating than plain water. And they recycle all the moisture 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/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Dune] why do Fremen often serve spice coffee? If moisture is so precious and it is hard to stay hydrated why serve a beverage that will dehydrate you? It occurred to me during my second read through of the book, and just thought it was an interesting idea. Was Herbert using it as a cultural \u201cflavor\u201d as opposed to thinking about how it would affect drinkers in the climate?\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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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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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"What have you reported him for and what do you expect to happen from this? You are the authority and mentor here, you need to teach him what's the right and wrong way. If he's absolutely not listening you need to terminate the contract.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do kids write some numbers and letters in mirror image? I've been practicing the ABCs and 123s with my son and notice that certain letters (J N P S Z) and numbers (4 6) he always writes backwards/mirror imaged. I've seen other kids, and even my own writings as a child, have the same quirk. Is this pretty much universal?",
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"When I was a kid, I wrote letters reversed because I genuinely couldn\u2019t remember which way they should go. Took me well into elementary school to finally remember which way 2, S, Z, and L go, specifically. Wasn\u2019t an issue if I could see it on the page, though.": 0.0,
"For my kids, the backwards writing sometimes occurs based on where they start writing. If an S starts on the top left, the letter is backwards. If the S starts on the top right, the letter is normal. That doesn't explain letters like J as much, but the fact that my kids don't start in the same place for the same letter hints that they are just arbitrarily choosing left or right. They remember the shape but not the direction.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 kids write some numbers and letters in mirror image? I've been practicing the ABCs and 123s with my son and notice that certain letters (J N P S Z) and numbers (4 6) he always writes backwards/mirror imaged. I've seen other kids, and even my own writings as a child, have the same quirk. Is this pretty much universal?\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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"The Americans are into it because they think the Russians might be. That's the same reason for the MKUltra experiments- they thought *maybe* the USSR was trying to develop brainwashing and truth serum technology, and what happened next is ~~highly classified~~ history. As for the Russians? Who knows? Maybe they initially wanted to use it to launch a surprise attack. Maybe they wanted to unleash its monsters on the enemies of Communism. Maybe they were never interested in it at all until their intelligence discovered America's research.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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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"I used to keep fresh squeezed lime juice in my fridge for cocktails. It gets a bit less fresh after 3-4 days but it\u2019s still workable. Ime it doesn\u2019t really go bad for a long time just decreases gradually in quality.": 0.0,
"Freeze in plastic ice trays usually does well": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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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"Speed test applications always select the closest server. With massive systems like speedtest.net, it is often 1 millisecond away in the same city or on the ISP's own network. Download servers are more distant on average, perhaps located across the Atlantic. The test also initiates several flows of data in parallel. The further the server is, the more links the connection has to pass through, and the more time each message takes to arrive. Each of those links can be saturated and limit the speed. Both sender and receiver computers also has to establish buffers of limited size to contain data that is in transit and not yet confirmed as received. Once the buffer is full, the parties have to wait. Multiple simultaneous flows each has its own buffer, and the sum of their speeds can be higher. You can try to select a different server on the SpeedTest application to get a measurement that is more representative of real usage. On a weaker computer, SpeedTest shows lower than expected results becasue it uses a lot of processor time to draw the HTML5 speedometer graphic. A simple direct download is the most accurate measurement. For example, speedtest.tele2.net (servers in Europe, not all working).": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Explain like I'm five years old: If radioactive waste emits heat, why can't we use it to produce energy?",
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"You may remember being taught that you can't create or destroy energy. There's always the same amount of it. It just changes form (eg from chemical energy to heat when you burn coal) or moves around. So \"producing energy\" is easy. The heat is energy. What I think you mean is converting that energy into something useful; for example electricity. Here there is a problem. The laws of thermodynamics say that what matters if you want to get useful work out of heat is the *difference* in temperatures. The bigger the drop in temperatures, the more you can do. Note: this is not really a question of \"we just don't have the technology\". It is a pretty basic problem. So, the problem with radioactive waste is that, generally, you can't use it to make enough heat to maintain a decent sized temperature difference to make a significant amount of electricity to make it worthwhile for use in power stations. But you absolutely can use it to generate electricity if your needs are more modest (for example in a space probe). There are other things - for example radioactive waste is not very nice stuff so it isn't just a useful source of heat. If you wanted to use it, you'd have quite a bit of extra work to do if you wanted to do it safely. That means that you don't use it for just random bits of domestic power generation (most of the time). Safety is a factor too. NB: I never like being untruthful, even in an Explain like I'm five years old. When I said earlier that \"you can't create or destroy energy\", that is fine for what we are talking about (practical power generation) but there are quite a lot of very deep subtleties that might come up in your next Explain like I'm five years old.": 0.0,
"In short, we can't just produce energy from \"heat\", we produce energy from a *difference* in EDIT - \"Temperature\". Energy always flows from hot to cold, just like a waterfall drops water from high to low. You can't just absorb energy from a river on the top of a mountain (it's higher, right?) you need the water to be *falling* to capture the energy. Radioactive waste *does* produce heat, but let's make it up, if room temperature is 68 F, then the waste is at 78F. Compare this to a car engine where the temperature is around 3,000F. To make a car drive you use that heat differential of 3,000F to 78F to get useful energy. Or alternatively imagine a waterfall that's just 2 inches, you can't get a useful waterwheel that small to say, run a factory, off a 2 inch waterfall. That's our problem. The places where something like this *are* useful are applications that are both A. exposed to are really low outside temperature and B. require very, very little power. So essentially, space and the poles and we do use them for this in something called a \"radioisotope thermoelectric generator\".": 1.0
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"post_content": "Eli5 why driving on one side of a car is more practical than driving in the middle of one. Surely, the middle gives you better spacial awareness but things like the Monza SP1 exist and you still sit on one side of the vehicle",
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"Being on one side makes it much easier for a front seat passenger. Most people need that or would at least like the option of it.": 0.0,
"The simplist answer I guess is from a driving perspective it isn't. You are exactly right being in the middle of the car would be the ideal for spacial awareness. However, think about the size of a car. Putting a single seat in the middle reduces the amount of people it could carry. So is an inefficient use of space.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Eli5: I once heard that the relative size of spiders is related to the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere, is this true, and why?",
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"This is all because of the all important surface area / volume ratio. Think of a cube with side length a. Surface area = 6*a^2. Volume = a^3. SA/V = 6*a^2 / a^3 = 6/a. Therefore, as the cube gets bigger, as a increases, this ratio tends towards 0. As the cube shrinks, as a shrinks, the ratio tends towards infinity. For cells and organisms that get nutrients by diffusing them through their membrane or skin, the more volume there is for the surface area, the easier it is to get nutrients to the entirety of the interior. When the atmosphere had more total oxygen, organisms could get bigger because it was easier to get enough oxygen for the interior of the organism. With less oxygen in the atmosphere, they need more skin to get all the needed oxygen.": 0.0,
"In general terms, animals with exoskeleton breathe by passive diffusion of oxygen via airways in their carapace - they don't have lungs. The less oxygen present in the atmosphere, the less it gets to the tissues that need it (pretty much all of them). Therefore, the smaller the animal, the better oxygen reaches their whole body. This is why they can only grow up to a specific size. Which means, we better keep oxygen as it is, otherwise, we could be seeing stuff of nightmares - or extinct them.": 1.0
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"post_content": "My cousin (an unmarried adult, 27) passed away and my drug addict aunt wants to bury evidence related to his death. Can I or his sister request the police to run a toxicology report? Hey all. We\u2019re from California. My cousin died in Santa Clarita a few hours ago. My cousins and I strongly believe he passed from a drug overdose. But my aunt is the one that found him. My aunt is addicted to meth and so is my cousin. She is usually his supplier. My other cousins (his sisters) all had to run away from home to get away from their abusive mother and brother. My cousins and I want a toxicology report done. Are we within our rights to ask the police to do one or at least get the results? My aunt will try to bury it and is already telling everyone it is a heart issue. My cousins think this is bullshit because I\u2019m the only one in our entire family with heart problems and not one of them had an issue. We all strongly believe he overdosed. Are toxicology on a 27 year old male common? If not can we request one? My aunt left the scene to supposedly \u201ccall for help\u201d we\u2019re pretty confident it was to get rid of the drugs and she came back and reported \u201cfound her son\u201d to the police 2 hours from their home. My cousin and aunt had a terrible addiction. But I take my aunts sayings with a grain of salt. However if there is a chance there is an underlying condition I and his sisters feel like we have the right to know. My aunt is talking about an quick cremation.",
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"Also, heart attacks cause tissue ischemia leading to tissue necrosis. You can definitely tell newer versus older damage caused by a heart attack.": 0.0,
"Why do you want a toxicology report? What legal consequence are you seeking to have enforced if the cause of death is overdose versus something else? Your insistence that genetic vulnerabilities for you and your cousins seems ingenuous and only used as a justification for whatever your true motives are. Do you want your aunt to be held responsible for her son's death? There's nothing to be ashamed about if that is the case. Knowing what outcome you are seeking is going to help any legal advice here achieve your goals instead of answering your questions that seem misplaced.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 cousin (an unmarried adult, 27) passed away and my drug addict aunt wants to bury evidence related to his death. Can I or his sister request the police to run a toxicology report? Hey all. We\u2019re from California. My cousin died in Santa Clarita a few hours ago. My cousins and I strongly believe he passed from a drug overdose. But my aunt is the one that found him. My aunt is addicted to meth and so is my cousin. She is usually his supplier. My other cousins (his sisters) all had to run away from home to get away from their abusive mother and brother. My cousins and I want a toxicology report done. Are we within our rights to ask the police to do one or at least get the results? My aunt will try to bury it and is already telling everyone it is a heart issue. My cousins think this is bullshit because I\u2019m the only one in our entire family with heart problems and not one of them had an issue. We all strongly believe he overdosed. Are toxicology on a 27 year old male common? If not can we request one? My aunt left the scene to supposedly \u201ccall for help\u201d we\u2019re pretty confident it was to get rid of the drugs and she came back and reported \u201cfound her son\u201d to the police 2 hours from their home. My cousin and aunt had a terrible addiction. But I take my aunts sayings with a grain of salt. However if there is a chance there is an underlying condition I and his sisters feel like we have the right to know. My aunt is talking about an quick cremation.\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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"I haven't had cinnabon in ages so I couldn't really identify what makes their frosting so unique. However I recently made cinnamon buns from scratch with a recipe for the frosting that I was pleased with. It was similar to what you've listed here, calling for 1 more oz of cream cheese and no corn syrup or lemon. The frosting did melt immediately due to placing on hot buns so I'd echo what another commenter said and let them cool first.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "My parents kicked me out but used my info for rental assistance? Is this fraud? Hi im. A 22 year old male. My mom had kicked me out at the beginning of 2022 and I was told to live with my dad. I tried to apply for rental assistance and was told I was supposed to be at my moms address from our states rental assistance program. Since then I still haven\u2019t lived there and I know that at least from January to June my information was being used. Is this considered fraud? And if I wanted to take legal action how could I?",
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"Not a lawyer, definitely fraud but you wouldn\u2019t gain much if anything by taking legal action. You can report it and have the government take action and get back what you missed out on which may or may not be worth the trouble. I would call her and let her know to stop so you can appropriately get it before taking legal action, just me though.": 0.0,
"It\u2019s fraud but not fraud against you. Just keep pressing the issue with the government agency you are trying to get rental assistance from. They need to take you off her claim so you can put one in for yourself. It\u2019s their call if they want to pursue charges against your 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/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy parents kicked me out but used my info for rental assistance? Is this fraud? Hi im. A 22 year old male. My mom had kicked me out at the beginning of 2022 and I was told to live with my dad. I tried to apply for rental assistance and was told I was supposed to be at my moms address from our states rental assistance program. Since then I still haven\u2019t lived there and I know that at least from January to June my information was being used. Is this considered fraud? And if I wanted to take legal action how could I?\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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"Imagine you have a huge dry erase board and that's your memory. When you 'delete' a file, you don't erase the board. You just note that part of the board is ready to be used for other stuff. Five minutes later, you want to refer to something on the board and you look at the 'deleted' area. Your old information is still written on the board because that part hasn't been reused yet.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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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"gotta get up and out of the the thick air as fast as possible, then much easier to start going the direction you need to go with less resistance": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old:How can we see a galaxy 30 billion lightyears away if the universe is only 16 billion years old? Wikipedia went way over my head",
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"I gave an answer to the exact same question three hours prior to yours.": 0.0,
"The universe isn't expanding at the edge like you might think. There's just more space now than there was before. 13 billion years ago, that (now) 30 billion lightyear away galaxy was much closer. Oh, and it's 13.8, not 16.": 1.0
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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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"I don't understand this. If a tiny nonzero photon mass were possible then the photons wouldn't travel at light speed. Then the c of the Maxwell equations would not be exactly the same as the c of relativity. Then the Lorentz transformation would no longer keep the Maxwell c constant and the whole basic assumption of relativity that all inertial systems have the same laws of physics would go out of the window. Where does this tiny \"tolerance\" come from?": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[MCU] Why did Thanos need all six infinity stones to affect the universe while Malekith only needed the reality stone to out the universe into an eternal darkness?",
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"worse_score": 3,
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"Honestly I always assumed male moth was just full of shit. The effect seemed to be moving slowly and the convergence wasn\u2019t going to last forever. I assumed he could destroy a few planets at most": 0.0,
"Malekith needed the portals of the convergence in order to reach further than the closest planet. The effect he uses the stone for is slow spreading. You need the space stone to reach everywhere, and the time stone to do it all at once.": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 47,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"They burst apart or are eaten by macrophages, or both. They leave a bunch of debris behind, which is eaten by some other microorganism eventually. or it biodegrades utterly.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 27,
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"Yes. I mean, what's stopping him? Would he depends heavily on the Batman, some of his iterations are batshit insane. The worst of the bunch would brutalize you on principle, the best would just leave you be. Or give you a job.": 0.0,
"Could? Yes. He *could* injure you anytime he likes, for any reason. But he probably won't.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Is lightsaber-blocking tech simply rare, in limited supply, or hardly deployed because encounters with a lightsabers unlikely? I am not simply talking Beskar here, we all know how rare that Mandalorian iron is. But, as we see from the likes of the Emperor\u2019s Royal Guards and their pikes, Scout Troopers with their batons [Fallen Order], General Grevious\u2019s MagnaGuards, the Knights of Ren, or simply energy shields that can be quickly deployed from the wrists\u2014why is it that this technology is not deployed en masse around the galaxy? Ya know, just in case a lightsaber gets involved with a conflict\u2014be it a pirate stronghold, smugglers, or the Empire itself! It seems to be incredibly efficient at otherwise neutralizing the threat of something that can instantly lob a limb off and give someone a fighting chance. Is it truly because it\u2019s rare or difficult to produce? Or, do our galactic citizens really never consider the however small possibility that they can encounter a lightsaber when doing nefarious things?",
"best_score": 91,
"worse_score": 3,
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"If the peace keepers of the Republic use lightsabers, why would you make it easy to get anti lightsaber materials? Also it seems Beskar is only found on Mandalore and they treat it as a religious substance so it would be hard to have that be commercially available.": 0.0,
"There are a few materials that can hold up against a lightsaber, ex beskar or cortosis (legends). I don\u2019t think either was heavily deployed because the chance of running into a lightsaber throughout the galaxy is very small. Even 10,000 Jedi is an incredibly small number compared to billions and billions of beings in the galaxy.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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] Is lightsaber-blocking tech simply rare, in limited supply, or hardly deployed because encounters with a lightsabers unlikely? I am not simply talking Beskar here, we all know how rare that Mandalorian iron is. But, as we see from the likes of the Emperor\u2019s Royal Guards and their pikes, Scout Troopers with their batons [Fallen Order], General Grevious\u2019s MagnaGuards, the Knights of Ren, or simply energy shields that can be quickly deployed from the wrists\u2014why is it that this technology is not deployed en masse around the galaxy? Ya know, just in case a lightsaber gets involved with a conflict\u2014be it a pirate stronghold, smugglers, or the Empire itself! It seems to be incredibly efficient at otherwise neutralizing the threat of something that can instantly lob a limb off and give someone a fighting chance. Is it truly because it\u2019s rare or difficult to produce? Or, do our galactic citizens really never consider the however small possibility that they can encounter a lightsaber when doing nefarious things?\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?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Though a pensieve would work theoretically, a powerful wizard could potentially use magic to alter the memory, basically doing what Slughorn does in book 6 but much better. For the same reason, veritaserum would not work either. It is possible for a skilled wizard to transmogrify it into something else as it passes their lips. Of course, Harry is obviously not powerful enough in Book 4 to do either of these things, but it is not unreasonable for the ministry to think that he might be, or that Dumbledore would do them on his behalf somehow.": 0.0,
"Honestly, I imagine people were so scared of Harry's claim being true that they were bordering on denial.": 1.0
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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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"Why the snap in the first place? Is that in the programming? Could he have gone with a different gesture? I probably should read up on the stone glove": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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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"How realistic is 100k or slightly more for. Engineer tech near or around Phoenix AZ?": 0.0,
"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 )": 1.0
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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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"I think the only answer is that Happy is incompetent/is only a boxer not an MMA fighter. Rewatching the clip BW does a pretty obscene takedown that any MMA fighter would recognize as super high level, if not outright impossible. So a mix of Happy not being knowledgeable and Tony and Pepper not knowing any kind of high level fighting": 0.0,
"How would her cover be blown? Taking advantage of an opponent\u2019s distraction and body doesn\u2019t make me Shang-Chi.": 1.0
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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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"The \"H\" does not have to mean physical hyperactivity. It is frequently mental hyperactivity. Regardless, we don't have extra stores of energy. We have a lack of dopamine. Focusing on something, especially when takes a lot of effort to focus on the right thing for a sustained period of time, takes extra mental energy, and you absolutely can get tired from just using your mind. Sometimes it takes more energy to not do a thing than it does to do it--resisting is hard work. Also, we often have sleep problems and aren't sufficiently rested when we get up in the morning.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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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"I just watched this series with my 9 y/o to help us both understand orbital mechanics https://youtu.be/hKdpzagTUxk": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[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?",
"best_score": 35,
"worse_score": 3,
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"I haven\u2019t seen anybody mentioning it but there is evidence of an earth bender battle with the fire nation that hasn\u2019t eroded. I don\u2019t ascribe to the idea that the earth deteriorates quickly as some have said but I do agree with others that it\u2019s likely that the battles closest to a settlement are cleaned up by either side, whoever won. But battles farther out are not subject to that. I\u2019m the Episode Zuko Alone we see one such battlefield in the start of the episode where Zuko is riding along through the arid wastelands of the a earth Kingdom. In the background we can see the giant stone circles the Earth Kingdom uses in combat lying around and stuck into the ground. Context clues tell us that it\u2019s likely a long ago battle as there\u2019s cracks and chips in them as some vegetation grows on them": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[DC] Why does batman make Robin's uniform so brightly colored?",
"best_score": 20,
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"I vaguely recall a scene which implies it's for training. It's easier to be stealthy in the dark in all black. It's harder in bright red, forcing Robin to be more careful, more aware of his surroundings, forcing him to improve his skills. If you need to wear black to be stealthy, then you need to improve your stealth skills.": 0.0,
"In a lot of versions Robin designed the uniform himself.": 1.0
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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.",
"best_score": 31,
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">This way if they are caught citing fake news, conspiracy theories or trying to pump up their base\u00a0 The issue with this is that many people share objectively false information without malice or knowledge that its false. I was at a party a few weeks ago discussing astronomy with someone and another person jumped in, explaining that if the Earth were only a few miles closer or further to the sun, life wouldn't be able to exist (this is an extremely common science urban myth, I wont bore you with detailing why its false). Do you think politicians or bureaucrats are immune from stuff like this?": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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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"So how was it we all wanna know lol I'm 24 too curious how it was for someone my age": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "My dog is high My friend left a 1000 milligram THC brownie and my dog ate it. She is a 4 pound female shitzu and I don\u2019t know what to do. She keeps blacking out and wobbling. She has been like this for a couple hours now. She through up an hour after eating it and hasn\u2019t had any fluids or food for a couple hours. Please help",
"best_score": 71,
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"Your post has NOT been removed. We see you mention CBD, TDC, or Cannaboids in your post. At this point in time, r/AskVet's official position is \"While research is ongoing regarding CBD products for dogs and cats, the available data are both mixed in quality and in results. Given the very real concerns surrounding manufacturing standards of CBD products, the difficult legal status of the products, and the availability of medications with known safety and efficacy for the indications that CBD is often suggested for, we do not currently recommend their use.\" *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/AskVet) if you have any questions or concerns.*": 0.0,
"Take her to an emergency vet 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/askvet that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy dog is high My friend left a 1000 milligram THC brownie and my dog ate it. She is a 4 pound female shitzu and I don\u2019t know what to do. She keeps blacking out and wobbling. She has been like this for a couple hours now. She through up an hour after eating it and hasn\u2019t had any fluids or food for a couple hours. Please help\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.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"All you will see is larger buffers and companies have already vetted alternate supply contracts in the even of disruption.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "What is the name for a chocolate chip cookie without chocolate chips? I know that sounds like a dumb joke setup, but seriously. Is there a name for the type of cookie recipe we use traditionally for chocolate chip but WITHOUT adding the chips?",
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"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"A disappointing cookie? A wallflower cookie?": 0.0,
"\u201cI don\u2019t give a chip\u201d cookies": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"10lb Hammer, it has to be done, for science!": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[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?",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askhr",
"responses": {
"If this was r/unethicalprolifetips I could be of service... but you already got great advice based on where you posted. This email you received is actually a blessing because you got the heads up AND it shows the level of care and attention to detail ar least one of your superiors possesses. You don't want to work for someone who could make that kind of mistake.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 4,
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"I work for a fortune 500 company. I have a few tattoos on my upper arm. I can cover them with polo shirts. But sometimes it shows, but it isnt a big deal. No one has ever commented on them": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "My sister (37F) had a mild allergic reaction to the covid vaccine, can she take the second one? Reading conflicting info. 37F, no medications, allergy to penicillin, anxiety disorder, lives in Alabama. I'm not sure which vaccine it was but she broke out in hives and started freaking out on the phone when she called me. She has huge health anxiety. I suspect she broke out in hives from her anxiety but I'm not sure. They gave her some benadryl and kept her longer. She ended up being fine so that means she will probably be fine getting the second one right? But she sent me something from the internet saying people who have any kind of allergic reaction shouldn't get the second one.",
"best_score": 16,
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"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"Personally, I would still get it...(I feel like the possibility of hives is worth it in leu of getting antibodies towards COVID) but she should get it in a place where they\u2019re prepared for allergic reactions and make sure they know she got hives the first time so that they\u2019re prepared.": 0.0,
"Nad, ask her how it was like. If she only had hives then it's not a reason to worry and she can take more benadryl as indicated. She can also ask for something to control anxiety": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 sister (37F) had a mild allergic reaction to the covid vaccine, can she take the second one? Reading conflicting info. 37F, no medications, allergy to penicillin, anxiety disorder, lives in Alabama. I'm not sure which vaccine it was but she broke out in hives and started freaking out on the phone when she called me. She has huge health anxiety. I suspect she broke out in hives from her anxiety but I'm not sure. They gave her some benadryl and kept her longer. She ended up being fine so that means she will probably be fine getting the second one right? But she sent me something from the internet saying people who have any kind of allergic reaction shouldn't get the second one.\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?",
"best_score": 36,
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"responses": {
"Because they are often mislabeled in the grocery store and only one is available": 0.0,
"Because many American grocery stores sell sweet potatoes under the name yams. https://www.bonappetit.com/story/difference-between-sweet-potato-and-yam": 1.0
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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.",
"best_score": 73,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Those grills are fantastically treated, they're basically seasoned through-and-through, and they still use oil to help minimize sticking, but don't need nearly as much as you would on a normal pan.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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!",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Oh yeah, kid me would be proud. I used to have such a wonder about tech and seeing all this up and coming technology. And now.... now it's just a job.": 0.0,
"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. :)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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: 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?",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Military GPS is also much more accurate than civilian GPS. Same satellites different frequencies and military requires decryption keys to receive the signals": 0.0,
"Sub centimetre resolution positioning systems, with base stations providing a local reference locating beacon": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Explain like I'm five years old: How does the economy \"grow\"? Where does the new money comes from?",
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"The economy grows because we produce more outputs that people are willing to pay for. All the things people pay for are measured as GDP.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[MCU] Captain America's shield absorbed a full strength hammer smash from Thor leveling the woods around him in the first movie leaving cap unscathed, yet Ultron got knocked away by a casual hammer swing by Vision in the second movie. The shield and Ultron are both made of vibranium, why did this happen?",
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"The general theory is that vibranium has a limit that it can take, normally it will just take and dissipate the blow but if it's too large it takes the blow and releases it back at the aggressor.": 0.0,
"Well the disc shape would be able to flex and oscillate. So similarly to when a rock drops in a pond, the entire disc can vibrate. This vibration of the solid disc is then transferred to the surrounding air in the energy burst we see. Any solid vibranium object of sufficient size to accomodate those waves should exhibit similar properties, with the pulse shape being dependent on the shape of the vibranium object. Ultron was made of many distinct pieces of vibranium. So instead of supporting wave build up the momentum is distributed between all of the different pieces. Because the mass energy dispersal mechanism is dependent on those waves, a collection of smaller vibranium pieces can't shed the momentum the way Cap's shield can. But the energy still has to go somewhere. So Ultron goes flying. But it is still an incredibly durable material, so it was invaluable structural basis for Ultron.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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] Captain America's shield absorbed a full strength hammer smash from Thor leveling the woods around him in the first movie leaving cap unscathed, yet Ultron got knocked away by a casual hammer swing by Vision in the second movie. The shield and Ultron are both made of vibranium, why did this happen?\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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"For any saying with a lifestyle recommendation, there will be another saying with the direct opposite meaning. For your example, some opposites are : \"People Never Change\" or \"Insanity Is Doing the Same Thing Over and Over Again and Expecting Different Results\" or \"As a dog returns to his vomit, so a fool repeats his folly\" or \"you can't teach an old dog new tricks\" or \"throwing good money after bad\" The point of these sayings isn't that they're true or accurate. It's that sometimes you should tell a friend that they're making a mistake. Framing it as ancient wisdom helps to soften the blow compared with simply saying \"you have character flaws a, b, and c\"": 0.0,
">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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Non-Engineer Here: How Do I Find The Right Sizing For Bolts? This is a really basic question for an engineering subreddit, but I didn\u2019t know where else to ask. What measurements are used to size nuts and bolts? I\u2019m looking to find a slightly shorter bolt than the one I have on hand for a project, but I don\u2019t know what sizes or measurements I need to know to get one. Can someone help a clueless guy here figure out how to size bolts? Thanks",
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"Portlandbolt.com": 0.0,
"Are you looking for length, width/diameter, or threads? Length and width just use inches or millimeters. Threads there are special tools but you can also count the number of threads in an inch and couple that with diameter to find the right size.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nNon-Engineer Here: How Do I Find The Right Sizing For Bolts? This is a really basic question for an engineering subreddit, but I didn\u2019t know where else to ask. What measurements are used to size nuts and bolts? I\u2019m looking to find a slightly shorter bolt than the one I have on hand for a project, but I don\u2019t know what sizes or measurements I need to know to get one. Can someone help a clueless guy here figure out how to size bolts? Thanks\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does it get better? Engineering students are stressed as you know. For whatever reasons that people choose to be engineers: money, cars, knowledge, fun, a big house, people regularly go through 4 to 5 years of stress for the sake of pursuing their goals. So I'd like to ask engineers if it was worth it, does it get better? In your professional careers were you able to afford what you wanted, or are you still just as stressed as in college, with no real return on your goals? I appreciate all answers.",
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"I'm a design engineer - had to have a good GPA to get the interview, but the work is always interesting. Stress level rises and falls with design cycles (which varies from 4 months to 1 year depending on the project). Overall I love it. There is always a higher stress at the beginning and end of designs, but the less stressful weeks are 40 hours and sometimes have perks like leaving early or being out of office on weekdays. The stressful weeks are usually still <60. I'd say those stressful weeks are less than 20% of the time. I'd say the stress is less than school overall and less constant. I was a scholarship student and my school was essentially built to take that away by sophmore year, or so my administrative contacts warned me. School was very very stressful almost unrelentingly. Work has a cadence to it, and that's much better. The stress makes you appreciate the easygoing times. And if you like your coworkers, the 20% is fun too.": 0.0,
"It was worth it to me for sure. But I never went in for the money or prestige. I alway was pursuing fullfillment. But, that said its hard to pinpoint. Going to university changed my perspective on my ability to learn new things, the things I knew beforehand and even what does knowledge (or intelligence) means. It broadend my perspective, then in turn allowed me to feel more empathy (thing that I sorely lacked) and made me a better person. For that I will forever be grateful. Maybe life would have taken me there anyway, who knows. I sure don't think so. Before university I was pretty conservative and now am very progressive. I can't really explain how much more free I feel now, but I certainly DO feel it. So money, cars, stuff, yeah its nice. But freedom was the true reward.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nDoes it get better? Engineering students are stressed as you know. For whatever reasons that people choose to be engineers: money, cars, knowledge, fun, a big house, people regularly go through 4 to 5 years of stress for the sake of pursuing their goals. So I'd like to ask engineers if it was worth it, does it get better? In your professional careers were you able to afford what you wanted, or are you still just as stressed as in college, with no real return on your goals? I appreciate all answers.\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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"I went back to school for Mechanical Engineering at 27. I graduated at 32 while working along the way. I've been at it 12 years in the Chemical Industry / oil and gas and now hold a Director of Engineering position. I've been offered the Engineering VP position from my boss and currently shadowing him. Anything is possible especially when you've had real life experience prior to getting hired as an engineer. That's was my advantage over these Engineers that have never overhaul an engine, fabricated, and welded in there life.": 0.0,
"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?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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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"Am I missing something here? What does Sakaar have to do with Endgame?": 0.0,
"\"Random Sakaaran Stranded on 2023 Earth\" is a weird choice for the Disney+ lineup, but I'm down.": 1.0
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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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"Sounds like it would then not be fate that he would lead mankind.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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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"Thank you for your submission. **Please note that a response does not constitute a doctor-patient relationship.** This subreddit is for informal second opinions and casual information. The mod team does their best to remove bad information, but we do not catch all of it. Always visit a doctor in real life if you have any concerns about your health. Never use this subreddit as your first and final source of information regarding your question. By posting, you are agreeing to our Terms of Use and understand that all information is taken at your own risk. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/AskDocs) if you have any questions or concerns.*": 0.0,
"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!).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Can My Parents Call the Cops on My Partner for Using My Car? Long story short, my parents aren't happy that I bought a car with my partner and allow her to use it. My partner and I aren't living together yet, so the car is with her because I currently do not have my full license and can't drive it without another licensed driver being present. Despite this, once I was able to obtain my license fully, our plans were to share the car and move in together. Since the car title is in my name, my parents believe I should have it to myself and have it parked on their property (where I live). They are pressuring me to take the car from my partner and have offered to reimburse her for the money she paid on it. This is simply because they don't trust her and are afraid that if she gets pulled over for anything, that I would legally take the blow since the car is in my name. I'm not sure if that is true. The problem is that they are so upset by this situation that they have claimed that they \"know people in law enforcement\" and if they needed to, they would call the police on my partner, claim she stole it, and have her arrested. Would my parents actually be able to do that? The car is in my name, aren't I legally within my right to do what I want with the vehicle? And say they did make that phone call, would I be able to do anything to stop it?",
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"Not a lawyer, but I think this is correct. Even if she has insurance, the damages usually follow the car's owner before the driver. You are probably required to have her listed on your policy if she is the main driver. Your parents are correct that if she causes a serious accident, the repercussions will fall on you. As the owner of the car, you can be sued along with the driver.": 0.0,
"Your parents reporting a vehicle stolen thats not theirs is a crime all on it's own. You have liability if your partner is in an auto accident. Depending on your state, it decides if she needs to be a covered driver on your 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\nCan My Parents Call the Cops on My Partner for Using My Car? Long story short, my parents aren't happy that I bought a car with my partner and allow her to use it. My partner and I aren't living together yet, so the car is with her because I currently do not have my full license and can't drive it without another licensed driver being present. Despite this, once I was able to obtain my license fully, our plans were to share the car and move in together. Since the car title is in my name, my parents believe I should have it to myself and have it parked on their property (where I live). They are pressuring me to take the car from my partner and have offered to reimburse her for the money she paid on it. This is simply because they don't trust her and are afraid that if she gets pulled over for anything, that I would legally take the blow since the car is in my name. I'm not sure if that is true. The problem is that they are so upset by this situation that they have claimed that they \"know people in law enforcement\" and if they needed to, they would call the police on my partner, claim she stole it, and have her arrested. Would my parents actually be able to do that? The car is in my name, aren't I legally within my right to do what I want with the vehicle? And say they did make that phone call, would I be able to do anything to stop it?\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.",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
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"I've always been into problem-solving. Also remember being such a curious kid. I asked a lot of questions. I don't live/breathe engineering, but I love the technical work and collaboration with people to reach a solution. I have BSME and MSME. I'm a mechanical engineering manager for hardware design and manage a great team of engineers.": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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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)",
"best_score": 83,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"You should have a bucket of sanitizer on each station for these very reasons.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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?",
"best_score": 70,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"God the world would be so easy if everyone were honest. \"Seven out of 30 students had a medical emergency on the day of the exam? Well of COURSE I'll let you all retake the lab practical that took me 2 hours to set up and 1 to take down, because I'd be a monster not to!\"": 0.0,
"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?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[General] If I create a robot that is incapable of projecting the color red can it ever turn evil?",
"best_score": 30,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Projecting as in detecting it? Don't exactly understand your question but robots in Sci Fi usually don't turn evil because of that. They usually don't even have a stance on morality, they're just programmed in such a way that they end up reaching a logical conclusion that we humans define as \"evil\" or detrimental to us. For example a robot that is programmed to keep the highest amount of people happy may decide that keeping everyone alive in pods and force feed them prozac may be the most efficient method to achieve it because it avoids sad/painful events and keeps people's moods at the highest level. In this case the robot is doing its job, just failing to take into account other desirable variables like freedom or respect for its human charges. A robot that was incapable of projecting red would still be able to reach other conclusions and it may actually be detrimental. If its blind to blood it may not detect that a human being is bleeding in front of it even if it knows that event will lead to that human's death. **Edit:** Just understood it, nah they'll probably find a work around like turning green.": 0.0,
"Nah. It can still turn bad, you just won't have any way to tell. It's like building a robot without a GOOD/EVIL switch. It won't stop it from turning evil, it just means you can't fix it by setting it back to GOOD.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Which is more attractive to employers: 4.0 GPA without many extracurriculars/internships or mid/low 3 with multiple internships and lots of extracurricular projects etc? I\u2019m a sophomore BSME with a GPA of 3.6. I apply what I learn in class to personal projects and demonstrate my passion for engineering in general through projects I do for fun. I also have been working basically a co-op job since January for a multinational conglomerate. Should I continue spending time on projects, working and networking with the expectation of getting mostly Bs or focus more on school with the goal of getting mostly As? My goal after graduation is to enter the workforce, not go to grad school. And yes, I realize at this point I wouldn\u2019t be able to raise a 3.66 to a 4.0.",
"best_score": 63,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I'm in Europe and it seems to me we don't give so much importance to final grade. I do a lot of interviews and usually I don't care about the final course average, I might push it a little bit more for someone with a higher grade, but not always. The interview, to me is to understand how a person thinks and acts not exactly how much knowledge she has. If you're going for a FAANG like company, then things are different and the interview process seems more like hazing and anything else but I guess they have a harder time sorting out candidates.": 0.0,
"As someone who hires MEs for the firm I own - having tangible work skills and relevant experience can be a real edge in getting a job. If you don't know it yet, learn enough AutoCAD and Revit that you could make a claim to be familiar with it, that'll definitely help. If you have experience working in a production environment (for instance, \"we have 2 days to put drawings for this job together, let's roll), that's a big plus. Showing that you can be trusted on projects that have real-world implications for the companies you worked for is also a positive. I can't speak for others here, but I honestly don't look at the extracurriculars, beyond getting a better idea of what the person does in their free time. Good to know, but not what I'm focused on. As long as you're clearing a 3.0+ GPA, preferably a 3.2-3.5 or higher, you're fine, it shows you can hack the coursework and not collapse under the strain of school, and that you're capable of learning new things. I'd rather have someone who can communicate clearly and who is nice to work with with a 3.1 than someone who's a straight 4.0 student, but who lacks social skills and can't work well with teammates. Be a well-rounded person who will be viewed as an asset to a firm, and you should be fine (especially with this hiring environment!) Best of 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\nWhich is more attractive to employers: 4.0 GPA without many extracurriculars/internships or mid/low 3 with multiple internships and lots of extracurricular projects etc? I\u2019m a sophomore BSME with a GPA of 3.6. I apply what I learn in class to personal projects and demonstrate my passion for engineering in general through projects I do for fun. I also have been working basically a co-op job since January for a multinational conglomerate. Should I continue spending time on projects, working and networking with the expectation of getting mostly Bs or focus more on school with the goal of getting mostly As? My goal after graduation is to enter the workforce, not go to grad school. And yes, I realize at this point I wouldn\u2019t be able to raise a 3.66 to a 4.0.\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?",
"best_score": 36,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Call a plaintiffs employment attorney. Discuss with them. File a charge. Negotiate a settlement.": 0.0,
"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. &#x200B; 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. &#x200B; Edit- Spelling": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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.",
"best_score": 23,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"We should take away his cellphone privileges": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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...",
"best_score": 71,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Yueh was sexually imprinted by his wife, and then was forced to watch her be tortured over and again iirc. That combined to break his conditioning.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Does the total surface area of two submerged air bubbles remain the same if they merge?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
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"Seeing concerns about compression from the water, so let's do this more rigorously. Say the two bubbles have the same volume V*_1_*; then the number of molecules is proportional to PV*_1_*, where P is the water pressure on the bubbles. When the bubbles merge, the new bubble will contain a number of molecules proportional to 2PV*_1_*, and so its volume will be 2PV*_1_* / P=2V*_1_* since the water pressure remains the same (assuming the body of water is large enough that the change in volume of the bubbles does not appreciably change the height of the water) Hence, the volume of the merged bubble will be the sum of the original volumes; since surface area scales slower than volume the overall surface area will decrease.": 0.0,
"No, and one way to think about it is that two bubbles merge BECAUSE their surface areas are less when they are one. If they can have less surface area (by merging), then that's what they 'want' to do. That is also why spheres show up so often in nature. They have the most stuff inside and the least stuff outside. A sphere is the 'lowest energy' when it comes to surface 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/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes the total surface area of two submerged air bubbles remain the same if they merge?\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",
"best_score": 22,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"it really only seems like it hasn't changed to you because a stop sign at almost any angle you see it is still a recognizable stop sign... to a computer that's not the same. a stop sign at a 45* angle to the right is not the same as a stop sign at a 30* angle to the right. it also takes massive amounts of data for machine learning to be accurate. there are obviously some percentage of identifications that are wrong and it requires enough detections to know for sure. also, ideally machine learning is in constant refinement increasing its accuracy with every more data.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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?",
"best_score": 54,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Because truffles grow on the roots of hardwood trees. Hardwood trees take decades to grow and can't be grown inside a greenhouse due to their size. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kr7C2L6AUA": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Do Professors notice how you name your email attachments? I've been emailing potential PhD mentors with a CV pdf that's titled \"Grad School CV\". Am I risking shooting myself in the foot?",
"best_score": 56,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"Totally not relevant to the answer you want but I accidentally named one of my files \u201cfuckthisbullshit\u201d a few years back. My oh my the explaining I had to do \ud83d\ude02 The fuckthisbullshit file was supposed to be the name to my personal finance file, not my assignment \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude29\ud83e\udd26\ud83c\udffc\u200d\u2640\ufe0f": 0.0,
"PSA: no matter who you are, watch what you name your docs. A colleague of mine (we work in curriculum development at a university) recieved a document from a professor he was working with that had the title of \"PPRub.\" Say it out loud. It was a rubric for a PowerPoint assignment but my colleague wasnt sure if he wanted to open it at 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/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo Professors notice how you name your email attachments? I've been emailing potential PhD mentors with a CV pdf that's titled \"Grad School CV\". Am I risking shooting myself in the foot?\n### Comment:\n",
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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!",
"best_score": 80,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"You can do this, having a supportive adviser is so important! I had two kids during my math PhD. Yes, it was hard but honestly I think it was easier to do it while they were very little compared to how it would be now that they are older. A few intense years and it will all be worth it. Congrats!!": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Engineer working too slow I have been in civil engineering for 3 years. My first company complained that I worked too slow and I need to be more efficient. Now this job, my boss is hinting that I am working too slow. Background: As more I am into engineering, I realized most supervisors will give you tasks and expect you to have some level of personal understandings and will give you a brief explanation or none at all. They expect that you do your own research and have a engineering level of understanding. For me, when I am given a task that I am not sure. I would sit there look over example and research and look at it again but it take me hours and hours to complete my task. I can sense disapproval how long it took me to finish my work. It also has consume my personal time, where I have to place in long hours and weekend to complete my tasks whereas other people don't. However, I noticed one of coworker works really fast but when I look at her work. Half of it is wrong. How can I work more efficiently and bring in good work? I am tired of being judge as working too slow. Sometimes it make feel insecure that I am not cut out to be an engineer if it takes me this much to do my work.",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Sadly I've seen many instances of managers valueing fast engineers over good ones. This is especially true in automation. In automation, the engineer that can make the machine work *right now* gets accolades vs the engineer that takes twice as long but fixes the root cause instead of applying a bandaid. Of course eventually you have to hire additional engineers just to maintain the fragile code that results from band aide on top of band aide.": 0.0,
"In which way is your coworker's work wrong? Is she literally making mistakes that need to be fixed later, or is she working quickly and cutting corners in other ways? I ask, because I suspect she may be making a quicker choice and spending less time in research than you are, but perhaps she the difference in her choice doesn't make that much of a difference in the long run. Is that possible? I'm saying, obsessing over the exact perfect best choice is not always the right choice. There's an opportunity cost involved with spending too long to make a 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/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEngineer working too slow I have been in civil engineering for 3 years. My first company complained that I worked too slow and I need to be more efficient. Now this job, my boss is hinting that I am working too slow. Background: As more I am into engineering, I realized most supervisors will give you tasks and expect you to have some level of personal understandings and will give you a brief explanation or none at all. They expect that you do your own research and have a engineering level of understanding. For me, when I am given a task that I am not sure. I would sit there look over example and research and look at it again but it take me hours and hours to complete my task. I can sense disapproval how long it took me to finish my work. It also has consume my personal time, where I have to place in long hours and weekend to complete my tasks whereas other people don't. However, I noticed one of coworker works really fast but when I look at her work. Half of it is wrong. How can I work more efficiently and bring in good work? I am tired of being judge as working too slow. Sometimes it make feel insecure that I am not cut out to be an engineer if it takes me this much to do my work.\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!",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"Hmm, I think this is a great idea. What if we broke it down even further and made each voter a single proportional point?": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[MCU] Why didn't the Eternals try to stop Ego when he visited earth?",
"best_score": 68,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"It\u2019s probably true that they didn\u2019t know, and it\u2019s also probably true that they weren\u2019t authorized to interfere, but I would also say that, by the time they would even be in a position to help, the event would have been over anyway.": 0.0,
"They probably had no idea he was there. There are fewer than 10 of them to cover about two billion square miles. Ego was either stealthy because he knew about Celestials or he was lucky because the area is so big. Heck, Ego may have targeted the worlds he did *because* there were Celestials there, so he knew he had to stay hidden. Also, by the time he showed up, the Deviants were gone and the Eternals were just chilling out doing human stuff. They're kind of the epitome of the \"not my job\" types.": 1.0
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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?",
"best_score": 60,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Back then the tube TVs kind of blurred and even smoothed things a bit so you really couldn\u2019t see super clearly regardless of the broadcast. Side by side with a modern production on a modern tv it really stands out. We were happy then since we hadn\u2019t experienced anything better.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"post_content": "Can police legally enter your property without you being home? Can police legally enter your property without you being home in Ohio? I was called by a detective to address some issues in my apartment seen on the building cameras (Im a night Janitor in my building). When I got home, the detective was already in my apartment, let in by the maintenance people of my apartment building. It took me approximately 10 minutes from the time I was called to get back home. So im just curious if this is legal, there were no charges for anything, I wasnt arrested. They were just in my apartment waiting on me to talk to me about the somethings seen on the camera (Peoples packages coming up missing, and so forth). So, just curious if this is legal for them to have gained access to my apartment without me being present?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"I have to wonder if the unit is owned by your building and is in anyway payment for your position. I wonder if that would make a difference.": 0.0,
"Absent a warrant or exigent circumstances (hot pursuit, knowledge of a hurt person inside, etc), the management letting in police without a warrant is almost certainly a lease violation; this goes double if the landlord also entered your unit. You might be able to seek legal damages. Whether those damages would surpass the amount spent hiring a lawyer and going to court is debatable. Consult with a lawyer versed in landlord/tenant law for advice; a short consultation is typically free.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 police legally enter your property without you being home? Can police legally enter your property without you being home in Ohio? I was called by a detective to address some issues in my apartment seen on the building cameras (Im a night Janitor in my building). When I got home, the detective was already in my apartment, let in by the maintenance people of my apartment building. It took me approximately 10 minutes from the time I was called to get back home. So im just curious if this is legal, there were no charges for anything, I wasnt arrested. They were just in my apartment waiting on me to talk to me about the somethings seen on the camera (Peoples packages coming up missing, and so forth). So, just curious if this is legal for them to have gained access to my apartment without me being present?\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.",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"I wouldn't take the advice of the office clerk. Definitely send a message to the judge. I think worst case you will have to explain in person that your mother received the money while you were a child. That said, none of us can really help without seeing the letter. Additional advice, stay calm and dont swear. People will straight up refuse to help you if you get mad at them.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[Star Wars] I heard a high-ranking member of the Alliance (I won't name names) being overtly racist. They said, \"I'd just as soon kiss a WOOKIEE!\" (the vitriol in her voice!) As a minority species, I am appalled. I joined the Rebellion to fight against this sort of thing. Who can I report this to?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"mon mothma of course. but pretty much all humans in that universe are pretty racist.": 0.0,
"Not to mention classist attitudes towards hard working nerf-herders...": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 heard a high-ranking member of the Alliance (I won't name names) being overtly racist. They said, \"I'd just as soon kiss a WOOKIEE!\" (the vitriol in her voice!) As a minority species, I am appalled. I joined the Rebellion to fight against this sort of thing. Who can I report this to?\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?",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"Try sitting on the spring (what's inside your couch) instead of compressing it with your arms. When your body is at rest it's exerting force downward (possibly onto a spring). When the vice is at rest it holds it's position (possibly holding a spring). But when your arms are at rest they hang down and do not exert force on an external object. You have to use energy to make them push on something.": 0.0,
"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.'": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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.",
"best_score": 21,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"If the grapes are left on the vines, does any one think that the squirrels and birds will devour the grapes?": 0.0,
"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/": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "How do I keep a baguette fresh for more than a day? Title says it all. Love a good baguette, hate the fact that I can\u2019t scarf an entire one down before it goes stale. I\u2019ve made more croutons than my food storage allows. Any insights on how to extend the plush life that is a fresh baguette would be greatly appreciated!",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"If it gets stale I defrost soup and then melt a little cheese on the bread and float it into the soup.": 0.0,
"Cut into 2-4 pieces and store in a ziplock bag. It won't stay crusty but it will still be pretty good for the next day or two. Alternative: slice, then freeze, then thaw/toast sections.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 keep a baguette fresh for more than a day? Title says it all. Love a good baguette, hate the fact that I can\u2019t scarf an entire one down before it goes stale. I\u2019ve made more croutons than my food storage allows. Any insights on how to extend the plush life that is a fresh baguette would be greatly appreciated!\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?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"It would take a miracle. Humanity would need to get it's shit together on a scale never before seen in human history to reach the point where even the true believers in MIBs role as mere custodians of humanity would be ready to let slip the reins. Those sort of humanists are few and far between, as much of the ranks are likely made of low-end misanthropes who think humanity will never be ready and folks who are just happy to be the big fish in a small pond and will do what it takes to remain the big fish. It would take a massive quantum leap, not merely in the tech but in the heart, for humanity to be ready to say \"hello\" to the universe, and there are many in the MIB with a vested interest to see that that leap never happens.": 0.0,
"Well, they also monitor aliens, you know, so they stay where they\u2019re supposed to, and stuff. They\u2019re busy.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "[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?",
"best_score": 33,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"When you're as rich as Bruce Wayne, people generally stop asking questions (at least until corpses start piling too high)...": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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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.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"As others have said, you're using way too much. Don't replace vegetable oil with sesame oil, instead use vegetable oil with a small splash of sesame oil. It's very strong stuff, a small bottle should last a long time.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Bought a house, sellers stripped the garden and the interior before moving out I found a nice house which had everything I was looking for: a nice garden, good location, built quite recently .. So i made a bid and the owners accepted. At closing day, the previous owners asked if they could stay 1 more week (their move wasn't going smoothly, so they said). I didn't mind so I said yes. Fast forward a week and I find out they have left without telling me and have stripped a lot of things. Most plants and a small tree have vanished from the garden (leaving a cratered landscape). Some parts of the interior have gone missing as well. This is what i found after entering my house: cupboard doors are gone, laminate flooring in the hallway was taken out, every kitchen appliance disappeared (built in oven, washing machine ..). There wasn't a single light fixture (or bulb) left, some door knobs were removed and they even pulled out the kitchen sink. How do I proceed from here? This can't be legal, can it? Location: California.",
"best_score": 73,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Yeah, totally illegal breach of contract.": 0.0,
"To add to what others are saying, you might try to find any witnesses to them moving this stuff out of the house and pulling up the garden. Did the neighbors see it? That's quite a lot of activity to go unnoticed. What I'd be afraid of is the seller denying they did it. Like \"dang, someone must have broken in after we moved out\". I wouldn't put it past anyone that would pull this kind of stunt to deny 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/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBought a house, sellers stripped the garden and the interior before moving out I found a nice house which had everything I was looking for: a nice garden, good location, built quite recently .. So i made a bid and the owners accepted. At closing day, the previous owners asked if they could stay 1 more week (their move wasn't going smoothly, so they said). I didn't mind so I said yes. Fast forward a week and I find out they have left without telling me and have stripped a lot of things. Most plants and a small tree have vanished from the garden (leaving a cratered landscape). Some parts of the interior have gone missing as well. This is what i found after entering my house: cupboard doors are gone, laminate flooring in the hallway was taken out, every kitchen appliance disappeared (built in oven, washing machine ..). There wasn't a single light fixture (or bulb) left, some door knobs were removed and they even pulled out the kitchen sink. How do I proceed from here? This can't be legal, can it? Location: California.\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!",
"best_score": 31,
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"Do you not have control over it to reset it? That\u2019s way too much water.": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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!!",
"best_score": 12,
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"I'd assume you're looking for something like this? This guy uses excellent technique and makes a variety of dishes.": 0.0,
"Make sure you're using the zest from unwaxed lemons \ud83d\ude09": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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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"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",
"best_score": 67,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Man, this brings back memories! They put Taco Hell to shame. It was damn good food to my 10 year old self.": 0.0,
"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....": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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.",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"On the same subject, how about other nano substances? In particular, nano silver? I sell a silver coated conductive thread, and the company that applies the coating issued a disclaimer to say that they do not use nano silver. The impression I get from this is that it's either potentially harmful to the user or the environment, but that's as far as knowledge goes.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Brined turkey turned out way too salty. Trying to learn what I did wrong so I don't repeat it next year. I did a fresh, \"antibiotic free\" turkey for the first time this year. Spatchcocked, then brined in a turkey oven bag with a 2 cups salt / 2 gallons water solution (with some aromatics thrown in). Brined in an ice bath for about 18 hours. Pulled it out, rinsed it off, poured some boiling water on the skin to help with browning. It was a beautiful bird, but man was it salty. I have had varied results with this technique in years past so I read multiple instructions and tried to arrive at some consensus on the method. Any ideas on where I went wrong? *Quick edit: I know dry brining is now preferred. However, I don't have the fridge space for that and all the other things crowding my fridge at Thanksgiving.",
"best_score": 85,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Don\u2019t brine. Carrots, celery, onion chunks in SHALLOW (no more than 1 1/2\u201d high) roasting pan, butter under the skin, (a LOT, I use a stick for just a breast) sage, poultry seasoning, kosher salt, rubbed on outside of skin, then turkey/chicken stock soaked cheese cloth on top after the first half hour. Baste every 30 minutes. Remove cheesecloth, rinse with more broth to make gravy. Skim out excess butter. Let bird rest for at least 1/2 hour, covered with foil and a heavy towel. Not only will it be juicy and tender, it will be gorgeous!": 0.0,
"One thing to check is if the turkey was brined before sold. I had a similar issue with some ducks I boight. I missed the label said it was already brined in a 12% solution.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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\nBrined turkey turned out way too salty. Trying to learn what I did wrong so I don't repeat it next year. I did a fresh, \"antibiotic free\" turkey for the first time this year. Spatchcocked, then brined in a turkey oven bag with a 2 cups salt / 2 gallons water solution (with some aromatics thrown in). Brined in an ice bath for about 18 hours. Pulled it out, rinsed it off, poured some boiling water on the skin to help with browning. It was a beautiful bird, but man was it salty. I have had varied results with this technique in years past so I read multiple instructions and tried to arrive at some consensus on the method. Any ideas on where I went wrong? *Quick edit: I know dry brining is now preferred. However, I don't have the fridge space for that and all the other things crowding my fridge at Thanksgiving.\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.",
"best_score": 77,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"I just went through a similar situation at work related to medical documentation and what employers can legally ask for. You need to find an employment/civil rights attorney ASAP. the consult should be relatively inexpensive to determine whether you have a case.": 0.0,
"Get a lawyer. This 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\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 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?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askhr",
"responses": {
"Isn\u2019t it illegal to discriminate based on those things\u2026 Meaning it\u2019s also discriminatory against straight people..? You really wanna work for a company that is so blatant with discrimination?": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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.",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"You may need to contact Iowa child support, if it was already disbursed they may need to do a third party reversal repost and they will send you your money due to mistaken identity.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "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?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"my parents lay them out to dry in the sun.": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is nuclear power considered to be a \u201cclean\u201d energy source when its waste is so contaminating/dangerous? Like. Nuclear waste/disasters contaminate areas for thousands of years and cause cancer. Why is that \u201cclean\u201d?",
"best_score": 108,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"You can easily store the nuclear waste and not have to worry about it much. There's also relatively little waste to handle from nuclear plants. And because ALL of the waste from nuclear plants is normally stored somewhere safely, it's NOT going in the environment at all and hence nuclear plants are indeed very very clean ecologically speaking.": 0.0,
"Nuclear waste is \\*very\\* small...compared to virtually any other it's incredibly low volume and relatively easy to store. Coal plants actually emit far more radiation than nuclear plants (coal is mildly radioactive and it all goes out the stacks). The entire volume of all nuclear waste that humanity will ever produce could fit in an area about the size of a single power plant. It lasts a long time, which is a problem, but if you contain it it's harmless. That's \\*NOT\\* true for most other power generation technologies.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 nuclear power considered to be a \u201cclean\u201d energy source when its waste is so contaminating/dangerous? Like. Nuclear waste/disasters contaminate areas for thousands of years and cause cancer. Why is that \u201cclean\u201d?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I get depressed about school. Dose this mean engineering is not right for me? I have a weird love hate relationship with my major so far. I enjoy problem solving and figuring things out but when I have a lot of trouble with something I get frustrated and depressed because I feel like I won't be able to figure it out. I'm also a perfectionist so that doesn't help.",
"best_score": 37,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Engineering is such a wide field - you'll figure it out. Keep at it. Try find some aspects of engineering you really enjoy and turn them into a hobby - this definitely helped me.": 0.0,
"Somewhere between my Sophomore and Junior year I noticed how much my problem solving skills had improved since I started school. Part of me wished it applied to my school work, but then I realized the opposite was true. Your academics are challenging you, and this is what being challenged feels like. Next year you will be challenged again, but you will look back at this material and wonder why you struggled so much. Engineering school isn't about teaching you facts to apply to a job some day, it's giving you more and more complex situations to exercise your problem solving skills.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a 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 get depressed about school. Dose this mean engineering is not right for me? I have a weird love hate relationship with my major so far. I enjoy problem solving and figuring things out but when I have a lot of trouble with something I get frustrated and depressed because I feel like I won't be able to figure it out. I'm also a perfectionist so that doesn't help.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do some trucks have a spare set of wheels hanging? Wouldn't it better to just have all the wheels on the road?",
"best_score": 30,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"I\u2019m not sure if they automatically lower themselves above a certain weight now, but in the past truckers used to keep them up when they should have been lowered, to save on tyre wear and fuel. Problem with this is, having too much concentrated weight increases wear and tear on the roads.": 0.0,
"Those wheels and axles are needed to carry a heavy load. When not carrying a heavy load, they are not needed. If you left them down, those tyres would get extra wear and tear. In some circumstances, it also allows the trailer to be turned around tighter corners.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[DC] If Owl-Man is an evil version of Batman, then why wasn't he happy seeing that Martha and Thomas Wayne were dead in the main universe, too?",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
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"I don't think anything makes him happy.": 0.0,
"Even good Batman is essentially a sociopath who is able to do things like plan out the brutal murder of his closest friends with the full knowledge that those plans may be used some day (his famous contingency plans). His ability to compartmentalize his emotions is so tragically strong that it is sometimes considered one of his superpowers. The one topic where all of this fails and Bruce will consistently show real human emotion is with his parents. Remembering that they're dead, thinking about what they would have wanted when arguing with an alternate version of himself, hearing the name of his mother is the same as Superman's mother, etc. Even though Owlman is evil and in fact responsible for their death in his own timeline, he is presumably the same way. Knowing his AU parents are dead legitimately cracks his emotional barriers for a bit, and makes him sad.": 1.0
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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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"NOAA has some good information on this: http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/kits/currents/06conveyor.html Might be kid friendly, I didn't look at it too closely other than to check it had the relevant diagrams. Basically every couple thousand years all the water in the oceans is filtered through the crust at some point and recirculated up through deepsea vents in the crust (your famous black and white smokers). Bodies of water in different parts of the oceans, like near Antarctica, cool and because ice forms, drawing the freshwater out of the ocean, the rest of the water becomes super salty/more dense and \"sinks\" beneath warmer surface waters and then continue to flow on the ocean floor. Continents make things complicated and end up with a global ocean conveyor belt situation where you could, theoretically, deploy a drifter that matched the density of its surrounding water and flowed around the entire Ocean (capitalized, signifying the global body of water).": 0.0,
"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": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Star Trek] What is the point of phaser rifles if normal phasers can disintegrate people?",
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"I dont think any of the answers so far are actually any good. I'm just gonna reply to them all here. **Better Accuracy:** That makes sense if they were rifled projectiles, but they're not. Hell, most of the time everyone is shooting from the hip. Even if they weren't, the rifle doesnt exactly have sights, instead it has some giant bump on the top that would do nothing besides block your view. **Better Range:** Starfleet is a spaceship fleet, not a bunch of marines invading beaches. They need a range of \"to the end of the hallway\". But even then, I've never seen an instance where the hand phase shot died and dissipated before it got to its target. **Holds More Shots:** Has a phaser ever run out of shots? I'm happy to be proven wrong, and that sounds like a good idea for a scene. If anyone can link that to me that would be great. Also, I've never seen the communicators get recharged, so I'm assuming that 24th century batteries have plenty of storage. **Faster Rate of Fire:** Its a beam of light, not a mechanically powered gun. Hold the button down. **Different Modes and Power Settings:** Its software, I'm sure the phaser can install that update. The only thing I could really see is that a rifle would have a larger power bank and be able to dump it faster. Basically it can act like a plasma torch for longer than phaser.": 0.0,
"In-lore it's implied that the rifle has different modes - It's shown twice that it has multiple modes (DS9 - Return To Grace, for example), it can be used as what we might think of as a shotgun one moment and the next it could project a wide bean able to harm a biological organism in a room, and you could finish this by using it as a marksman's rifle. and some kind of sight attached for long-range fire. As the others have said thought, it is also the practical reality of having, say, a brace or stock added to a pistol.": 1.0
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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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"In Phoenix, AZ, the city is divided by Central, a North/South road. Major North/South roads that are West of Central are \"Avenue\". Major North/South roads that are East of Central are \"Street.\"": 0.0,
"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\").": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old what it means to \u201cprocess\u201c your emotions",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
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"There are proper ways to be sad, angry, upset, etc. You learn how to let these emotions run their course in an effective, safe way. Think of it like a guitar. A guitar has six strings. There are six basic emotions: happiness, sadness, anger, fear, jealousy, disgust. A guitar played properly can convey a wonder of emotional tunes. Melodies can make you happy, sad, what have you. However, this only is possible if the instrument is played properly, the strings understood, and chords played correctly. If someone picks up a guitar and just starts mindlessly strumming, the tune is unbearable, no emotion is elicited, and people avoid it. The improperly played guitar is the person not properly \"playing\" their emotions. It is pure spontaneity with no direction whatsoever. You can learn to be whatever emotion you have. Swell with pride, shake with anger, cry when your sad. Find the melody that best fits your emotion and play it.": 0.0,
"\"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.": 1.0
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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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"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"Well that's because they're mostly businesses": 0.0,
"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.": 1.0
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